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Tag Archives: iphone
Apple airs new iPhone ad, continues brilliant ‘quiet’ TV campaign
Apple on Thursday released a new ad focusing on the iPhone as a music player, with the quiet, serene style of the spot following in the footsteps of the company’s last commercial. Continue reading
AT&T’s GoPhone Prepaid Brand to Gain iPhone and LTE/HSPA+ Support Tomorrow
MacRumors has learned that AT&T’s GoPhone prepaid wireless brand will be undertaking a significant expansion of its services starting tomorrow, offering support for the AT&T’s fastest LTE and HSPA+ data networks for the first time and also adding official support for the iPhone. Until now, GoPhone has allowed iPhone users to sign up for service, but without cellular data access . With the changes coming tomorrow, the iPhone will have access to the full range of AT&T services through GoPhone, including LTE data and Visual Voicemail. GoPhone will support three service plans for the iPhone, including the high-end $65/month plan that offers unlimited calls and texts and 1 GB of data. Users can also opt for cheaper $25 and $50 plans, but they must purchase separate data packages on top of those plans if they wish to use cellular data. For iPhone purchases, GoPhone customers can either bring their own off-contract iPhone or purchase one in-store at the full no-committment price. Existing GoPhone iPhone customers will be automatically updated with support for cellular data access on June 21, but support representatives will be able to manually upgrade customers before that time upon request. The iPhone has been making significant inroads into the U.S. prepaid carrier market, led by Cricket nearly a year ago. Since that time, Sprint’s Virgin Mobile brand and AT&T’s prepaid brands Straight Talk and Aio have also begun offering the iPhone. Sprint prepaid brand Boost Mobile has also been rumored several times to be launching iPhone support, but has yet to do so. Continue reading
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Apple expands iOS Maps’ 3D Flyover coverage of California
In a recent update to its iOS Maps app, Apple added Flyover support a large swath of California, including popular tourist attractions like Disneyland in Anaheim. Continue reading
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Remains of the Day: Don’t panic
If you were worried Apple might not have a keynote at WWDC this year, you can finally relax. But don’t get too relaxed: Comixology’s pulling controversial comics again, and iPhone repair costs are up, up, up. The remainders for Thursday, May 23, 2013 are powered by the Infinite Improbability Drive. Apple’s WWDC Keynote Scheduled for Monday, June 10 (AllThingsD) Phew. For a minute, I was really worried that they might decide to hold it a week later, just to mess with people. ComiXology pulls 56 digital comics from iOS app [Updated] (ComicBookResources) To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Continue reading
Google posts Chrome 28 beta, integrates services into search results
Google has released a beta version of Chrome 28 for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android. The most significant change is in the Windows release, where a native notification center for apps and extensions has been turned on. These can include not only text and images, but optional actions such as making a phone call or sending email. Notifications can appear even when Chrome is closed. Google is promising Mac notifications “soon.”… Continue reading
Rumor: Apple outlines new in-house repair policy in note to Brazilian AASPs
A purportedly official email sent out to Brazilian Apple Authorized Service Providers (AASPs) earlier this month appears to confirm a previous rumor that Apple is planning on performing iOS device repairs in-house, a change from the current policy of replacing the damaged model with a refurbished unit. Continue reading
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Google in ‘holding pattern’ with Apple for All Access iOS app
Google wants to submit an All Access app for iOS, but is still working to find something Apple will accept at the App Store, say 9to5Mac sources. What disputes the companies might have are unmentioned, but they could conceivably involve things like the revenue split from in-app purchases, and/or features that may violate App Store guidelines…. Continue reading
AT&T Wireless adds $0.61 per month administrative fee to all users
AT&T Wireless has started billing customers $0.61 per month as a mobility “administrative fee.” The new charge came into effect May 1, and has been applied to all consumer bills, in addition to business accounts where the user pays the amount due. The new fee will add nearly $500 million to AT&T’s coffers in a year…. Continue reading
Verizon brings Verizon Cloud to iOS, more Android phones
Verizon has officially launched Verizon Cloud for iOS devices, as well as a broader slate of Android phones. The iOS app is designed primarily for the iPhone, but can still be run on the iPad and iPod touch. Newly-supported Android phones include devices like the Samsung Galaxy S4 and the HTC Droid DNA…. Continue reading
