Over the past few months, the most exciting thing in smartphone news has been Samsung's foldable 'Galaxy X' - an all-new product category that has the potential to transform mobile computing. In response, Apple appears to be fast-tacking plans to release a rival product of its own. No, really.
The US Patent and Trademark Office just awarded a new foldable phone patent to Apple with a curious magnetic hinge. In other words, the battle is on. Here are the details.
Consumer watchdogs CHOICE recently published the results of their Best NBN Providers report, and found iiNet at the top of the heap. Combining real-world speed tests and customer satisfaction scores, iiNet sits in first place above TPG, Telstra and Optus - in that order.
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Are the preorders available online or via phone?
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@stefan lyles
spam much? at least you picked a name that sounds a little western. Would have expected John Smith or something. your site is ugly btw.
Is it just me that finds it rather sad the people actually plan their lives around pending iPhone releases?
^ I was about to say that.
Its also sad when people just have to have it, one of my customers bought a white iPhone4 outright even though he was on plan with a black iPhone4. He just had to have it.
I take it that's 6pm EDT? So 3pm WST?
get some perspective people. its just a phone. take a trip to a developing country - it will do you good.
BAH!!! 6:26PM and the Apple store is still down.
now it gives me a link to apple us store -.- FAIL
There's a sucker born every minute
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