Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts

iPad Mini Vs iPad 2 Vs iPad 4 - [Detailed Comparison]

Posted by Ahsan Tasneem | 12:18 AM | , , , | 5 comments »

Here’s a detailed comparison chart from Apple themselves which compares the iPad mini, iPad 2 and iPad 4 together. But, choose wisely! 
You can find more detail about this on apple's own website. I'll be posting more on this soon, keep following.

Apple iPhone 5 VS Samsung Galaxy S3 VS Nokia Lumia 920 [Comparison]

Posted by Ahsan Tasneem | 11:15 PM | , , , , , | 6 comments »

Here we have made comprehensive comparison of the smartphone released in last few month, but we are not giving any verdict on them though it is pretty clear. It is on you all to judge it by yourself. Do let us know what are your opinions.
     


Appple iPhone 5
SAMSUNG GALAXY S III
Nokia Lumia 920
OS
Apple iOS 6
Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich
(upgradable to
4.1 Jelly Bean)
Windows Phone 8
Display
4-inch
LED-backlit IPS TFT
4.8-inch
HD Super AMOLED
w/ Corning Gorilla Glass 2
4.5-inch
PureMotion HD+
w/ Corning Gorilla Glass
Pixel density
~326 ppi pixel density
~306 ppi pixel density
~332 ppi pixel density
Resolution
1136 x 640
HD (1280 x 720)
HD (1280 x 768)
Height
Width
Thickness


123.8 mm
58.5 mm
7.6 mm
136.6mm
70.6mm
8.6mm
130.3 mm
70.8 mm
10.7 mm
Weight
112 grams
133 grams
185 grams
Processor
Apple A6
1.4GHz quad-core
Cortex A9 processor
Exynos 4212 Quad
1.5GHz dual-core
Krait processor
Qualcomm MSM8960 Snapdragon
GPU
-
Mali-400MP
Adreno 225
RAM
TBA
1GB
1GB
Storage
16GB / 32GB / 64GB
16GB / 32GB / 64GB
32GB
microSD card slot
No
Yes, up to 64GB
No
Primary camera
8 MP, 3264×2448 pixels,
autofocus
8 MP, 3264×2448 pixels,
autofocus
8 MP, 3264×2448 pixels,
autofocus
Primary camera extras
Touch focus, geo-tagging, face detection, panorama, HDR
Simultaneous HD video and image recording, geo-tagging, touch focus, face and smile detection, image stabilization
Carl Zeiss optics, optical image stabilization, autofocus, dual-LED flash, PureView technology, geo-tagging
Front camera
720p
1.9MP
720p@30fps
1.3MP
720p@30fps
Battery
-
Li-Ion 2100 mAh
Li-Ion 2000 mAh
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, dual-band, Wi-Fi Plus Cellular
Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, DLNA, Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi hotspot
802.11 a/b/g/n, DLNA, Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi hotspot
Network
2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
CDMA 800 / 1900 – for Verizon
3G Network HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100
CDMA2000 1xEV-DO – for Verizon
4G Network LTE 700 MHz Class 17 / 2100 – for AT&T
LTE 700 MHz Class 13 – for Verizon
2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
3G Network HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100
4G Network LTE (regional)
2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
3G Network HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100
4G Network LTE 800 / 1800 / 2600 / 900 / 2100
USB
Yes, proprietary 9-pin connector
Yes, microUSB v2.0 (MHL), USB On-the-go
Yes, microUSB (MHL) v2.0
Bluetooth
Yes, v4.0 with A2DP, EDR
Yes, v4.0 with A2DP, EDR
Yes, v3.1 with A2DP, EDR
NFC
No
Yes
Yes
Sensors
Gyroscope, G-Sensor, Digital Compass, Ambient Light Sensor, Proximity Sensor
Gyroscope, Accelerometer, Digital Compass, Ambient Light Sensor, Proximity Sensor
Gyroscope, G-Sensor, Digital Compass, Ambient Light Sensor, Proximity Sensor, Barometer
Availability
September 21
Currently available
Expected release 2012, Q4



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[Updated] iPhone 5: All You Wanted To Know

Posted by Ahsan Tasneem | 2:53 AM | , , , | 0 comments »

We have already posted some of the important information related to iPhone 5 earlier. These posts will helps you to decide which way to go and what you should be expecting.
 
