Apple's next iPhone may be thinner, thanks to a new type of display technology that may also help the device have a larger screen without adding any weight, according to an online report. Apple's new iPhone will reportedly feature a display called "in-cell technology" that integrates the touch sensors inside the LCD panel. The new type of LCD display will help Apple save about 0.02 inch (0.5mm), according to a report by The Wall Street Journal.
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
New iPhone Expected to Have Thinner, In-Cell Display | PCWorld
New iPhone Expected to Have Thinner, In-Cell Display | PCWorld:
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
New "cloud" storage service offers up to 10GB free - CBS News
New "cloud" storage service offers up to 10GB free - CBS
Do the words free and 10GB do anything for you. I would think so. If not move along you're hogging up the bandwidth.
(MoneyWatch) COMMENTARY Amazon, Google Drive, Dropbox, SkyDrive, Box, SugarSync -- does the world really need more cloud storage products? Cubby thinks so, and they're giving away 10GB of free storage to convince you that they deserve your cloud-storage and file-sharing business. Read more...
Do the words free and 10GB do anything for you. I would think so. If not move along you're hogging up the bandwidth.
(MoneyWatch) COMMENTARY Amazon, Google Drive, Dropbox, SkyDrive, Box, SugarSync -- does the world really need more cloud storage products? Cubby thinks so, and they're giving away 10GB of free storage to convince you that they deserve your cloud-storage and file-sharing business. Read more...
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