This is actually getting funny. Apparently Apple only had received 9 complaints so far as to the bending issue of new iPhone 6+. And unlike what the internet has suspected, iPhone 6 is durable enough to withstand the “bending.”
Apple Bend-Gate Is Coming
I’m sure most of you have already heard of iPhone 6+ is more bendable —or malleable— then any other phones, and customers are crying for Apple’s comment. I couldn’t find any hints on iPhone 6 being bendable, but they are all made out of aluminum, better be prepared.
Here Comes the Downhill of Mighty Apple
Let’s start with the obvious. Apparently nobody got it right because Apple was working on two iPhones simultaneously. Not only bigger, iPhone 6 plus is now competing against Galaxy Note. For dubious reasons, Apple decided to call it “iPhone,” but it’s not a phone and even Sammy knows it. 5.5″ is simply irrational, why 5.5? Apple’s biggest competitor Samsung’s Galaxy S5 has 5.1″ screen and Galaxy Note 4’s 5.7″. Meaning, It’s bigger than conventional phones, but smaller than portable tablets.
Google’s Self-Driving Programs May Yet to Come True
We’ve heard of good old ethics argument when it comes to driver-less cars, where as “who will pay for insurance, who will be responsible for accidents, and what happens to the taxi drivers.” These arguments are, in fact, simply not related to what is going on in the market. These questions behind new technology has nothing to do with why Google cannot sell its self-driving programs just yet. It is still within Google’s limit to simply sell it as a car modification package, provided all the consumers will buy them from a car repair shop or self-install them.
Sony Leaks Korean-Sub The Amazing Spider-Man 2 on Youtube
On July 20th, a trailer of The Amazing Spider-Man 2 was released on Youtube for South Korean audiences with two quirks. First, the description was switched from Heaven is For Real. And Second, the trailer was 72 minutes long.
Make Great Games, Not Kinect Games Says Xbox Rep.
Finally someone who knows what industry they are dealing with in Microsoft. In recent interview with Polygon, head of Xbox simply answered make great games.
Maleficent Review
Start with the obvious: I don’t recommend this movie. Obviously the actors in this movie were absolutely powerless when it came to saving rookies’ work: CG to cover fairy lands, cowering behind the LBGT curtains, and above all else, taking the original work as granted and twisting it.
Samsung is Finally Desperate: Pro needs no keyboard?
Samsung has been releasing numerous anti-Apple advertisements in years, and now Samsung is finally making its final desperate moves. It’s not the specs, it’s not the features, but it’s the lack of the features they wish to promote in anti-Apple, anti-Microsoft, anti-Amazon commercial. Yeah, that’s how boring it can be.
Calling Apple for iMac Support, NEVER MIND!
Just take a good look at featured images. I took them this morning. These smudges are literally growing from the bottom edges. I don’t smoke, —it’s an apartment complex filled with smoke alarm— I didn’t burn my iMac either.
XBox 720 will need always-on connection
Kotaku, The Next Xbox Will Require an Internet Connection To Start Games, Sources Say
Manic Nation: Dr. Peter Whybrow Says We’re Addicted to Stress
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iPhone 5 Costs May Be Eating Apple’s Gross Margins
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What IF Wikipedia starts charging subscription fee?
In a world of Spotifys and Netflixs and countless other subscriptions, what’s just one more? Especially for something as wildly useful as Wikipedia. If Wikipedia was to go to a subscription model, how much would you be willing to pay? How much would be high enough that you would try to go without?
Samsung Might Stop Selling LCDs to Apple
With almost unending lawsuits and Apple’s billion dollar victory over Samsung, it appears Samsung made its mind to cut off its biggest customer, Apple.
Self-Acclaimed Anonymous Member Attacked Symantec
One of the self-acclaimed Anonymous members, Yamatough, had demanded $50,000 from Symantec in exchange for source codes of PCAnywhere and Norton Antivirus. The deal quickly evaporated and the 1.27 GB worths of codes were released, presumably, to torrent exchanges such as The Pirate Bay.