Apple ‘s iPad Mini price leaked online ahead of announcement on October 23. It seems the Wi-Fi with 8GB model will start pricing at 249 euros, which comes out to about $320. Are you convinced?
Apple has sent out invitations for an event that will happen on October 23 and the company is expected to announce the long rumored iPad Mini tablet at the event.
Apple appears to be planning to introduce its iPad Mini along with others at an event on October 23.
According to reliable sources, Apple do not expect to include 3G-capabilities in the iPad mini in order to produce it comparatively cheaply and to limit the top price of the product to keep the competition high with rivals such as Kindle or Nexus.
Google and Samsung are reportedly going to work together for a 10-Inch nexus tablet with co-branding. This move is to take on the famous iPad. Reports suggests that both will be promoting the device to take on the competitive market.
Apple has posted a support document on its site regarding the issue that iPhone 5 owners found a purple haze when they are using their camera. Apple stated that this issue can be common to all iPhone series and it can be reduced by changing the camera angle or shielding additional lights from the lens.
New reports suggest that Apple has ordered more than 10 million units for the fourth quarter of this year which is double times the order placed by Amazon for the same quarter for its Kindle Fire tablet. Apple’s huge order might point to a huge demand expectations.
Pics of alleged iPad Mini parts have leaked from a source at a factory in China. Meanwhile WSJ has also reported that the mass production of the Apple iPad Mini has started. Well as of now it seems to be true that Apple is planning for a new smaller version of iPad.
Reports claim that Microsoft will be launching its own smartphone to compete with Apple’s iPhone 5 and Samsung Galaxy S III. They have been working on it own Windows Phone 8 Smartphone for almost four months and it is supposedly in testing now.
Verizon Wireless iPhone 5 users can now install the latest carrier update 13.1 for fixing the bug that caused cellular data charges even though connected to a Wi-Fi network. The update might also arrive for AT&T carrier too.