Month: June 2014

Apple’s next generation of iPhone is expected to be out this fall. Unlike past upgrades, this year’s iPhone upgrade won’t be limited to just faster processor and better camera, but a larger screen possibly at 4.7″ is expected to be released. There are also strong rumours about a 5.5″ version of the iPhone which is expected to be released later this year. We’ve seen plenty of cases and frames pointing to this rumour about the large touch screen for a while now. To add to it, Sonny Dickson has just tweeted the image of the iPhone 6. He has an excellent track record with Apple leaks and has always been right. Yet, we cannot bet on it until its finally released. But until then, this is the best possible leak we’ve got.

Apart from the larger screen, iPhone 6 will feature the A8 processor, an advanced Camera,  a larger battery. There are also rumours about Apple integrating NFC, Wireless Charging and improved LTE. iPhone 6 will be available this fall with iOS 8.

Apple has just announced the new version OS X named Yosemite and its a pack of fantastic features. The Yosemite brings so many new interesting features that you will never look going back to another operating system anytime soon.

In OS X Yosemite, you’ll see what you’ve been seeon on iOS 7. The icons and the interface look very much alike and so are the features. Spotlight is completely revamped. Its powerful than before and more easy to use with suggestions and tight integration.

But the best feature I like from Apple OS X Yosemite is continuity. Lets say you’re composing a mail on your iPhone and then you walk near to your Mac, you can quickly fire up Mail on Mac and the mail you were typing is right on the Mac. The same works for web pages too. And it works in both ways. Now thats not all it, you can now send SMS from Mac or even make or receive calls from Mac too.

There are plenty of new features to Yosemite. You can join to beta test by signing up on Apple website. The OS will be available this fall.