Hayden Crowther has created a waterproof case for use with all smartphones and called it the driPhone.
Mr Crowther plans to trademark the case in New Zealand, however Apple Inc are opposing this because they want the letter “i” to be replaced with a “y”.
You can read more over at stuff.co.nz
Apple has announced the NZ release date for the iPhone 4S, with the device expected to arrive in stores on November 11. Customers can pre order the device from Friday.
You can read more at stuff.co.nz, including prices for the different models.
Reports out indicate Apple are expected to double their production of the iPhone in the second half of 2011, with an estimated 58 million units expected to ship world wide.
Experts also predict Apple is preparing to announce the eagerly anticipated iPhone 5. While details of the device are purely rumour at this point, cNET has compiled a list of its top 20 most wanted features.
You can check the list out at cnet.com
Apple is the latest company to cut ties with Wikileaks by removing an online application which gives access to the leaks.
What was the reason? Apparently Wikileaks has violated the developer guidelines, says Apple, without giving further specifics, other than to say that users of the App Store cannot “put an individual or targetted group in harm’s way”.
And the public backlash which has happened against other US companies which have turned against Wikileaks? Well this hasn’t happened yet, but watch this space…..
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