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• Some iPhone 5 Users Reporting Wi-Fi Issues
• Black iPhone 5 Anodized Aluminum Back Scratch Test [Video]
• Win Pandora One for Life [Giveaways]
• Google Maps Hacked to Work On iOS 6 [Video]
• Motorola (Google) Makes Fun Of iOS 6 Maps
• iPhone 5 vs. iPhone 4S vs. Samsung Galaxy S3: Data Speed Tests

Some iPhone 5 Users Reporting Wi-Fi Issues Posted: 24 Sep 2012 04:47 AM PDT According to Macrumors, some iPhone 5 users are reporting Wi-Fi related issues in their and Apple forums. Based on this discussion thread on Apple’s support forum, users are complaining of Wi-Fi slowness, drop in connections or no connectivity at all. Continue reading →

Black iPhone 5 Anodized Aluminum Back Scratch Test [Video] Posted: 23 Sep 2012 01:35 PM PDT Ever since the iPhone 5 went on sale a number of users of the black model have raised concerns over the durability of the device’s anodised back. Continue reading →

Win Pandora One for Life [Giveaways] Posted: 23 Sep 2012 01:00 PM PDT Sometimes your iTunes library just isn't playing the music you want when you want it. That's why we all use services like Pandora. Free Pandora is fine, but Pandora One is better, so how about winning a Pandora One subscription for the rest of your life? Continue reading →

Google Maps Hacked to Work On iOS 6 [Video] Posted: 23 Sep 2012 12:52 PM PDT We’ve some good news if you’re not impressed by Apple’s Maps app that comes pre-bundled with iOS 6. Ryan Petrich – iOS hacker and developer has hacked Google Maps from iOS 5.1 and made it work on iOS 6. Continue reading →

Motorola (Google) Makes Fun Of iOS 6 Maps Posted: 23 Sep 2012 11:31 AM PDT Motorola’s the latest smartphone manufacturer to poke fun at Apple’s iOS 6 Maps. The company’s Google+ page and Twitter account started the hashtag “#iLost” accompanied with an image showing a sparsely detailed iOS 6 Map frame as compared to a Google Maps screencap. Continue reading →

iPhone 5 vs. iPhone 4S vs. Samsung Galaxy S3: Data Speed Tests Posted: 23 Sep 2012 10:57 AM PDT Apple’s iPhone 5 finally supports faster 4G LTE network. Apple puts the download speeds at 100 Mbps – more than twice as fast as the 42 Mbps Apple says you can get from a 3G connection. But as we’ve told you earlier, even though iPhone 5 may be capable of supporting those download speeds, you are unlikely to get those speeds in real world usage as a lot depends on proximity of towers, the strength of the network and availability of LTE network in your area. Continue reading →

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