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Apple Store app for iPhone now notifies you when you’re ready for upgrade pricing on a new iPhone
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The Apple Store app for iPhone has been updated with a handy little feature that will notify you when you’re eligible for upgrade pricing on a new iPhone. You can even buy your new iPhone directly with the app after receiving the notification since all you need is your Apple ID credentials to do so.
Also, the Apple Store will now help you keep track of your shipments and send you notifications about important updates, and when it has delivered.
Anyone waiting for upgrade eligibility before buying the iPhone 5? Are you excited about being notified when that day comes?
- Free – Download now
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RSS Copyright © Hottest Mobile Phone News & Reviews | PhoneInferno [Apple Store app for iPhone now notifies you when you're ready for upgrade pricing on a new iPhone], All Right Reserved. 2013. Powered by Readers From RSS 2 Blog Hottest Mobile Phone News & Reviews | PhoneInferno Recommended ReadingRogers Xperia ZL pricing leaked ahead of early April launch062 days
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Those Rogers subscribers interested in getting on of Sony’s new high-end Xperia handsets should be happy to hear that the Xperia ZL will soon be available from the Canadian carrier, with a new leak confirming launch details for this particular mobile operator. Sure, it’s not the Xperia Z flagship, but the Xperia ZL is definitely worth considering when buying a new handset this year. In case you forgot, the Xperia ZL features a 5-inch 1080p display (443PPI) with Mobile Bravia Engine 2 technology, 1.5GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro processor, 2GB of RAM, 4G LTE, 13-megapixel camera with Exmor RS sensor, 2-megapixel front-facing camera and Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. According to a leaked screenshot published by MobileSyrup, the phone will be available in Canada in early April, having an estimated ship date of April 2. The internal document in the following image also reveals the pricing structure for the smartphone: 4.99 outright or 4.99 with a new three-year contract with the carrier. A few days ago, we told you that the handset is available for pre-order from Sony, carrying an off contract price of 4.99.
Are you buying the Xperia ZL or are you more interested in getting your hands on the Xperia Z? The post Rogers Xperia ZL pricing leaked ahead of early April launch appeared first on Android Authority. Recommended ReadingGalaxy S4 Italy: launch set for first half of May, pricing revealed for Exynos 5 Octa version069 days
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The Galaxy S4 will be available in 155 countries from 327 carriers starting with late April and now we have more details regarding the Italian Galaxy S4 launch. Local Android blog Caotic.it has received a tip revealing such details from a trusted source that has some ties with Samsung Italia. The Galaxy S4 will be launched in Italy in the first two weeks of May, although an actual launch date is not available yet. The phone will cost €699 (European warranty) or €599 (Italy warranty). This is the full price for the 16GB Galaxy S4 version, and according to the screenshot below, we’re looking at the Exynos 5 Octa model. Like in several other markets, we expect plenty of local carriers to stock the handset in the coming months, although we have no details on subsidized Galaxy S4 offers or carrier release dates at this time.
Are you buying the Galaxy S4, Italian Android fans? Thanks, Andrea! The post Galaxy S4 Italy: launch set for first half of May, pricing revealed for Exynos 5 Octa version appeared first on Android Authority. Recommended ReadingTim Cook to give deposition in ebook pricing lawsuit0
A federal judge has ordered Tim Cook to give a deposition as part of the US Justice Department’s lawsuit over ebook pricing. The government has been limited to deposing Cook for four hours. Executives from the companies involved in the suit have already testified, with Cook being the sole exception. Prior to the order, Apple’s lawyers had tried to argue that deposing Cook could be harmful to Apple’s business.
Senior Vice President of Internet Software and Services Eddy Cue was deposed on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. During the deposition, Cue apparently said that Cook had knowledge regarding Apple’s ebook pricing strategy. Apple and the major publishers settled a similar case with European Union regulators towards the end of last year. Source: Bloomberg
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RSS Copyright © Hottest Mobile Phone News & Reviews | PhoneInferno [Tim Cook to give deposition in ebook pricing lawsuit], All Right Reserved. 2013. Powered by Readers From RSS 2 Blog It’s alive: Asus Transformer AiO gets official spec sheet, pricing and release date079 days
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Unveiled for the first time a full nine months ago, the Asus Transformer AiO part Windows 8 all-in-one PC/part Android tablet pretty much divided the tech world in two. There were those who saw it as brilliant innovation and those who called it a monstrosity. A beastly Frankensteinian creature, if you will. A heated debate might have started, only no one really believed it would turn into reality. No matter what side were you on, you still could have smelled the vaporware stench. But then the hybrid got a second unveiling this January and now a third, along with the much awaited revealing of the spec sheet and pricing. Where do we start? How about with the confirmation that the 18.4-inch display boasts a Full HD 1,920 x 1,080 pixels resolution? The thing also has 10-point touch, so it definitely sounds nice.
On the tablet part, you get a quad-core Nvidia Tegra 3 processor with an unknown clocking speed, 2 GB of RAM, 32 GB of on-board storage, microSD support, a 1 MP front-facing cam and a 32 Whr battery capable of around 5 hours of continuous use. Not exactly ideal for a top-tier 2013 tab, but at least there’s Android 4.1 Jelly Bean to butter the thing up. As far as design goes, the slate looks like your ordinary Asus Eee Pad, only, you know, a lot bigger. It weighs 5.28 pounds by itself, so don’t even think about this as a travelling pal. Meanwhile, once you dock the tablet into the PC station, you’ll get a far snappier computing machine with Windows 8, an Intel Core i5-3350P processor, 8 GB of RAM, a 1 TB HDD and a GeForce GT 730M GPU. There’s also a SuperMulti DVD Drive there, as well as a wide selection of ports and connectivity options – USB 3.0, HDMI, Wi-Fi, Ethernet and an SD card reader.
Of course, you can still use the hybrid with Android even when it’s connected to the dock and all you have to do is flip a switch conveniently placed on the right side of the PC station. The entire “creature” weighs in at around 9 pounds and will go on sale on April 12 for… wait for it… ,299. Wow, that’s actually not bad. It’s a pretty penny, no doubt about it, but there are plenty of traditional all-in-one PCs around that go for just as much. And this one brings the best of both worlds. Or does it? What do you guys think? Innovation or monstrosity? The post It’s alive: Asus Transformer AiO gets official spec sheet, pricing and release date appeared first on Android Authority. Recommended ReadingU.S. HTC One release date and pricing for AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile reportedly leaked099 days
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A few weeks ago the international release date for the HTC One (M7) was leaked – March 8 – and now it looks like we have a launch date for the U.S. market as well. U.S. HTC fans will apparently get the phone a couple of weeks after international buyers, with March 22 being the rumored launch date for the HTC One. The device will be available with all the four major carriers in the country, although HTC Source only mentioned AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile in its report. The three carriers will launch the device under the same name, HTC One, which must certainly be great news for the company considering that the its predecessors didn’t have the same luck in the region. At the same time, Verizon could sell the device as the HTC Droid DNA Plus, or something like that, if a recent report is to be believed. The HTC One will be available in two color options in the U.S., black and silver/white, and in two capacity versions, 32GB priced at 9.99 and 64GB priced at 9.99. Naturally, these are on-contract prices, so you can expect to pay more for the HTC One outright. In addition to release dates and pricing, the source speaking to the publication also confirmed that the HTC One will feature a metal case and front-facing stereo speakers. U.S. Android fans, are you buying the HTC One? What carrier will you be choosing? Recommended Reading |

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