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• EA Teases Real Racing 3 In Latest Developer Diary Video
• Will We See an iPhablet Next?
• Here’s What iPhone 5S And Cheaper iPhone Could Look Like
• The Facebook Phone Has Arrived!
• Facebook Rolling Out Messenger VoIP to U.S. Users
• Hack: Send a Text from iPhone to Start Your Car
• AT&T Opens Up FaceTime Over Cellular to All iOS Customers
• Court Orders Apple and Amazon to Negotiate a Settlement Before Trial
• Taiwan Semiconductor’s 20nm Technology Most Likely to be Used for Apple’s A Series Chips
• Readdle Releases Documents, Free Successor to ReaddleDocs for iPad

EA Teases Real Racing 3 In Latest Developer Diary Video Posted: 17 Jan 2013 02:48 AM PST Ever since EA’s Firemonkey announced the next iteration of the popular Real Racing series – Real Racing 3 last year in August, we’ve been eagerly waiting to give a spin. It was also one of the games demoed at Apple’s iPhone 5 launch event. It was initially expected to be released in 2012, but Firemonkey had to delay the launch to the end of February as they needed the extra time to get it right. Continue reading →

Will We See an iPhablet Next? Posted: 16 Jan 2013 06:45 PM PST Phones with screens larger than 5 inches (diagonal) are often called “phablets” based being larger than phones, but smaller than tablets. While Samsung might have been the first to introduce one, they aren’t going to be the last phablet maker out there. In fact, analysts predict over 60 million phablets will ship this year alone. Continue reading →

Here’s What iPhone 5S And Cheaper iPhone Could Look Like Posted: 16 Jan 2013 05:42 PM PST According to rumors and speculations so far, the next generation iPhone, unofficially dubbed iPhone 5S will look similar to the iPhone 5, but come with a faster A7 system-on-chip, a fingerprint sensor, improved camera and possibly in multiple colors. Continue reading →

The Facebook Phone Has Arrived! Posted: 16 Jan 2013 05:05 PM PST Prior to Facebook’s big announcement of Graph Search, one of the myriad rumors floating around was that Facebook would announced a phone. While I’d still like to see Messenger (natively) on the iPad, the reality is that Facebook just launched a phone. Really. You probably have it already. It’s called Messenger. Continue reading →

Facebook Rolling Out Messenger VoIP to U.S. Users Posted: 16 Jan 2013 01:19 PM PST Remember a couple weeks ago when Facebook started allowing we denizens of The Great White North to call each other for free through Messenger? Everyone else was limited to just leaving a voice message and recording. I appears that the tests have gone well enough that people are seeing the “Free call” button in the U.S. as well. Continue reading →

Hack: Send a Text from iPhone to Start Your Car Posted: 16 Jan 2013 12:15 PM PST Lots of people I know in colder, snowier places have remote starters for their cars. Press a button and your car starts up (and starts to warm up). Remote starters, however, have a limited range. What about if you could send a SMS to your car and start it up? That’s exactly what this hack does. Continue reading →

AT&T Opens Up FaceTime Over Cellular to All iOS Customers Posted: 16 Jan 2013 11:35 AM PST After opening up FaceTime over cellular to iPhone 5 customers on certain plans, AT&T has just announced today that they are now going to allow any iOS device that can use FaceTime over cellular to do so. Continue reading →

Court Orders Apple and Amazon to Negotiate a Settlement Before Trial Posted: 16 Jan 2013 11:06 AM PST Today a judge ordered Apple and Amazon to try to reach a settlement by March 21st in their ongoing dispute over the “app store” name. Earlier this month  a portion of Apple’s suit against Amazon over the app store name was thrown out this month. This move signals an effort by the courts to get this matter resolved without needing to spend time in trial Continue reading →

Taiwan Semiconductor’s 20nm Technology Most Likely to be Used for Apple’s A Series Chips Posted: 16 Jan 2013 10:30 AM PST DigiTimes reports that Taiwan Semiconductor's 20nm SoC tech, which the company has been investing in since early last year, is likely to get its first chip orders from Apple in late 2013 or early 2014. Continue reading →

Readdle Releases Documents, Free Successor to ReaddleDocs for iPad Posted: 16 Jan 2013 10:05 AM PST Readdle released the successor (update really) to ReaddleDocs for iPad as Documents. An iPad app intended to be your go-to app for viewing and editing documents on your iPad. Best of all, it’s free. Continue reading →

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