In the articles below you can find the comparison videos of the rumored design of the upcoming 'iPhone 5' to the Samsung Galaxy S3. So if you have still not decides which phone to buy you might be able to makeup your mind from here.

 
The expected release date of iPhone was already predicted on this article a while ago, some of the important feature are also discussed.
 

iPhone 5 VS Samsung Galaxy S3 [Comparison Video]

Posted by Ahsan Tasneem | 2:34 AM | , , , | 2 comments »

Here you can find the comparison of the rumored design of the upcoming 'iPhone 5' to the Samsung Galaxy S3. So if you have still not decides which phone to buy you might be able to makeup a mind from here.

iPhone 5 iLab estimate vs Samsung Galaxy SIII Design Comparison

[How To] - Untethered JailBreak iOS 5.0.1 For A4 Devices Only

Posted by Ahsan Tasneem | 3:58 AM | , , , , | 3 comments »

Finally, the day has arrived. The much awaited exploit from @Pod2G which was in development from few days is now released from DevTeam. You can apply the untethered from the tweak which has instantaneously come up in Cydia from @P0sixninja. If you are currently using a tethered JailBreak on iOS 5.0/iOS 5.0.1, open Cydia, search for ‘Corona’ and install it. After the reboot, you would be on an untethered JailBreak.

However, you always have the other alternative. You can download the recently updated Redsn0w from the DevTeam, run it over the tethered JailBroken iDevice , follow the instructions and you are done. Only the following A4 based devices are supported :

iPhone3GS

iPhone4

iPhone4-CDMA

iPad1

iPod touch 3G

iPod touch 4G

[How To] - Use Spire To Legally Install Siri on iPhone 4, 3GS, iPod touch 4G, 3G and iPad 1

Posted by Ahsan Tasneem | 1:52 AM | , , , , , , | 0 comments »

Now install Siri on iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPod touch 4G, iPod touch 3G and iPad 1 legally with Spire. Yes, the well-know iPhone developer Chpwn was managed to port Siri on older iDevices that running jailbroken iOS 5.x.x with new amazing Cydia teak called Spire. Let's see how to do this after the jump. 
How to get Spire to install Siri on iPhone 4G, 3GS, iPod touch 4G, 3G, iPad 1 :
Spire is available right now on Cydia via BigBoss repo only you have to open Cydia and search for Spire, if you did not found, tap on manage > Sources > Edit > Add the following repo :
http://smolk.myrepospace.com/

[How To] - Use Windows Phone Features on Your Android or iPhone

Posted by Ahsan Tasneem | 5:01 AM | , , , , , | 0 comments »

iPhone and Android users, feeling left out of the Windows Phone party? Fear not, for Microsoft has now launched a Windows Phone emulator which runs a browser-based demo on competing mobile operating systems.

I tested it out on my iPhone 3GS and the experience is pretty much a flawless Windows Phone interface on the devil’s phone. HTML5 powers the Windows Phone demo and allows users to tiptoe through the Metro-UI, enjoying basic functionality such as flicking through screens and selecting contacts. [UPDATE: We tested it on Android (HTC Desire Z) and it works flawlessly.
The primary feature of the Windows Phone user interface are the Live Tiles. These are essentially widgets that constantly relay user information such as Twitter notifications, Facebook updates, emails and RSS feeds.

The Windows Phone emulator is an incredible test of HTML5′s mobile prowess. The interface is smooth and the depth of control mimics Windows Phone to the tee (based on my tests with previous Microsoft marvels).


