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- RIM’s backlog hits $1 billion worth of unsold BlackBerrys and PlayBooks
- How Apple’s gadgets achieve smooth finish
- Dater adds timestamps and more to the photos in your camera roll
- iOS 6 could introduce sexy new silver look
- Purported screenies show off enhanced iOS 6 Maps with breathtaking 3D view
- Apple confirms WWDC 2012 keynote: Monday, June 11 at 10am PT
- iPhone 5 backplate leaks: enhanced speakers, thinner profile, smaller dock connector
- Apple releases WWDC app and conference schedule
- The inconvenient truth about Retina iPad gaming
| RIM’s backlog hits $1 billion worth of unsold BlackBerrys and PlayBooks Posted: 29 May 2012 02:52 PM PDT
Just as we thought things couldn't get any worse for the embattled BlackBerry maker Research In Motion, more bad news hits the wires on a daily basis. It's been revealed today just how unimpressed customers are with RIM's current lineup of BlackBerry smartphones and the PlayBook tablet, as these two product categories now commanded a staggering backlog of $1 billion in unsold inventory in the last quarter, up from $618 million a year earlier…(...) "RIM’s backlog hits $1 billion worth of unsold BlackBerrys and PlayBooks" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| How Apple’s gadgets achieve smooth finish Posted: 29 May 2012 12:12 PM PDT
If you ever wondered how the smooth and shiny finish of Apple products is achieved in manufacturing, here’s your answer. The process called anodizing makes metals such as aluminum and titanium corrosion-resistant by growing an oxide layer into the metal. A nice clip based on a chapter in the book Eight Amazing Engineering Stories explains the anodizing process in Layman’s terms through the mouth of Bill Hammack the Engineer Guy. As you know, anodizing is used on many Apple products, including most of the Macs sold today, and is likely to be applied to an upcoming iPhone 5 said to feature metal-clad back…(...) "How Apple’s gadgets achieve smooth finish" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| Dater adds timestamps and more to the photos in your camera roll Posted: 29 May 2012 11:15 AM PDT
Dater is a recently released jailbreak tweak that adds a few nifty identification features to the photos in your camera roll. First and foremost are the timestamps. Dater adds timestamps to all of the photos contained within the camera roll, and it will even retroactively add stamps to photos that already exist prior to installing the tweak. Don’t worry; the timestamps aren’t hardcoded on your photos, so they don’t actually appear when you export or print them. The timestamps are a very nice feature, but not alone worth the $0.99 asking price. Fortunately, there’s more to Dater than what initially meets the eye…(...) "Dater adds timestamps and more to the photos in your camera roll" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| iOS 6 could introduce sexy new silver look Posted: 29 May 2012 10:35 AM PDT
Today’s a leaks day, folks. First we learned that Apple will be kicking off the upcoming WWDC with a 10am PT keynote come June 11, then a cool-looking aluminum backplate surfaced to reveal a couple nuggets concerning a sixth-generation iPhone and now a set of photos from “a trusted source” (aren’t they always?) show off the exciting new 3D mapping functionality of the re-worked Maps app in iOS 6. Oh, and Apple also launched the official WWDC 2012 app. Taking it all in, we can now conclude with a reasonably high degree of probability that folks in Cupertino are ready to ditch the familiar blue theme in iOS and supplant it with a fresh new sexy silver look. How’s that? Read on…(...) "iOS 6 could introduce sexy new silver look" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| Purported screenies show off enhanced iOS 6 Maps with breathtaking 3D view Posted: 29 May 2012 09:19 AM PDT
Remember talk of Apple’s enhanced Maps app thought to feature cutting-edge 3D view? Apparently a few years in the making, looks like Cupertino is now ready to supplant a Google Maps backend with its own in-house mapping solution come June 11. And now, screenshots from a “trusted source” have surfaced, depicting this exciting three-dimensional mapping view in action. The admittedly gorgeous photos look authentic and conceivably show off the power of a declassified missile targeting technology Apple got hold of with their 2011 acquisition of advanced 3D mapping startup C3 Technologies…(...) "Purported screenies show off enhanced iOS 6 Maps with breathtaking 3D view" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| Apple confirms WWDC 2012 keynote: Monday, June 11 at 10am PT Posted: 29 May 2012 07:24 AM PDT
Looks like there will be a keynote at this year’s WWDC. According to the official schedule, the Cupertino, California-headquartered gadget designer will officially hold the keynote talk on Monday, June 11, 2012, when the annual developers pilgrimage is slated to kick off…(...) "Apple confirms WWDC 2012 keynote: Monday, June 11 at 10am PT" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| iPhone 5 backplate leaks: enhanced speakers, thinner profile, smaller dock connector Posted: 29 May 2012 07:10 AM PDT
A new report out this morning points us to an allegedly leaked part purported to belong to an upcoming sixth-generation iPhone (not to be confused with a front panel part leaked by another source). It looks like it’s machined from a single piece of an aluminum alloy, similar to Apple’s Unibody manufacturing process for notebook chassis. If authentic, the leaked part casts additional light on the backside and profile of Apple’s upcoming iPhone revision. It does reinforce the mostly agreed-upon thesis of the next iPhone having a slimmer chassis and a much smaller and rounded dock connector…(...) "iPhone 5 backplate leaks: enhanced speakers, thinner profile, smaller dock connector" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| Apple releases WWDC app and conference schedule Posted: 29 May 2012 06:35 AM PDT
Apple has just posted on its website a list of WWDC 2012 events and conference schedules. If you’re among the lucky ones who managed to snag tickets on time, chances are you’ll be lost in over a hundred sessions and labs. Don’t worry, there’s an app for that, too…(...) "Apple releases WWDC app and conference schedule" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| The inconvenient truth about Retina iPad gaming Posted: 29 May 2012 06:25 AM PDT
Back in March, I analyzed whether the new iPad has enough oomph to drive graphics-intensive games natively at the new iPad’s 2,048-by-1,536 pixel resolution. The crux of the article: framer rates in Retina-optimized games can drop to well below what the iPad 2 delivers. With no change on the CPU side and only 2x speed gain on the GPU side, the new iPad clearly has issues offseting the Retina display’s 4x pixel count increase. Today, The Verge sheds more light on the matter by putting the device through its paces in real-world tests based on a handful of latest triple-A games. The findings may surprise even the most hard-core gamers among you… (...) "The inconvenient truth about Retina iPad gaming" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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