Supply chain visit makes analyst 'confident' about larger iPhone in 2014
Sources in Apple's supply chain have reportedly indicated that Apple is on track to release a new iPhone with a larger screen next year, according to one analyst.
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Neil Hughes
Apple predicted to launch 2 big-screen iPhones, Retina displays for iPad mini & MacBook Air
According to DisplaySearch, the coming year will see Apple revamping displays across nearly all of its product line, introducing Retina iPad minis, Retina MacBook Airs, and the long-rumored larger-screened iPhone.
Kevin Bostic
Samsung ad gets applause for copying Apple's iPhone spot from 2007
Critics have broadly panned Samsung's initial efforts to deliver a Galaxy Gear "smart watch," but there's accolades for the product's commercial, which is closely patterned after an ad Apple commissioned at the introduction of the original iPhone in 2007.
Daniel Eran Dilger
Apple predicted to sell as many as 10M 'iWatches' in first year
A new poll suggests that as many as 4 percent of iPhone owners would be early adopters of a so-called Apple "iWatch," positioning the company to sell up to 10 million in its first year of availability.
Google, Nokia smart watches rumored, as Samsung ponders Gear refresh
Nokia and Google are rumored to be working on their own smart watch devices for release in the near future, while a representative from Samsung has reportedly admitted that his company's latest offering in that field could use some improvement.
Samsung scrambled to finish Galaxy Gear smart watch & beat Apple's rumored 'iWatch' to market
Samsung's recently released Galaxy Gear smart watch may be the product of a rushed development effort spurred on by rumors that Apple was preparing to enter the wearable technology segment in a big way.
Apple poaches Nike wearable devices guru - report
Nike has allegedly lost one of its top designers, as the director of the shoe and apparel company's research and development studio, responsible for the FuelBand fitness tracker, has reportedly left Beaverton for Cupertino.
Shane Cole
Nike, Oakley hires may mean Intel intends to take on Galaxy Gear, possible iWatch in wearable tech
Samsung and Sony have already thrown their hats into the wearable tech ring, and Apple is expected to do so in the next year, but now word emerges that silicon giant Intel is also plotting a move into wearable devices and has made a couple of recent hires that indicate it is considering the wrist as prime real estate.
Prototype Samsung Galaxy Gear smart watch shown off in pictures
Just days before its planned unveiling, images of a prototype smart watch from Samsung have emerged online, showing the South Korean tech giant's newest entry for a wearable technology segment where Apple, Google, and Microsoft are also expected to compete within the coming year.
Sam Oliver
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Mikey Campbell
