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<h2>Apple’s iPhone 8 is coming in the fall of 2017</h2>

<p>Apple has a major iPhone redesign planned for 2017, with a glass body and edge-to-edge OLED display that includes an integrated Touch ID fingerprint sensor and front-facing camera.</p>
<p>The new iPhone may be sold alongside upgraded (but standard) 4.7 and 5.5-inch iPhones.<br /><br /><strong>Expected Features (Presented by <a href="https://appzoro.com/">Appzoro.com</a>):</strong></p>

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<li>OLED display</li>
<li>Faster A11 processor</li>
<li>Glass body</li>
<li>Edge-to-edge display</li>
<li>Camera and Touch ID integrated with display</li>
<li>No Home button</li>
<li>Wireless charging</li>
<li>Three models &#8211; One OLED, two standard</li>
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Apple’s iPhone 8 is coming in the fall of 2017. Read the blog details here for more

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<h2>Future iPhone May Use Customized Wireless Charging System Made in Partnership with Broadcom</h2>



<p>A future version of the iPhone could use a customized wireless charging system created in partnership with Broadcom, according to JPMorgan analyst Harlan Sur (via CNBC).<br><br>While Apple and Broadcom have reportedly been working together on a wireless charging solution for approximately two years, Sur is not sure whether the feature will be included in the 2017 iPhone due to &#8220;caution around the battery-related recall&#8221; of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7.<br><br>Despite Harlan&#8217;s caution, the upcoming 2017 &#8220;iPhone 8&#8221; is widely rumored to include some kind of wireless charging solution, but details on how it is being implemented and whether or not Apple is working with a partner like Broadcom remain unknown at this time.<br>Past rumors have suggested wireless charging partnerships and supplier deals with Lite-On Semiconductor, MediaTek, Foxconn, Pegatron, and Luxshare, making it difficult to suss out Apple&#8217;s wireless charging plans.<br><br>Harlan&#8217;s research note also echoes previous rumors pointing towards a glass body for future iPhones, which many analysts believe is being implemented to facilitate wireless charging.<br>&#8220;We believe the glass back cover is conducive to wireless charging as it reduces signal interference versus a metal casing,&#8221; Sur wrote. &#8220;It is possible for Apple to add proprietary features such as fast charging or extended charging to differentiate itself from the pack and enhance the value of its own hardware ecosystem.&#8221;<br>Early wireless charging rumors suggested Apple would use a long-range wireless charging solution, but more recent speculation suggests the company may instead opt for an Apple Watch-style inductive charging solution. A glass body, as is rumored, would be necessary for an inductive charging option, and Apple also recently joined the Wireless Power Consortium, a group committed to the open development of the Qi wireless charging standard used in devices like the Samsung Galaxy.<br><br>Along with wireless charging, Apple&#8217;s 2017 iPhone is rumored to include a radical redesign, featuring the aforementioned glass body and an edge-to-edge ~5-inch OLED display that eliminates the device&#8217;s Home button. Rumors suggest this device will be positioned as a high-end &#8220;premium&#8221; model that could cost upwards of $1,000, and most sources believe it will be sold alongside two more affordable 4.7 and 5.5-inch devices that resemble the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus.<br><br>Rumors disagree on exactly what material the two regular-sized devices will be made from, and whether or not they will include wireless charging as well.<br><br>For full details on what to expect from the flagship OLED iPhone 8 and its two companion devices, make sure to check out our dedicated iPhone 8 roundup, which is updated regularly with new rumors.</p>


A future version of the iPhone could use a customized wireless charging system created in partnership with Broadcom.

