Users say Apple's iPhone worth $313 to them, Android averages $220
A new survey has found that the average iPhone user considers their handset to be worth $313 to them, while Android smartphones are valued at $220.
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iPhone 4S
Neil Hughes
Samsung Galaxy Note II rumored to get even bigger with 5.5" display
The trend of making smartphone displays even bigger could continue this fall, as a new rumor claims Samsung is working on a Galaxy Note II that will feature a massive 5.5-inch display outsizing its predecessor.
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Sam Oliver
Street test measures Siri comprehension at 83%, accuracy at 62%
While the convenience of Apple's Siri comes with searching by voice, a new test has found that Apple's personal assistant is not yet a reliable enough search engine to entirely replace text input with Google.
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Apple's iPhone 4S remains top selling smartphone at Verizon
Though the Motorola Droid Razr Maxx is said to be "gaining ground," the Apple's iPhone 4S reportedly remains the best selling smartphone at Verizon, the largest carrier in the U.S.
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GM's Chevy Spark, Sonic first with Siri Eyes Free for iPhone
General Motors is the first car company to announce support for Apple's new "Eyes Free" mode for the iPhone, as the Chevrolet Spark and Sonic will be among the first vehicles compatible with Siri.
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Slash Lane
Review roundup: Samsung Galaxy S III called a strong iPhone competitor
Samsung's new flagship smartphone, the Android-powered Galaxy S III, hits all four major carriers in the U.S. this week, and has been met positively with reviews from the mainstream media.
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AppleInsider Staff
FaceTime over 3G with iOS 6 limited to iPhone 4S, iPad 3
Another new feature coming in iOS 6 will be limited to devices running Apple's custom A5 chip or later, as FaceTime over 3G will only be capable on the iPhone 4S or third-generation iPad.
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Apple hands off transit directions to third-party apps in iOS 6 Maps
Rather than include transit and walking directions natively in the new Maps application in iOS 6, Apple will instead highlight third-party options available on the iOS App Store.
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iOS 6 Maps turn-by-turn requires iPhone 4S, iPad 2 or later
When Apple launches iOS 6 this fall, iPhone 4 users won't be able to use turn-by-turn directions or Flyover in the new Maps application, as that functionality is limited to the iPhone 4S, iPad 2, and third-generation iPad.
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Josh Ong
Katie Marsal
