One of the most eagerly anticipated phones of 2012, the Apple
iPhone 5
is likely to go back to the schedule of a June release at the annual
Worldwide Developers’ Conference, as per Japan’s 2nd biggest security
brokerage agency, Daiwa Securities.
Each model of the iPhone has typically seen a June release except for
last year’s iPhone 4S, which hit retail shelves in October. WWDC was
the event where ex- CEO Steve Jobs had shown off the apple iphone 3GS
and iPhone 4 for the initial o...
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Health issues have affected Hrithik Roshan for the last 6 months, but
things have exacerbated to a real great extent that dad and son are
deliberating whether they should keep aside all the effort and planning
they’ve completed on their most serious project Krrish 3 and delay the flick.
Is really a surprise for all who’re keenly waiting for Race 2. Surprisingly, reports indicates that Deepika Padukone has decided out of the movie because of date problems. Deepika Padukone was supposed to work opposite Saif Ali Khan.
Yep more rumour on the next generation iOS smart phone along with the
next generation Samsung Galaxy S has hit the net wave today, a rumour
that has it both the iPhone 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S3 might come out to play with a minor waterproofing technology in the shape of a Liquipel layer.
Bollywood movie Agneepath has ended the first week with
fantastic collection in India. Hrithik Roshan and Priyanka Chopra
starrer film has grossed approximately Rs 92 crore net at the domestic
Box Office. The film has beaten the first week record of the movie Don 2, which had collected Rs 75.32 net in the opening week.
Triple digit iPhone product sales increase catapulted Apple up
2 positions to become the globe’s 3rd biggest cell phone producer.
iPhone sales improved 128 % in the 4th quarter of 2011 over the same
phase in 2010, as per data published today by research agency IDC. The
agency revealed the iPhone 4S, which was launched on October, as the
main purpose the company leapt over LG and ZTE in the 4th quarter.
