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Super Screen Shortage?!

27th July 2010
Super screens such as the AMOLED and iPad display have been in short supply as of late due to intense demand from consumers. The AMOLED screen heralded by many as the latest and greatest in smartphone viewing technology has been so popular that the makers of the screen (Samsung and LG) have found it harder to keep up supply. The ever-increasing popular phone manufacturer HTC has been hit hard by the news. Having to opt to switch for something called a ‘super’ TFT LCD screen which will be implemented in to their new batches of HTC Desire, Droid Incredible, and Google Nexus One. Will the screen be good enough to dampen any perceived loss in quality? Well HTC said in its statement that the new SLCD display technology "offers an exceptional natural balanced colour, clear contrast, broad viewing angles and improved power efficiency", and that it offers "a comparable visual experience to HTC's current 3.7-inch displays". In truth there really isn’t too much to separate these two screens in terms of quality, both have slight advantages in certain areas and either way you are assured of some of the best picture quality out there. So how does the AMOLED shortage affect Apple? Well It doesn’t! Apple seemed to steer clear of AMOLED’s for this exact reason. Instead they proudly parade there ‘retina display’ technology in the recently released Apple iPhone 4, which is claimed to be the most vibrant, highest-resolution phone screen ever. The problem instead lies in the iPad, the unprecedented order figures of 3.3 million since early April have meant demand for Apples latest baby has meant that supply again has been trying to play catch up. LG who won the $500 million contract to supply the screens last year have been caught off-guard along with everybody else by the surge in demand. This has caused many tech analyst firms to reforecast there tablet sales for the year. LG's CEO Kwon Young-Soo said he is considering increasing production of iPad displays, but that LG won’t be able to make enough until early 2011. It is surprising that there is such demand that would cause shortages at both ends of the mobile tech spectrum, particularly by customers who aren’t usually early adopters of technology seen in the likes of the iPad and super screens. I’m sure though that the problem of being too popular is one that isn’t likely to wear thin any time soon.  More

Things just keep getting better and better for Apple

21st July 2010
It’s official Apple have had their best ever quarter in terms of revenue and Mac shipments, releasing revenue figures of $15.7 billion for the last quarter.  Apple smashed both their own and Wall Street estimates making over $3 billion in profit. That's a $6 billion growth in revenue and a solid 77 percent jump in profits when compared with the second quarter figures. So how has Apple achieved these record breaking figures?! It’s not too hard to imagine when we take in to account these four key factors: Apple sold 3.47 million Macs during this quarter which again is another record, beating even the holiday seasons Apple sold 3.2 million iPads in it’s first ever quarter, nearly beating the record Mac sales The iPhone brought in high sales as usual with 8.4 million being sold. It was a little less than the second quarters 8.75 million, this is most likely due to people putting off buying the 3GS to purchase instead the Apple iPhone 4. Apple iPhone 4 again broke sales records and sold over 1.7 million in its first three days. Which CEO Steve Jobs heralded as the most successful product launch in Apple’s history As these figures suggest Apple can seem to do no wrong, but it begs the question, are we really surprised? Breaking records is just business as usual for the tech giant. With the Apple iPhone4 bound to pick up even more momentum over the rest of the year and Steve Jobs’ announcement of “amazing new products still to come” you can bet that these records won’t be round for long! To feel the hype, see what it’s all about and be part of the record breaking revolution yourself come and check out the one and only Apple iPhone4.  More

Breaking News - The iPhone 4 has been announced!

8th June 2010
It’s official.  The Apple  iPhone 4 is scheduled for a UK release on June 24th, as Apple’s Chief Executive Steve Job’s announced at yesterday’s Apple WWDC 2010 conference.  Other important details included that it would be available in both Black and White colour variants, with either 16GB or 32GB of internal memory.  This is quite possibly the most exciting mobile phone news of the year but what everyone was dying to know was – What’s new? Retina Display – Retina Display has the highest resolution of any mobile phone screen to date.  It provides an entirely new level of detail and quality. 5.0-megapixel camera with LED Flash – The new iPhone 4 has upgraded to a 5.0-megapixel camera with integrated LED flash.  This is joined with a new front facing camera, allowing easy portrait shots. HD Video Recording and Editing – The iPhone 4 can now capture video in glorious HD and you can even edit clips right on your phone! FaceTime – One of the key features to the new iPhone is Video calling, which is performed over Wi-Fi.  The iPhone 4 even allows you to instantly switch the view on your camera from front to back or vice versa, with the simple click of a button. Multitasking – The iPhone 4 introduces a smarter way of running applications and features.  Use your favourite third-party apps and switch between them instantly, without sacrificing speed and performance or draining the battery. If you would like to be one of the first to own the incredible Apple iPhone 4 and find out more – Pre-register your interest with us today by following the link below :- http://www.onestopphoneshop.co.uk/custom/iphone  More

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