iPhone with 5-inch display..!!

The iPhone 5 brought a larger 4-inch screen to Apple’s successful smartphone, improving on the iPhone’s previous 3.5-inch screen. It looks as though we could be seeing another iPhone with a screen larger than the iPhone 5, according to an analyst.

Barclays Capital analyst Ben Reitzes says we should expect Apple to release an iPhone with a larger, 5-inch screen, which he is deeming the “iPhablet,” in 2013. The reasoning for his speculation is due to the fact phablet devices are expected to rise in popularity. Because of that, Reitzes feels being able to use the iPhone 5 with one hand is “less important since phone calls are becoming less important than navigation, texting, videos, books and Web access for many.”

Reitzes doesn’t expect for consumers to hear about the “iPhablet” any time soon as he believes the iPhone 5S will be released in the middled of 2013 along with a low-budget iPhone. Q4 2013 / Q1 2014 is when he expects Apple to introduce its 5-inch iPhone, that is, if it even exists.

Ipad with 128 GB

At the end of January, Apple introduced a new one in the row of their Ipads. It has storage capacity of 128 GB with retina display.Already Ipad 4 has designed with 16, 32, 64 GB storage capacity with efficiency. Now it is designed with 128 GB. The day after the release of its new operating system IOS, the announcement has been made. 12 million devices had already sold. People began to love it more. Instead of computers, they work with ipad device for their works and entertainment. “3 million applications are currently available for this ipad” said by Apple Corporate Vice President Schiller. This will be available on worldwide from Feburary 5. Only with Wi-Fi facility is available at the cost of $ 799; also with sim facility is available at the cost of $ 929..

The First Apple Logo Featured Isaac Newton

 

Although the now-retro rainbow logo is arguably Apple’s most well known, the very first Apple logo featured Sir Isaac Newton sitting under a tree, with an apple about to hit his head. (Legend has it that he was literally hit on the head with an apple and that led to the concept of gravity.)

The Newton logo was designed by the lesser-known Apple founder Ronald Wayne (the guy who sold his stake — that today would be worth $22 billion — to Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak for $800 – ouch!) and was only used briefly in 1976, since its high level of detail didn’t really show up that well when shrunk down and stuck on a product.

The rainbow apple, designed by Rob Janoff, replaced Sir Isaac and remained the symbol of the company for many years until the simpler monochromatic apple logo was introduced in 1998.