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<h2>13 Years Ago Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone</h2>
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<p> iPhone celebrates its thirteenth anniversary of the day when Steve Jobs introduced the original iPhone at Macworld in San Francisco.</p>
<p>The iPhone is a touchscreen-based smartphone designed by Apple Inc. iPhone uses Apple&#8217;s iOS mobile operating system. Do you know, The first-generation iPhone was announced by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs on January 9, 2007?</p>
<p>Since then Apple has annually released new iPhone models and iOS updates.</p>
<p> Jobs pick on the device just as it were three isolated products: a widescreen iPod with touch controls, a revolutionary mobile phone, and an improved internet communications device.</p>
<p>Apple makes it to trading the iPhone six months later, and nearly a decade later, the company has now sold well over 1 billion of them around the world. Its sales hiking on annual basis until 2016, when the smartphone experienced its first-ever downturn sales year for Apple. Albeit, the iPhone keeps Apple&#8217;s most fruitful product ever, accounting for 60% of the company&#8217;s overall earning last quarter.</p>
<p>Out of then, Apple has improved the iPhone every year by adding more new features:</p>
<p>Let&#8217;s see what they added to the iPhone since 2007&#8230;</p>
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<li>2008: App Store and 3G network support</li>
<li>2009: Video recording and Personal Hotspot</li>
<li>2010: Retina display</li>
<li>2011: Siri and iCloud</li>
<li>2012: Taller 4-inch screen, Lightning connector, and LTE</li>
<li>2013: The touch ID</li>
<li>2014: Larger 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch screens</li>
<li>2015: 3D Touch, Live Photo and 4K video recording</li>
<li>2016: Waterproofing and dual-lens camera on iPhone 7 Plus</li>
<li>2017:  The addition of inductive charging, a faster processor, and improved cameras and displays in iPhone 8 and 8 Plus.</li>
<li>2018: The launch iPhone Xr which has a 6.1-inch Liquid Retina LED-backlit LCD IPS panel display, which Apple claims is the &#8220;most advanced LCD in the industry.</li>
<li>2019: The introduction of the iPhone 11, The prominent changes compared with the iPhone XR are the Apple A13 Bionic chip, and an ultra-wide dual-camera system.  The iPhone 11 Pro comes with an 18 W Lightning to USB-C fast charger. </li>
<li>2020: The new and current addition to this list is the iPhone 12. The major upgrades over the iPhone 11 include the addition of a Super Retina XDR OLED as opposed to the Liquid Retina LED-backlit LCD IPS Panel on the iPhone 11 and XR, 5G support, the introduction of MagSafe, Apple A14 Bionic system on a chip (SoC), high-dynamic-range video Dolby Vision 4K up to 30 fps and a new Mini model.<sup id="cite_ref-14" class="reference"></sup></li>
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Do you know 2007 was the year when Steve Jobs introduced Apple's iPhone to the world? Here are iPhone developments across the years.

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<h2>A lawsuit charging Apple with iPhone app monopoly</h2>



<p>The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has governed that consumers can now sue Apple for the grievance of monopoly in the way it operated its business at the <a href="https://www.appzoro.com/">App Store</a>. The court has completely reversed a district court&#8217;s divergence of an antitrust grievance, one of the remarkable class-action suits against the company.<br><br>The decision derived from a case filed last 2011 wherein a few iPhone users complained that the company&#8217;s rule of having the device run apps that are available solely in the Apple marketplace is anti-competitive. This covered the years 2007 through 2013.<br><br>The lower court&#8217;s divergence, which has been the subject of the appeal, was based on the argument that the complaint desiderates legal standing. It has given Apple&#8217;s position merit, which held that customers are purchasing apps from developers and that its role is equivalent to a building owner, renting out spaces to its dweller.<br><br>According to the appellate court, the dynamics of the transactions transpiring in the App Store is identical to the condition so that users are purchasing directly from Apple. Aside from the fact that Cupertino is transacting with customers rather than the developers, one should note that Apple itself pocket a cut when an app gets sold.<br><br>To be clear, the appeals court only derived on the issue of whether the public has the right to sue Apple. It still not resolves Cupertino&#8217;s responsibility in the antitrust charge. At this point, the court has only narrated that the procedural character of the case is complex. It has marked, however, how the Apple ecosystem is closed and restrictive.<br><br>The latest ruling has not achieved any momentous landmark in the way Apple is supposed to govern its interest at the App Store. It has simply opened the company to a legal challenge that could take years before it is resolved. But if the judicial system finds that Apple&#8217;s norm is indeed anti-competitive, then that fruits will be quite dramatic.<br><br>The clear solution is to oblige Apple to let people shop for applications wherever they want, which would open the market and help lower prices or The other switch is for Apple to pay people damages for the higher than competitive prices they&#8217;ve had to pay historically because Apple has utilized its monopoly.<br><br>Apple has not exempted any statement on the issue so far. It has also faced several antitrust lawsuits involving its products such as the iPhone as well as its alleged eBook price-fixing.</p>


