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T-Mobile CEO: “Apple products in the US in 2013″

, Dec 6th 2012 Discuss [0]

It’s become apparent that T-Mobile has finally made the plunge with Apple in a relatively small announcement inside the carrier’s financial plans through 2015. The announcement came from a meeting with analysts and spoken by the T-Mobile CEO Rene Obermann who stated explicitly “Apple products in the US in 2013.”

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Mojo Hi5 adds a removable extra battery to your iPhone 5

If you have an iPhone 5 and you're the sort of user who spends a lot of time using your smartphone away from an outlet, you want to check out the new Mojo Hi5. The Hi5 is a case that protects your iPhone 5 from drops and scratches but also has a battery that can snap on the back to extend the runtime of your smartphone. The case will launch on December 8 and can be pre-ordered now. Read The Full Story

SlashGear Evening Wrap-Up: December 5, 2012

, Dec 5th 2012 Discuss [0]

Welcome to Wednesday evening everyone. Today we saw images of what may be the rear housing of the iPhone 5S - yes, already. There aren't too many differences between it and the rear housing for the iPhone 5, but there are enough to make the images noteworthy. The high-end HTC M7 is rumored for a Q1 2013 release, and it appears that HTC wants it to get on shelves before Samsung launches the Galaxy S IV, while Samsung's iPhone 5-bashing Galaxy S III commercial was named that most viral tech ad of 2012. Read The Full Story

Samung’s iPhone-mocking ad named most viral tech ad of 2012

, Dec 5th 2012 Discuss [0]

As December begins, the year starts coming to a close, and with that comes the "best of 2012" awards for pretty much everything. Video tracking service Visible Measures has rounded up the most popular tech ads of 2012, and surprisingly, Apple isn't in the top five. Even more surprising, is that Samsung owns three out of the top five spots on the list -- the number one ad being Samsung's iPhone-mocking commercial that touts "the next best thing is already here." Read The Full Story

Is An Unlocked iPhone Really That Great?

Apple’s iPhone 5 is now available unlocked for those who don’t want to even think about being stuck with a carrier. However, the unlocked handset won’t come cheap – the device ships for a starting price of $699 for a 16GB option, and quickly goes up to $899 for the 64GB version.

To put that into perspective, Apple’s iPhone 5 ships for a starting price of $199 for those customers that are willing to be caught in the grips of a major carrier, like AT&T or Verizon. The top-of-the-line 64GB model goes for $399 when it’s locked down.

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Xbox SmartGlass updated and stretched for iPhone 5

, Dec 5th 2012 Discuss [0]

This week the folks behind Xbox SmartGlass have made a big update for those of you working with the iPhone 5. This update includes some ever-so-slight bumps to the top and bottom of the display so that you're not working with an iPhone 4-sized user interface and you'll find all of your favorite features from the previous version still very much in-tact. This update to Xbox SmartGlass also brings a collection of bug fixes to both the iPhone 5 and iPhone 4/4S. Read The Full Story

Philips announces five new Lightning speaker docks

, Dec 5th 2012 Discuss [0]

Adding to the growing number of Lightning accessories that are slowly being released, Philips has announced five new Lightning speaker docks for the iPhone 5 and the new iPod Touch. The lineup consists of two speaker docks, an alarm clock dock, and two music stereo system, all of which are expected to be released sometime before Christmas. Read The Full Story

iPhone 5S rear housing leaked, shows minimal differences

, Dec 5th 2012 Discuss [0]

After hearing earlier this month that Apple may be speeding up its update cycle for the iPhone, several photos have leaked that are claimed to be of the rear housing of the iPhone 5S, a.k.a. the next iPhone. The photos show both the inside and outside of the shell, and from first glances, there's not many differences between it and the iPhone 5. Read The Full Story

Casio announces G-Shock Bluetooth-equipped smart watch

Casio has unveiled its newest smart watch, the Bluetooth-equipped G-Shock GB6900AA series. The watch can be tied to the user's iPhone via the G-Shock app from Casio, allowing the two device to interface with each other in order to provide time syncing, call and email alerts via the watch, and more. You can grab the G-Shock for $180USD. Read The Full Story

iPhone 5 two-handsets-per-customer limitation lifted

There has been a notable shortage in iPhone 5 supplies, with Foxconn having reported since the phone's launch that it was having trouble keeping up with demand. To help ease the supply burdens, Apple instituted a two-handsets-per-customer rule. That limitation has been lifted, however, now that supply issues are being shorted out. Read The Full Story

SlashGear Evening Wrap-Up: December 4, 2012

, Dec 4th 2012 Discuss [0]

Welcome to Tuesday evening everyone. Today we found out that nightly builds to CyanogenMod 10.1 are ready to go for the Nexus 10, which comes just a short time after nightlies started rolling out for the Nexus 4. IDC said today that Android will likely stay on top in the battle for mobile dominance until 2016, with iOS placing in second throughout, so it looks like the mobile landscape won't be changing all that much in the coming years. Verizon is set to begin rolling out targeted ad campaigns this week, but you'll only see those ads if you give Verizon permission. Read The Full Story

YouTube for iOS updated for iPhone 5, iPad, and AirPlay

, Dec 4th 2012 Discuss [0]

You can now stream YouTube video via Apple's own AirPlay technology thanks to the newest update to the YouTube app for iOS, that being version 1.1.0.4136, aka the iPad and iPhone 5 update. This upgrade to the newest version has a little bit of user interface magic to it with a simple tap on the YouTube logo allowing you access to your Guide of channels while the aesthetics now seem eerily similar to what we're working with in the new Gmail for iOS - coincidence? We think not. Read The Full Story

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