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An alleged defect with some of the touch
panels for the iPhone 5 may cause delays in delivery of the
next-generation Apple handset. Based on reports from earlier this week, we’re nearly 100 percent certain that the iPhone 5 (and iPhone 4S) will be unveiled next month, probably on October 4.
What remains more of a mystery, however, is when customers can actually
get their hands on the next-generation Apple handset. Unfortunately,
bad news out from an Apple component supplier may push that date back
further than anticipated.
According to Taiwan-based industry outlet DigiTimes,
touch panels produced by Wintek for the iPhone 5 have a defect that may
make it impossible to meet initial demand for the device. The defect,
known as "delayed bubble,” happens when pockets of air form between the
t
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This whole thing is starting to play out like a giant game of patent Risk. As it did in Australia, Samsung is hitting back against Apple in the Netherlands, asking for a preliminary injunction aimed at Apple's mobile line, including the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPad and iPad 2,
claiming that the products infringe on 3G patents held by the Korean
electronics giant. The proposed ban would prohibit importing the
products into the country and would recall them from Dutch retail
stores. 
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Nokia Essence is quite attention-grabbing and features a touch pad on
the other side, which can be used to control many applications. This
can be flexibly used as a remote control for different pieces of equipment or wireless
touch pad while making presentations.
This a future communication
device named Nokia Essence. The concept will make good use of the
internet and will work like computers
that can connect globally. Phones are turning into mini computers that
solve additional purposes than just dialing or receiving calls.
Essence will introduce the concept of ‘Network of Things’ in our
lives, which will include products from various categories and join them
together. The device is simple to look at and has two switches, one at
each end. The number pad of this pocket-sized gadget has been designed
in an ergonomic manne
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