How does Apple's iPhone
4 stacks up against the competition? Take a look at these charts
and see for yourself and read on.
The iPhone 4, announced Monday and available on June 24, enters an
increasingly crowded and confusing smartphone market. Several Google
Android competitors launched every month, and Microsoft and BlackBerry
playing catch-up with their own offerings. To help you keep track with
how Apple fits into the smartphone landscape take a look at the charts
below.
The iPhone 4 may look similar to the prototype Gizmodo got its
hands on last month. But the devil is in the details, as they say. The
iPhone 4 now unveiled we can put it head-to-head with the hottest phones
right now, including a couple of unreleased devices from Dell a... Read more »
Apple
CEO Steve Jobs kick-started the Worldwide Developers Conference 2010 in
San Francisco with the announcement of next generation iPhone model -
iPhone 4. After the infamous Gizmodo and Vietnamese showcase, Apple has stuck to its plans
and announc... Read more »
The rumored next iPhone was leaked a while back on the internet
featuring a nicely designed prototype model. The internet usually leaks
almost everything soon to be announced and the image seen above this
posting may possibly be the iPhone HD. If the image is the iPhone HD
then it is set to come in multiple color schemes; it looks very
interesting we'll do our best to find out if this is indeed the iPhone
HD. The iPhone HD as it's titled on what seems to be a box shot looks
great. It is likely that Apple won't be going by 4G as we previously
thought and refer to the product as the iPhone HD.
Apple will be hosting the WWDC 2010 tomorrow and they are expect to
officially announce the new iPhone at their keynote which starts at
10AM PST.
SEATTLE — Apple Inc shot
past Microsoft Corp as the world's biggest tech company based on market
value on Wednesday, the latest milestone in the resurgence of the maker
of the iPhone, which nearly went out of business in the 1990s. Apple's
shares rose as much 2.8 percent on Nasdaq on Wednesday, as Microsoft
shares floundered, briefly pushing its market value above $229 billion,
ahead of its longtime rival.
Both stocks ended down after a
late-day sell-off, but Apple emerged ahead with a market value of about
$222 billion, compared with Microsoft's $219 billion, according to
Reuters data. Apple shares closed down 0.4 percent at $244.11 on
Nasdaq, while Microsoft fell 4 percent to a seven-month low of $25.01. Shares of Apple are worth more than 10 times what they were 10 years
ago, as it has profited from revolutionizing consumer electronic... Read more »
Sony's planned Google TVs will show their faces next month, a leak said Thursday. Sets and other "home
entertainment devices" based on the platform are expected to show at
Google's I/O conference, which starts May 19th. They will use Android
but should run on a customized version codenamed "Dragonpoint,"
according to the multiple sources.
What that entails wasn't stated
by Bloomberg, but previous rumors have pointed to the mobile
OS using a full Chrome web browser instead of Android's stripped-down
framework. ... Read more »