Keen to try out the Windows mobile experience? Then visit this URL with iPhone’s Safari or the regular Android browser (we haven’t tested it with Opera, so both of you that use it, try it and let is know). Microsoft’s idea of inviting competing users within its hallowed halls is forward thinking, which comes off as an interactive commercial of sorts. It essentially aims to remove the bad taste in the mouth which previous version of Windows mobile OS imparted on its users.

[Rumors] - Apple May Launch iPad Mini in 2012

Posted by Ahsan Tasneem | 12:50 AM | , , | 5 comments »

Get the Apple iPad gears going again, because DigiTimes is reporting that Apple will be launching a smaller iPad in 2012 to compete with the onslaught of 7 inch tablets that have come out lately. With the Amazon Kindle Fire, the B&N Nook Tablet and Nook Color, as well as news of quad-core tablets on the horizon for early 2012, Apple may need a smaller, more affordable solution to keep the market share high.

iPad 3 Rumors: Why it is important for Apple to launch iPad 3 Next Year

Posted by Ahsan Tasneem | 9:09 PM | , , | 0 comments »

As the iPad 2 continues to be a top seller, rumors surround Apple about when they will be ready to launch the much anticipated iPad 3. Recent rumors suggest that Apple will likely release the iPad 3 in the first quarter of 2012, and the device would come with a host of upgrades that should ensure that the device continues to dominate the tablet market.
For the record, Apple hasn’t said nor confirmed when it will finally release the iPad 3. In fact, Apple hasn’t even said that it’s working on a follow-up model to the iPad 2. But as we look ahead at the many products that will be coming to store shelves in 2012, it’s clear that waiting to release the iPad 3 in the later parts of 2012 would be a huge mistake on Apple’s part. The smart move is to launch the next-generation tablet in the first quarter, as many circulating rumors have already stated it will.

iPad 3 Rumors: All You Wanted To Know

Posted by Ahsan Tasneem | 8:56 PM | , , | 3 comments »

IPad 3 rumors point toward early 2012. So what kind of features will be included? Here's a roundup of iPad 3 rumors, with a little context as to whether you should believe the scuttlebutt or not.
iPad 3 rumors increasingly suggest that the new Apple tablet will hit shelves in early 2012 – perhaps even as soon as February. The iPad 2, of course, with its dual-cameras and upgraded innards, represented a sizable leap forward from the original iPad. So what kind of improvements can we expect from the iPad 3?

A caveat: Apple's notorious secrecy makes such hypothesizing both fun and – in its own way – futile. Still, there's plenty of information out there, some of it probable, some of it doubtful, and some of it a little silly. Let's break it down. 
As we noted yesterday, Citi analyst Richard Gardner recently penned a note to investors, forecasting the arrival of the new iPad. He predicted that the display on the new iPad will sport more than double the resolutionof the previous model. "[T]here do not appear to be any significant technical hurdles remaining," Gardner wrote, according to Business Insider.

Flipboard - iPhone App Review

Posted by Ahsan Tasneem | 2:12 AM | , , | 1 comments »

Flipboard, the first and most successful social/personal digital magazine for the iPad, is now available for the iPhone. But is it any good?The short answer is yes. It’s good, but it’s not a carbon copy of the iPad app, it’s a re-imagining of the iPad app for the smaller iPhone screen.
Flipboard works by pulling in articles from your Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Flickr, Google Reader feeds and then reformats them into a magazine. The idea is to create a magazine tailored to your personal interests, based on what you share and read across social media sites. It’s clever and intuitive.


iPhone 5 - All You Wanted To Know

Posted by Ahsan Tasneem | 3:29 AM | , , | 0 comments »

As it happened, there was no iPhone 5 after all, but the company did announce the iPhone 4S. However, the iPhone 5 is still on the cards - we're expecting it to debut in mid-2012.

iPhone 5 release date
Given the pattern of Apple's iPhone launches, we're expecting the next-gen iPhone 5 to debut in mid to late 2012. We reckon it's most likely to be shown off at Apple's Worldwide Developer Event (WWDC), which usually takes place in early June.Rumours that we reported on 18 October claim an iPhone 5 release date of Summer 2012. Analyst Ashok Kumar claimed that the absent iPhone 5 was meant to be the big announcement at the recent event where the iPhone 4S was launched.