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<h2>Important Factors for iPhone App Development</h2>



<p>Both newcomers and trade veterans are experiencing a prosperous period right now, as far as <a href="https://www.appzoro.com/">mobile app development </a>is concerned. Due to the rise in popularity of mobile devices and their continuous supremacy over the tech market in the past couple of years. those who invest time and money into creating the applications which mobile devices run off of, can see a highly profitable return.<br><br>However, there are small details that make all the difference in the world. Throughout the app development process, you could be making a serious mistake and not even realizing it. In this article, we will go over some pretty basic but easy to overlook elements that lay at the foundation of a memorable mobile app. </p>



<p>Let’s take a look at some of the top things you should be careful about when developing your mobile app for Apple’s iOS platform.<br><br><strong>Don’t go into development without a plan</strong></p>



<p>The subtitle explains it all. Many app developers embark on a journey that, as some might say, is rotten to the core. This means that from the very beginning they make a crucial mistake that might (and most time does) jeopardize the success of their app. You need to prepare ahead of time and make sure you know exactly what you’re trying to achieve.<br><br><strong>Originality</strong></p>



<p>This subject could take a number of turns if we were to discuss app development as a whole, but since we are restricting the topic to iPhone app development, it becomes pretty straight forward. The iOS App Store is considered by many, especially developers, a very select club. Unlike Google’s Play Store where developers can just submit their apps and get a spot on the market in a very short amount of time, Apple has guidelines that you must abide by.<br><br>Apple puts every app submission they receive through thorough investigation and only the very best actually get to be on its marketplace. In consequence, app developers put higher prices on their apps, and customers have to pay more. As someone paying more for an app, an iOS user wouldn’t stand for a half-original app idea that doesn’t even do a good job copying another app.<br>That kind of approach will guarantee that you do not make a profit on the App Store and that your app will never be successful. Since the club is so elitist, there are a lot fewer apps in general than you would find on the Play Store. This makes it easier to spot unoriginal apps and call them out. Therefore, make sure that you come up with something original that people would have no regret pulling out their wallets for.<br><br><strong>Put yourself in the user’s shoes</strong></p>



<p>You might have the most amazing app idea ever stuck in your head. But it’s all for nothing if you don’t successfully translate it into the actual app that you’re developing. The idea or concept behind an app, as well as its functionality, can be clear as day to you, but you have to take into consideration how a user would see the situation. You have to invest time into making the app as user friendly as possible. Don’t just limit your idea to functionality alone. A big mistake many developers make is not creating a friendly and accommodating enough environment within the app for users to enjoy or understand.<br><br><strong>Submit your app through rigorous testing</strong><br>It’s not enough to put in the work and then believe that your app is going to be OK. A ton of unexpected problems can occur and you’ll never learn about them until they are manually triggered. This can either happen at the hands of a consumer, when they download your app or during one of the many testing phases you should schedule. There’s no such thing as too much testing, and it’s better to delay the app release than to taint its reputation with an embarrassing amount of bugs and issues.<br><br>Another important mistake that many developers make is thinking that they know everything there is to know, and they don’t need any additional help. As you progress and gain experience and skill, that might get closer to the truth, but the ultimate truth is that you can always learn something new. That being said, don’t hesitate to consult your fellow developer peers, or people working in the branch. If you put your app through beta testing and have a team of beta testers, their feedback will also be crucial.<br><br>Conclusion<br>In conclusion, there is always something you could do better, and there is always room for improvement. These were just a couple of the elements a developer might overlook or misinterpret very much to the detriment of their own work. Keeping an eye on these factors can save you a lot of time, resources, and effort in the long run.</p>


