iPhone 5s - Blue screen of death Problem

After a huge expectation Apple has released its new iPhone 5s.In this situation the users of iPhone 5s has reported that the new iPhone 5s has facing the problem called as Blue screen of death.

Mostly this problem will be seen in the Computer Operating system especially windows but now this problem is seen in the mobile phones. It is the first time that this problem is seen in the mobile platforms.

But till now there is no solution given to this problem from the Apple side. This issues makes the iPhone 5s and iOs 7 users feeling bad.

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Indians can buy Apple Paid Apps in Indian Rupees

Its the good news for Apple users and fans in India. Now you can buy Apple's paid App from App store in Indian Rupees, previously App store was showing the price for the paid Apps in US dollars for Indian users too, this meant you were not only paying for the app but are also paying a conversion fee of caning the Indian rupees into US Dollars and the conversion fee may vary from bank to bank, but now the good news for the for Indian users it that the price for the paid Apps are showing in Indian Rupees. so you will pay only for the App you download from the App store

Now the App store is having over 700,000 apps of which some of them are built for ipad, Apple users had downloaded nearly 35 billion apps and Apple has paid 46.5 billion dollars since the launch of the Apple's App store.

Apple had changed the payment mode for Indian users followed by the Google Play store's announcement of pricing the paid apps in Indian Rupees last week. Google had set October 25th as the deadline for the developers to set their app prices in Indian rupees, failing Google would automatically assign rupee prices for the apps

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iOS 6

The iOS 6 beta only works on the following devices:

• iPhone 3GS
• iPhone 4
• iPhone 4S
• iPad 2
• iPad 3 (The New iPad)
• iPod Touch 4G

As expected, Apple used the keynote of its annual WWDC event in San Francisco to announce the latest version of their iOS mobile platform. The sixth major build of the OS aims to bring the user experience to the next level with no less than 200 new features, services and UI tweaks.

The number is certainly huge, but then again so were the expectations of the millions of Apple fans around the globe. The fact that iOS 6 will only go official in three months' time heaps even more pressure on the latest release of the platform.

The iOS 6 key features include a Siri upgrade, system-wide Facebook integration and brand new Maps with turn-by-turn voice navigation. There're plenty of lesser new goodies such as achievements in the Game Center, new App store UI and the Music app, improved Safari with full-screen mode, better Mail, etc.

The complete changelog is coming up, but first we'll get the issue of compatibility out of the way. iOS 6 is compatible with the three latest iPhone generations (3GS, 4 and 4S), iPad 2 and 3 and the fourth-gen iPod Touch. The first iPad is not on the list, so if you are still holding on to the original Apple slate, you might finally want to consider an upgrade.

A few other restrictions apply, too: the iPhone 4S has finally lost its Siri exclusivity, but it's only going to share it with the iPad 3. The turn-by-turn navigation and the Flyover mode in Maps can be used only on dual-core iDevices - iPhone 4S, iPad 2 and iPad 3.

We are still a long way off from Apple releasing a public build of iOS 6 and although it is possible that the device compatibility list could change, it remains extremely unlikely. However, the features available on each piece of hardware don’t appear to be set in concrete at this stage, and could be subject to changes in the future.

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iPhone 5 in September? No! It’s October! Whatever, but, Why?

Iphone 5

Since Apple threw the tech world into turmoil when they didn’t announce the iPhone 5 at WWDC this year, it has been one long round of rumors, leaks, dates and guesses as to when it will finally make an appearance. Although August has come up in a few of them, the middle of summer never really seemed likely, making September far more probable.

That would mean a very late August or very early September announcement; however yet another rumor – this time from a good source – has thrown another month into the mix. AllThingsDsay the iPhone 5 will be coming in October, making a September event more likely. In 2010, Apple held their music event and announced, amongst other things, the new iPod Nano; and the shake-up of their established schedule could see a combined iPod/iPhone event around the same time.

I’ve said it before, we won’t know the actual date until Apple wants us to know, but these potentially strategic date leaks do make me worry about one thing – what if all three months have been correct, and for whatever reason the new iPhone has been pushed back each time?

Some noise about an overheating A5 processor did do the rounds for a very short time, which would certainly cause a problem and as a redesign now seems almost certain, has Apple had even more trouble adapting the antenna?

Whilst the delay has upset buyers, fans and competitors, it has done a great job of creating even more anticipation for the new phone; and they really don’t need a repeat of what happened a short while after the iPhone 4’s release. Now fever pitch has been reached, Apple has got to produce something stellar to be worth the wait. The 8 megapixel camera and dual-core A5 processor are both fine; but if it’s still wearing the same 3.5″ screen Apple could hear murmurs of dissent from the waiting masses.

Has Apple pulled a Samsung (who rejigged their Galaxy 10.1 tablet after seeing the iPad 2) and decided to change their plans at the last minute? Has the iPhone 5 suffered from manufacturing or feature problems? Is the extended wait all just a strategic ruse to annoy the enemy? We’ll probably never find out (unless any problems still exist when the phone hits the shelves), but if October turns into November in the coming weeks; it could be safe to assume there’s a problem somewhere.

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