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iPhones Support Mirror Streaming of Tricolor TV

by Isaac Oburu

DTH platform Tricolor TV can now be watched directly on iPhones, thanks to an app released by Russia’s GS Labs. Duplication of video content from the TV screen to mobile device is possible thanks …

Apple Having Patent Issues

by Isaac Oburu

According to Immersion, Apple’s iPhone 6, iPhone 6S, iPhone 6S Plus and Apple Watch have breached a variety of patents. Apple Insider reports that the iPhones breached Patent 8,619,051 (‘Haptic Feedback System with Stored …

Tags:iPhone| Mobile Display Monitor| Patents| Vol 23 - Issue 06

Smartphone Photography Becomes Professional

by Tom Allen

Would anyone debate that the compact camera market is being taken over by smartphones? Industry players whom I’ve spoken to certainly don’t: the digital camera market is increasingly veering towards premium models, as the …

Tags:Cameras| iPhone| Lenses| Smartphones| Vol 23 - Issue 05

Wireless Charging Rumoured for iPhone 7S

by Isaac Oburu

According to reports, Apple is developing a new wireless charging technology that looks set to debut on next year’s iPhone 7S. The new technology could allow iPhones and iPads to be charged anywhere in …

Tags:Apple| iPhone| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 23 - Issue 04| Wireless Charging

Apple Goes Back One Gen With New iPhone

by Tom Allen

New rumours have appeared about Apple’s rumoured compact iPhone, which was previously referred to as the iPhone 6C. These stories indicate that the device has been renamed to the iPhone 5SE. The chassis will …

Tags:Apple| iPhone| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 23 - Issue 03

Samsung to Boost OLED Production

by Bob Raikes

The ET Times of Korea has reported that Samsung will invest $7.4 billion in new OLED production capacity to support a switch by Apple from LTPS to flexible OLEDs. The paper said that the …

And Finally – Vol 23 No 03

by Tom Allen

Apple spoofs are a long-running joke in the tech industry, but Above Average’s advert for the ‘iPhone D’ – “the iPhone for drunk assholes” – takes the cake. Drunk people can’t be trusted, so …

Germany: Apple Raises iPhone Prices

by Tom Allen

Apple has raised the price of its iPhone in Germany. The company, along with Samsung and other smartphone makers, agreed to pay a fee of €5-€7 for each phone or tablet imported to the …

Bank Predicts First-Ever iPhone Fall

by Tom Allen

A research note from Morgan Stanley predicts that 2015 is the year that iPhone sales peaked – and it’s downhill from here for Apple. Sales of the iPhone shot up this year, from 169.2 …

Tags:iPhone| Mobile Display Monitor| Smartphone Market| Vol 22 - Issue 50| Worldwide

Small iPhone Rocks the Boat

by Tom Allen

Ming-chi Kuo, an analyst at KGI Securities (with a better-than-average record for Apple predictions) has said that a new 4″ iPhone will be launched in 2016. The phone, apparently called the 6C, will be …

Tags:Apple| iPhone| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 22 - Issue 49

LifeProof Takes iPhone 6s Plus on Bigger Adventures Than Ever Before

by Isaac Oburu

Apple iPhone 6s Plus defies convention with its brilliant 5.5-inch display, powerful camera and innovative 3D Touch technology. With LifeProof, now it can defy the elements, too. Available for the first time for a …

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Asbis Takes New iPhones

by Tom Allen

Asbis is now distributing Apple’s new iPhone 6S and 6S Plus models in Belarus, Kazakhstan, Moldova and Ukraine.

Tags:Apple| Asbis (Prestigio)| iPhone| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 22 - Issue 45