Disclaimer: If you hate rumors especially after the iPhone 5 / iPhone 4S saga (don’t blame you) then we would strongly recommend you to skip this post as it may sound very familiar. But if you’re like us who like the build up before the launch of an Apple product even if it means months before the next iPhone launch then read further (btw, we do have our limits as well when it comes to rumors).
Sony’s New 13-MP CMOS Image Sensors With HDR Video Hints at The Possibility of Thinner iPhones
Sony’s backside-illuminated CMOS image sensors, newly out of the development stage, may further improve the quality of images and videos captured through smartphone cameras, and also help shrink the size of the camera module as a whole, leading to thinner devices.
HzO Claims to be in Talks With Apple to Make Future iPhones Waterproof Using Their Water Blocking Technology
Last week, we reported about a company called Liquipel, which claimed to make the iPhone waterproof without a case, with a process that applies a patent pending waterproof coating on the iPhone to protect it from water or liquids.
Report Claims iPad 3 With Retina Display Will be Thinner Than iPad 2
Cult of Mac reports that Apple’s iPad 3 with Retina Display will be thinner than iPad 2, contrary to recent rumors.
Verizon: All Future Smartphones Should Support 4G LTE Network – Will Apple Oblige With a 4G LTE iPhone in 2012?
Verizon will very soon impose a strict rule, requiring all smartphones on its network to be 4G LTE compatible, CNET reports.
Corning Unveils 20% Thinner Gorilla Glass 2 – Will it be Used in Next Gen iPhone & iPad?
Corning officially announced the next generation Gorilla Glass at CES 2012 yesterday.
Corning’s Gorilla Glass is used in various electronic products such as smartphones, tablets, PCs, and TVs.
Next Generation iPad And iPhone Could be Powered by Quad-Core Chips?
9 to 5 Mac has discovered code references in iOS 5.1 beta that was seeded to developers last month, which indicate that future iPads and iPhones could be powered by a quad-core processor.