The Only Challenger of IPhone 5

Techno sages said in a soothsaying manner that on 2016, smart phones would just be as common as an underwear. Not just those geek enthusiasts but also huge companies in the mobile industry which supports this statement, for obvious reasons. In order to manifest this into reality, several surveys were conducted by various mobile companies whose results yield its inclination in favor of the statement. But as 2012 entered, smart phones were seen and treated as a basic commodity. Big companies tried to infiltrate big countries, and fortunately luck is on their side. Now, the civilization of this technology is trying to plant its roots on those “Third World Countries”, and Philippines is no exemption.

Getting Deeper

Smart phones are complex to use unlike the past mobile phones; its interface, the keys, the way-through of its functions, overall, complexity is apparent. The problem lies in the manufacturer for civilizations in the “Third World Countries” does want the fast approach, while the manufacturer doesn’t have time to teach its creation. Few companies had detected this dilemma, and Samsung has considered this as their priority on finding the solution.

The Designed for Humans Smart Phone

Samsung introduces their newest smart phone, the Samsung Galaxy S III. Effortlessly smart and intuitively simple, this new super phone from one of the world’s leaders in technology has taken the world by storm with its organic design and innate practicality. It is the best-in-class by far on the smart phones market, addressing the problem describe above.

Structure

The Samsung Galaxy S III is inspired by nature and is built by the human’s natural movement. In fact, it was one of the first smart phones in the market that is led by designers, not planners. It has a dimension of 4.8”, a perfect balance of portability and usability, its back cover’s HyperGlaze has that look and feel of a water drop......

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Apple iOS 6 Features: Users ‘Disappointed’ Without YouTube App, Google Maps Upgraded As iPhone 5 Release Approaches

Apple iOS 6 Features: Users ‘Disappointed’ Without YouTube App, Google Maps Upgraded As iPhone 5 Release Approaches - International Business Times@media not all and (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio:0) { .ibt-top-ad .ad728 {height:auto;} .ad728 {height:auto;}}#bg_header a {display:inline;}#bn_sponsor {text-align:right; font-size:11px; line-height:45px; color:#aaa; font-style:italic; padding-top:5px;}#bn_sponsor * {vertical-align:top;}#bg_header #search {display:none;}#soea_areasr {border: 0 solid #7F7F7F;right: 50%;margin-right: 520px;margin-top: 276px;position: absolute;top: 0;width:160px;height:600px;color:#fff;text-align:center;z-index: 999999;} Business News l Skip to Main Content Mobile Most Popular Archives News Markets Careers Life & Style Topics TV Research Luxury & Brands Jewelry & Watches Aircrafts Cars Real Estate Fine Dining Wine, Spirits & Cigars Fashion Apple iOS 6 Features: Users ‘Disappointed’ Without YouTube App, Google Maps Upgraded As iPhone 5 Release ApproachesComments Print This ArticleSend This AricleBy Lisa Eadicicco: Subscribe to Lisa's RSS feed August 16, 2012 1:12 PM EDT
The release date for Apple's iOS 6 is less than a month away, with the upcoming iPhone 5 expected to launch around the same time. Users may be excited about features such as the new map app from Apple, but there is one app that fans will be missing for certain: YouTube.
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A new survey conducted by CouponCodes4U, a leading coupon code website in the United States, says that iPhone users are disappointed about the omission of the YouTube app on iOS 6. The company surveyed 2,135 Americans between the ages of 18-30, and respondents were initially asked whether or not they owned an iPhone.
Of those polled, 67 percent answered yes. Those in that percentage were then asked to specify which model of the iPhone they owned, with 51 percent answering with the iPhone 4S, 39 percent saying they had the iPhone 4 and 8 percent  voting that they owned the iPhone 3GS. .bk_ggl div {height:92px!important; margin-bottom:20px!important;}
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More than half of these iPhone users, 63 percent, also said that they use the pre-installed YouTube app when asked. Of that 63 percent, 41 percent said that they use the YouTube app more than four times a week.
All of the respondents were asked how they felt about Apple's plans to drop YouTube from iOS 6. At 55 percent, more than half said that the decision was "disappointing."
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But the elimination of the YouTube app with iOS 6 isn't the only issue Apple fans were polled about. The coupon company also delved into the increasing competition between Google and Apple, and how their rivalry is affecting the development of new apps.
When asked, 41 percent of the respondents said they felt that the ongoing battle between Apple and Google was having a "negative" impact on customers and developers. Additionally, 39 percent voted that Apple was "overstepping" the mark by refusing to incorporate the YouTube app and Google Maps, if it was because it was a Google product.
Mark Pearson, Chairman of CouponCodes4u.com, said that he was surprised by Apple's decision to exclude YouTube from iOS 6.
"As one of the most used websites at this moment, it comes as a bit of a surprise that Apple will no longer include the YouTube app on their iOS 6 interface," Pearson said. "As the competition between Apple and Google heats up, consumers are more likely to see more and more apps fall by the wayside as these two tech companies try to out-do each other."
Google has recently been fine-tuning and sprucing up its own Google Map service. The app will be getting an upgrade which will center on listings for public transportation options in nearly 500 cities worldwide, the Associated Press reported on Wednesday.
New technology that will be incorporated into Google Maps will allow users to hone in on directions for specific public transportation options, such as subways. Users can exclude other modes of transportation if they wish.
"I am very confident these are the best transit maps available," Brian McClendon, vice president of engineering for Google Maps, said to the Associated Press.
These improvements are only available to devices running on Android, an attempt to thwart impending threats from Apple as the company gears up to release its iPhone 5 and rumored iPad Mini.
The relationship between Google and Apple has been damaged ever since Google began promoting its Android mobile software in 2008, posing a challenge to the iPhone.
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