iPhone 5 Dock Smaller: Accessory Headache
Author: Eric Zeman
A smaller dock connector means the iPhone 5 will be incompatible with accessories made for Apple products going back nearly 10 years.Apple is prepared to ditch the 30-pin connector it has used since the early days of its iPod media player. The iPhone 5 will instead ship with a smaller dock connector containing 19 pins. The design change, long rumored for the new iPhone, means that the iPhone 5 will be incompatible with the bulk of existing iPhone accessories.Read more
5 Things Users will no Longer see in iPhone 5
Author:Kristin Dian Mariano
The new iPhone 5 is expected to bring some radical changes to users and will mark the breakup of Apple and Google as widely used Google products will be replaced with Apple variants as well as hardware alterations that are expected to incur long term benefits to the handset.Read more
The Wonderful Future Of Cell Phones
Author:Amit Laufer
The popularity of the mobile phones is constantly on the rise like a snow ball. There are numerous reasons for that and they are well beyond mere communicating with each other.The development of the cell phones and technology in the past decade along with social and cultural processes as well as sharp decrease in prices contributed to their phenomenon success. Read more
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