Google Launches Google Currents For Android Phones & and iOS To Compete Flipboard

Posted by Ahsan Tasneem | 10:10 PM | , , , , , | 0 comments »

Today, Google announced its latest app, a content news reader for Android phones and tablets (and iOS) called Google Currents. Google Currents lets you explore online magazines and other content from your device in a whole new way. You can think of Google Currents as a direct competitor Flipboard, the popular RSS reader for iOS.


H1Siri: Fully Functional Ported To iPhone 4 & iPod Touch 4G

Posted by Ahsan Tasneem | 2:33 AM | , , , , | 1 comments »

Folks, you read it right! It’s finally here; H1Siri is the first service making Siri porting to the public free of charge. You can install Siri on your iPhone 4 and iPod touch right now and get it fully ported and connected to Apple’s servers. Just follow our full step by step guide shown below.
This full port of Siri is made for iPhone 4 GSM & CDMA versions and iPod Touch 4G only. Other devices are currently not supported.
If you have previously installed a jailbreak tweak known as “Siri0us” which installed Siri dictation on iOS 5 devices, it’s better to remove it to prevent crashing and conflicting.
The guys known as CD-Team developed a tweak called “H1Siri” which brings Siri’s GUI and Siri connectivity to the team’s own servers. Siri will not be connected to Apple’s servers, instead, it will be connected to private servers.


iOS 5.1 Failed To Resolve Battery Problems

Posted by Ahsan Tasneem | 11:00 AM | , , , , | 1 comments »

Apple has not experienced everything going their way despite seeing iPhone 4S topping the sales chart. The iCloud and iOS has still undergone a variety of issues. With the release of iOS 5 , many users where able to fix long-standing issues but one thing that it failed to do is to solve the battery life problem.

Apple has participated in the discussion by confirming that iOS 5 still possess problems but also informed that they are trying to fix the problem. And we thought the battery drain issue would now be over when iOS 5.0.1 was seeded to testers. But that did not happen and the issue even spread to those who were not previous sufferers before.

What Exactly IS Carrier IQ ?

Posted by Ahsan Tasneem | 11:19 AM | , , , | 0 comments »


Ever since a researcher named Trevor Eckhart posted evidence that a program known as Carrier IQ is tracking mobile users’ keystrokes and activities, the Web has been abuzz trying to find out how much the program actually collects and how widespread it is.
Carrier IQ is an analytics program for mobile devices that advertises to carriers that it can “measure performance and user experience with no visible impact to your customers.” Eckhart, using his own HTC device, found that the program not only records information about app activity and battery life but also notes when users press any key on the phone and records text messages. He said the data is transmitted back to Carrier IQ’s servers.
That seems to contradict a statement from Carrier IQ, which clearly said that it doesn’t record keystrokes. The company also said it does not provide tracking tools, inspect or report the content of communications or provide real-time data reporting to its customers.

Carrier IQ On Your iOS 5 Device

Posted by Ahsan Tasneem | 11:19 AM | , , , | 0 comments »

