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9 Inch Apple Notebook!!!

admin — Sun, 10 May 2009 06:30:07 +0000

Is the rumor true? Apple is going to introduce a 9 inch notebook for its consumer. If you don’t believe it then see the image given below and make a comments what you think about it.

Apple and Verizon Developing “iPhone Lite” and “Mediapad”!

admin — Fri, 01 May 2009 03:39:47 +0000

According to a new rumor, Apple is planning to launch two latest devices with Verizon. In September 2008, it was first reported that Verizon and Apple were having discussion about the iPhone. BusinessWeek have leaked details, according to it, a person said,

One device is a smaller, less expensive calling device described by a person who has seen it as an “iPhone lite.” The other is a media pad that would let users listen to music, view photos, and watch high-definition videos, the person says. It would place calls over a Wi-Fi connection. One of these devices may be introduced as early as this summer.

Lowell McAdam, the CEO of Verizon Wireless confirms that Verzion had been in discussion with Apple. But he doesn’t reveal anything details.

Rumors have spread that the iPhone Lite will less small and less thin than the present iPhone 3G. It also would be less pricey than iPhone 3G, and be intended mainly for calls rather than filled the smart-modern phone functionality. Meanwhile, an early guess was that the company intended to a touch-screen Netbook, but at present, it looks as it could be planned for the Media Pad. And possibly the new talk of a 5 MP camera could add to the same device.

iPod Shuffle with “Voice Over” Feature

admin — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 07:38:35 +0000

Are you waiting for a tiny new iPod Shuffle? To finish your waiting Apple announced just few days ago a tiny new iPod Shuffle with a “Voice Over” feature. The feature identifies tracks out loud. With four gigabytes spaces the $79 Shuffle holds up to more than1,000 songs. It is about the size of a tie clip. In other word, it is the smallest iPod yet. Principle analyst at Creative Strategies, Tim Bajarin says the $79 price tag for a 4GB player is “very consumer friendly” even in a soft economy.

The new one’s controls are located on the cord of the earphone. Users will get a press button on the cord to play, pause, adjust volume and hear the name of the song or artist. Apple vice president of iPod and iPhone Product Marketing, Greg Joswiak said “Imagine your music player talking to you, telling you your song titles, artists and playlist names.” The new earphone-based controls were inspired by the ear-buds on Apple’s iPhone. Analyst Bajarin says you can use the ear-buds to take a phone call, hang up and perform several other actions.

The earphones are totally new, and ship with the player. Like previous Shuffles, it does not have any screen. The player comes in silver or black. Its battery lasts around 10 hours on a single charge. The speak aloud feature is available in 14 different languages. The player features an aluminum design with a steel clip. The clip makes it wearable, just as any user can wear current iPod Shuffles. Apple says the new one is now shipping but it is not obvious whether the new ones replace Apple’s existing Shuffle lineup such as a 1GB, $49 player and a 2GB, $69 version. However, some of those older models were still available on Apple’s website.