Mike Trang likes to use his iPhone 4 as a GPS device, helping him get around in his job. Now and then, his younger cousins get ahold of it, and play some YouTube videos and games.
They say the best inventions are born out of necessity. That rang true for three University of Alabama students who are well on their way in the iPhone app development game.
Not everyone who has answered the drum-beating call of the 99% has picked up a sign and hit the streets to protest with the 'Occupy' movement. Some have made their stand by donating their talents to assist the protestors.
Speculation surrounding Apple’s latest version of the iPhone hit fever pitch this time around, and when the company finally unveiled the iPhone 4S, nearly 16 months after the iPhone 4, many were left disappointed by the lack of a bigger screen and a new design.
After months of speculation about what the next iPhone would look like, the world got its answer Tuesday. Exactly like the last one. But one thing you can do on the new iPhone 4S you couldn’t with the iPhone 4?
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