Carrier IQ, the now infamous “rootkit” or “keylogger”, is not just for Android, Symbian, BlackBerry, and even webOS. In fact, up through and including iOS 5, Apple has included a copy of Carrier IQ on the iPhone. However, it does appears to be disabled along with diagnostics enabled on iOS 5; older versions may send back information in more cases. Because of that, if you want to disable Carrier IQ on your iOS 5 device, turning off “Diagnostics and Usage” in Settings appears to be enough.
I do realize the info below is a bit technical, but that’s the best way for me to share what I’ve figured out so far at this point. Please feel free to let me know if you discover something else here.
Carrier IQ is run from a number of different daemons, depending on the firmware version of the device: (You can view this on a jailbroken iPhone with iFile or extract it from a software update bundle if you want to check the files out yourself.)
  • iOS 3: /usr/bin/IQAgent
  • iOS 4 and 5: /usr/bin/awd_ice2 or /usr/bin/awd_ice3
The startup routine verifies that it is running on either a compatible device and exits if it is not. In addition, and most importantly: it appears it will only run if:
  • iOS 3: The DiagnosticsAllowed key is set to true in the com.apple.iqagent preferences — which it does not appear to be enabled on any of my devices. (If anyone knows what would cause this key to be set to true, please let me know.)
  • iOS 4: Unknown, probably like iOS 3.
  • iOS 5: Copies the ShouldSubmit value from lockdownd, under the domain com.apple.MobileDeviceCrashCopy. I believe this value is set by the “Submit Logs to Apple” option during the iOS 5 setup sequence, and so Carrier IQ logging is toggled with that setting.

Apple's iPhone 4S VS Samsung Galaxy S II - Detailed Features Comparison

Posted by Ahsan Tasneem | 10:20 PM | , , , , , | 2 comments »

Apple iPhone 4S phone was unveiled on October 5, 2011 and it will go on sale from October 14. The iPhone 4S will lock horns with the current top end Android mobile phone, the Samsung Galaxy S II. In competition Samsung has released a PDF chart showing how Samsung Galaxy S2 is compared with iPhone 4S. For all those who are still confused between iPhone 4S & Samsung Galaxy S II here is the detailed feature comparison guide.
Let just go through the comparison of legendary Steve Jobs last launched product in the form of iPhone 4S with the Android best mobile phone, Galaxy S II from the makers of Samsung Electronics.

 Table of Content
  • Form Factor Comparison
  • Processor Comparison
  • Display Comparison
  • Camera Comparison
  • Operating System and User Interface Comparison
  • Connectivity Comparison
  • Memory Comparison
  • Battery Comparison
  • Price Comparison

Hidden Secrets Revealed in Apple's iOS 5

Posted by Ahsan Tasneem | 4:54 AM | , , | 0 comments »

iOS 5 introduces a wealth of new features that can be used to aid people with visual, aural, and mobility impairments. You’ll find these options on the Accessibility setting screen under Settings -> General -> Accessibility. But Apple’s iOS 5 mobile operating system still having few secrets which are not told to consumers which we are revealing inthis article. Developers and sleuthing hackers have been hard at work since Apple released the OS in October unearthing a number of hidden features and tweaking the OS to do things it was never intended to do.

Here are 5 Hidden Apple’s iOS 5 secrets revealed that may surprise you.

Step By Step - Siri Ported To iPhone 4/3GS, iPad [iOS 5 & iOS 5.0.1]

Posted by Ahsan Tasneem | 10:26 AM | , , , , | 2 comments »

Siri has been ported to older iOS devices, including iPhone 4 and 3GS by well known hacker chpwn and stroughtonsmith.
Since Siri was launched along with iPhone 4S as an exclusive feature to Apple’s very latest smartphone, it has scarcely been away from the headlines. Developers have been plugging away to see what the software can really do when unleashed, and if the progress thus far is anything to go by, Siri will be singing songs whilst flipping eggs for your breakfast in no time!
Jokes aside, though, the latest inroads only further increase the suspicion that the fruit company kept Siri as an iPhone 4S-only feature in order to increase sales. It was said that Apple’s first dual-core smartphone was the only device capable of handling the new, exciting technology; but the work of chpwn and friends has certainly made that claim appear as a simple, sensible marketing ploy.
Here is a step by step guide to port Siri on iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS or iPad on iOS 5 or iOS 5.0.1:

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