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Apple Looking to Aggressively Increase Franchise Stores in India Along with Multi-Brand Stores
0By: Ali Raza | March 27th, 2013 | Apple, Business, iOS, News
According to Indian law, all branded stores should obtain 30 percent of their stocks from Indian companies but unlike others, Apple so far has not been able to do so. Instead, the Cupertino-based company sells its products through franchises, which operate the stores under their own brand names. Although, the feel and the look of ...
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Apple Slashes Samsung’s Lead by Increasing Product Shipments in Last Quarter of 2012 – Report
By: Ali Raza | March 27th, 2013 | Android, Apple, Business, iOS, News, Smartphones, Tablets
Research firm IDC was spot on when it predicted in its previous report that the demand for 8-inch tablets will increase in the future and now the organization has issued a new report that looks at global shipments of notebooks, desktops, tablets and smartphones. IDC has also reported that the market has grown 29.1 percent between 2...
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Another Phony Image of Motorola X Phone Appears Online
By: Jeff Stewart | March 27th, 2013 | News
Currently there are all sorts of rumours going around about the mysterious X Phone from Motorola and many suggest that the upcoming smartphone will feature a 4.7 or 4.8-inch display and a 1,280-by-768 resolution. The rumour also has it that Motorola’s X Phone will come with ...
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Police Officer Turns his 13 Year Old Son in for Spending £3,700 on iTunes Apps
By: Jeff Stewart | March 27th, 2013 | Apple, iOS, News, Tablets
To escape from a £3,700 bill a UK police officer Doug Crossan has turned his 13 year old son in for fraud after California-based tech giant Apple declined to refund the bill that roughly cost about 5,630 in US dollars, according to Telegraph. The newspaper also reported that the situation arose when the 13 year old Cameron Crossa...
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HTC’s New CMO Adopts Bolder Marketing Approach by Nixing ‘Quietly Brilliant’ Tagline
By: Ali Raza | March 26th, 2013 | Apple, News, Smartphones, Social Media
After witnessing a 41 percent decline in its sales and delays relating to the launch of their flagship HTC One , the Taiwan-based smartphone manufacturer has decided to bring major changes to its marketing strategy. The change in the marketing approach of HTC came to light when the company shared this information with the Wall ...
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Entertainment Software Association of Canada Release Report On Canadian Video Game Industry
By: Talha Bhatti | March 26th, 2013 | Business, Games, News, O Canada
Entertainment Software Association of Canada released its annual report recently and highlighted significant figures about the industry in Canada. One interesting statistic from the study titled 'Essential Facts About the Canadian Computer and Video Game Industry 2012' shows that 58...
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Chinese Media Goes After Apple, says Company’s Service Policies Differ from Other Countries
By: Ali Raza | March 26th, 2013 | Apple, Business, iOS, News, Smartphones, Tablets
Debate on the warranty policies of Apple in China began at the start of this month after the mouthpiece of Chinese government, China Central Television and other state controlled media channels criticized the California-based tech giant for treating customers in the region unfairly when they make warranty claims or submit their de...
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Foxconn Posts Record Profit in the 4th Quarter of Last Year Thanks to Apple’s New Devices
By: Ali Raza | March 26th, 2013 | Apple, Business, iOS, News, Smartphones, Tablets
Bloomberg has reported that Apple’s Taiwan-based partner, Hon Hai Precision also popular as Foxconn Technology Group, has declared its fourth quarter results of 2012 according to which the world’s leading contract-based manufacturer of electronics has poste...
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F.A.A May Revise Rules to Allow Passengers to use Mobile Reading Devices on Flight during Landing and Takeoff
By: Ali Raza | March 26th, 2013 | News, Tablets
The New York Times has reported that Federal Aviation Administration (F.A.A.) of U.S.A is planning to relax its rules for using mobile reading devices like Kindle Fire, iPad and other tablets on planes during landing and takeoff. The relaxation, which would not include the usage of mobile phone, is likely to be declared by the end ...
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HTC Once Again Delays it’s Flagship Phone To Coincinde with Samsung Galaxy S IV Launch
By: Jeff Stewart | March 26th, 2013 | Android, News, Smartphones
In comparison to Samsung’s flagship smartphones, HTC’s flagship devices have failed to get a good response from consumers and has caused the Taiwan-based company to once again post very unimpressive numbers in its quarterly report. However, with the launc...
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