WSJ: ‘Possible Summer Launch’ for New iPhone, Less Expensive Model Later This Year
The Wall Street Journal reports “people familiar with the device’s production” as saying the next iPhone is on its way for “a possible summer launch.”
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Aamoth handles news, reviews, how-to's and videos as TIME's technology editor. He lives in Boston and has spent more than 15 years in the tech industry.
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T-Mobile Finally Gets the iPhone
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A Cautiously Optimistic Slow Clap for Digg’s Google Reader Replacement
What I need now is a web-based RSS reader from a company that’s big enough to not fold anytime soon and popular enough to get included with third-party services.
How Many Tetris Pieces Would It Take to Make Your House?
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The Interactive portion of South by Southwest wrapped up on Tuesday. From 3D printing to robot baristas to talking shoes, here are some of the tangible tech-infused highlights from the show.
