Friday, January 31, 2014

Apple prepares 2 large iphones in 2014

Apple in its fiscal 2014 first quarter results has posted a record quarterly revenue of $57.6 billion with iPhone and iPad sales driving these stellar figures. The company sold 51 million iPhones, an all time quarterly record. However, the market aren't too pleased with the show and thus it is expected that the Cupertino technology giant, Apple may unveil the next iPhone sooner that expected.

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According to the rumor mills, Apple's purported next smartphone, the iPhone 6 will come in two large screen sizes and could well be unveiled around June 2014. Several analysts too have speculated that Apple may introduce a bigger screen for iPhone 6. Recently chinese analyst Sun Chang Xu has claimed on the  chinese website QQtech that iPhone 6 will most likely have a 4.7 inches screen size with 1136x640 pixel display and also another flagship model offering a higher resolution with a 5.7 display. Another report by DisplaySearch indicates that Apple will likely introduce two large iPhones in 2014 to take on the phablets competition. According to DisplaySearch, while one of Apple’s flagship model might feature a 4.7” screen size with 1600x900, 386 ppi, The other flagship model of 5.5” screen size will launch with 1920x1080 resolution at 401 ppi. In yet another report, according to a report on BGR.com Several Foxconn insiders have revealed through the chinese blogging site Weibo that the production of new iPhone will be split into two models, one with 4.7” screen and a 5.7” screen.  Citing Foxconn executives, the post says that the two models will feature biometric technology too. Late last September, The WSJ reporter Ian Sherr, reported that Apple may even be testing screens as large as six inches.

Another recent update has been through the Chinese microblogging site Weibo, which claimed that the next iPhone will have sapphire glass with solar power panels. Even Matt Margolis of Seeking Alpha, who has been closely following Apple’s acquisition and patents rather closely is of the view that Apple will likely have Sapphire Glass displays with inscribed solar panels.  While it is still a speculation, There are chances that it may be a reality, considering that Apple had filed a patent in February 2013 for integrating touch sensors and solar panels. Similarly Apple also filed another patent in October 2013 for new solar touch screen patent. Adding further credence to the claim is the fact that an Apple has ventured in a partnership with GT Advanced technologies to open a Sapphire materials facility in Mesa, AZ. Recently in an interview with ABC news channel, Tim Cook too confirmed that the Arizona facility is indeed for manufacturing Sapphire glass. Moreover according to recent reports the Sapphire Glass manufacturing facility is on a hiring spree.

Recently Apple CEO Tim Cook during the launch of iPhone on China mobile said " We have great things we are working on, but we want to keep them a secret, That way you will be so much happier when you see it."According to another report by chinese technology website Digitimes, The production for A8 processor expected to power the next generation on iPhone too has been ramped up. According to the industry sources, the A8 processor will be a package-on-package (PoP) SoC solution comprising processors and mobile DRAM in a single package.

With phablets, a rage across the global markets, and  a definite market for large screen smartphones, Everyone seems to agree that iPhone 6 will have a larger screen than any other iPhone launched earlier. Moreover, apart from being packed with many pathbreaking technologies, iPhone 6 is expected to be bigger, slimmer and faster. It is most likely to be housed in Liquidmetal casing with Sapphire Glass display  and a powerful 64-Bit A8 processor.

Monday, January 27, 2014

5 takeaways on what does and what doesn't work to promote an iOS app?

Promoting an iOS application? Well you might have come across some scary data facts stating that the cost of iOS app marketing has touched its peak in the recent time. But you need not be worried if you have done your homework right. There is a central idea pertaining to the Apple app store and if it is taken care of you can easily get your app discovered and propagated. top iphone app developers are taking this into account as they market iOS apps these days.
  
According to an IT analytics and research company Pfeiffer, it has come out in the light that one of the most important aspects in iOS is the user likeness of an app.

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1. Apple pays huge attention to it and hence created a category specific listing of apps in the app store. App marketing iPhone app development company are focusing to specify these app categories as a part of app store optimization initiative coz this really works to get your application found.

2. An iPhone app development company would always define the purpose of the iOS app very clearly. Hence it is essential to talk about your application in relevant forums. Do not just paste the link but offer the application as a solution to end a specific problem.

3. Do not get people too many people to install the app temporarily just to rate the app. This might be detected by Apple and can lead to troublesome results.

4. Create an exclusive website to market your application.

5. Create an app marketing video to tell more in less time. Optimize it in youtube with relevant tags.

Wednesday, January 8, 2014

Android device manager looks similar to its rival

Smartphones are growing by leaps and bounds in technology and one of the major things that users, tech gurus and investors are talking about is the location finding ability of mobile operating system. While Apple started this with find my iPhone; google too has been running android device manager parallelly on desktop. However, google has now decided to go ahead with the mobile application of android device manager that derives a lot from its Apple counterpart.


You can easily have a look at the web interface of the android device managers which android app developers love so much. The interface gives a quick option to name your device along with the ability to ring your phone in full volume and erase all the data including the operating system in the mobile device. Apple’s find my iPhone is loaded with similar features too and it won't be incorrect to say that the android device manager is very identical to find my iPhone.

The decision of going mobile is good in one way as it might not be easy for users to find a desktop to ring their phone at the moment when they discover that it is lost. On the other hand, finding another android user has more possibilities and can lead the user with lost phone to immediately erase the operating system. This feature is not something that brings in user satisfaction but it does help in theft prevention and tech companies are encouraged to give this feature as it reduces the risk of misuse of the device or being used by unlawful forces.