Do you wonder how the iPhone 5S compares to the first version? Maybe you just want to compare between 5S and 5 or 4S to see if you really want to upgrade. If you don't have every iPhone to test your theories out on, then check out this video by Everything Apple Pro. This YouTube video tries to show you
Last time I had to deal with co-processors was in the 90's when I put in a 386SX/DX combo into a PC. Technically, co-processors are in your computer still - just as one chip. However, Apple has separated the processors once again with the iPhone 5S. The A7 and the M7 processor. The A7 processor will be the primary processing
Apple may have slowed down in innovation department lately, favoring litigation instead, but one area where the company has excelled is in lending itself to parody. After last year's countless videos and images of an iPhone that resembled a bean pole, the new 5S is set to be announced and becoming the subject of comedians before even being unveiled. The
In an interesting turn, the US International Trade Commission ruled that Apple violated Samsung patents regarding technology that sends information over wireless networks. If an appeals court cannot overturn or presidential veto (which has to happen within 60 days), certain Apple products would be barred from AT&T's network. This ruling does not affect 3rd or 4th generation iPad, iPhone5, iPhone
These days a smartphone may still not be the same as a digital camera, especially an SLR, but they are certainly not bad ways to snap an image while on the go. In fact, the devices even have tripods specially built for them so you can grab steady images, as well as time-lapse and more. Now, at this week's NAB
Memoto is a Swedish startup company that began as a Kickstarter project in 2012. They are the creators of the Memoto Lifelogging Camera. It is a tiny device that allows users to not only capture, but also share, whatever special moments of their life that they choose to. The idea was to make a camera that was small enough so
OWC, better known as Other World Computing and also as Mac Sales, was at the recent CES in Las Vegas to show a few of its latest products. Starting with an iPhone case that has been tested (a video is on the site) at 4 foot drops onto concrete, as well as being hit by a hydraulic arm. The case