As seen on BGR, we have found pictures of what looks to be iPhone 6 prototypes. The photos first appeared appeared on Chinese forum WeiPhone, but we are not clear on where these photos originated. The pictures show the digitizer of an iPhone 4S, iPhone 5s and iPhone 6 side by side, with the larger one being the iPhone 6. The photo suggest the new iPhone 6 will be about the same size as the iPhone 5, just with a bigger display.
The number one thing I hate about playing games on my iPhone is those darn controls. My fingers are literally all over the place and its just a huge mess. Thanks to iOS 7 and Logitech, my days of messy game play are over.
Today Logitech officially announced its new MFi controller, the PowerShell. The new controller use’s Apple’s new MFi iOS 7 game controller program. Logitech is using Apple’s standard MFi configuration, which gives you a D-Pad, A/B/X/Y face buttons, and left and right shoulder buttons.
The controller is compatible with iPhone 5s, 5, and 5th gen iPod touch devices running iOS 7. The PowerShell controller will be landing today on the Apple Online Store and BestBuy’s website. The price is $99.
Just recently 9to5mac posted a gallery of photos of the all new iOS 6 beta. Apple uploaded iOS 6 beta on the Developer Center for paid developers to check out. 9to5mac installed the beta on their devices to browse through the latest iOS, including Apple’s new Maps and revamped stores. You can check out the full gallery below.
Apple revealed a lot of new stuff about the iOS6 features at its annual developers conference this week, but there’s one thing they didn’t show off.
According to All Things Digital, Apple is creating standalone app for podcast. Now this may not sound so exciting as the 3D maps for iPhone or Siri on iPad but its noteworthy given that Apple Currently serves podcast on iTunes and has you listen to them in a separate called Music.
In case you didn’t know, podcasts are pre-recorded audio shows of varying genres that users can subscribe to and listen to even when offline.
As for the timing of such a release, Apple typically rolls out new iPods, and iTunes software in the fall at its annual music event. Last year that event was replaced with the debut of the iPhone 4S. Which was the last product Steve Jobs unveiled before his death. Rest his soul.
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