In this article, we will go over some pretty basic but easy to overlook elements that lay at the foundation of a memorable mobile app.

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<h2>How to Reduce The iPhone App Size</h2>
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<p>Let&#8217;s talk about app storage space.</p>
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<p>There are many differences between iOS and Android devices. But one of the best perks Android users get over iPhone owners is the ability to boost the maximum capacity of their handset&#8217;s storage through microSD cards. While Apple does not include any possibility for memory extension into its iPhone designs, meaning that once you choose an iPhone model, you&#8217;re pretty much stuck with that respective internal storage capacity.</p>
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<p>You can imagine how this becomes a problem in the long run. Off the bat, a portion of that capacity is shaved off because it is used for the phone&#8217;s operating system and other system files. similar to how Windows or Mac OS X takes a chunk out of your hard drive.</p>
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<p>In an ecosystem that survives under these circumstances on top of having to allocate precious resources for things like pictures and video files. It&#8217;s not a very good idea to release an app that is huge in size. Having users choose between installing your app and not completely choking their devices isn&#8217;t a good marketing strategy. Therefore, we <a href="https://appzoro.com/">AppZoro Technologies</a> are here to help you make your mobile applications smaller and thereby more accessible for iPhones with low storage capacities.</p>
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<p>Most apps offer multiple versions baked into one big app that soothes all compatible devices. Most of these solutions will look at separating the different included versions and thus producing lighter apps that serve more segmented audiences individually.</p>
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<h2>Slice Assets to Cut Through App Sizes</h2>
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<p>The process of asset slicing implies that you divide the workload of your app among several versions. Each version would tend to a target device or group of devices. By using a catalog that specifically deals with assets, you can see which assets must be put where so that you cover all your supported devices in the end.</p>
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<p>Once it&#8217;s ready, the device targeting app version can be released on the Play Store just like any app. It&#8217;s up to you how extensive targeting will get when splitting app assets.</p>
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<h2>On-demand Resources Put Less Demand on iPhone Storage</h2>
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<p>More often than should be the case, we see apps downloading everything but the kitchen sink into a user&#8217;s phone, regardless of how much of that information they actually need.</p>
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<p>Seeing the counterproductive nature of this method of app delivery, <a href="https://appzoro.com/iphone-app-development-atlanta/">iPhone app developers</a> have come up with on-demand resources. This means an app will only download the files it needs at a particular moment in time. If more are required, more are downloaded. This prevents users&#8217; iPhones from becoming clogged by the content they will never use. Even within the content bank of user information, we can find resources that aren&#8217;t frequently used.</p>
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<p>Some resources might be used slightly now and again, not justifying the space it would otherwise occupy on the phone. On-demand resources are great for this as well. Because they provide a sort of external, on-demand storage for iPhones. From there, they can access said content whenever that rare occasion in which they are needed presents itself arises.</p>
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<h2>Bitcode Comes to the Rescue</h2>
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<p>Bitcode allows an app developer to send various changes that might occur within an app directly to the app version that was initially submitted to the App Store. What this means is that there will be no further need for constant additional downloads of the same app when a new update is introduced.</p>
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<p>This has the potential of saving users a lot of time and more importantly, storage room. Although some might discard this method, it is important to keep in mind how limited an iPhone&#8217;s internal storage is.</p>
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<h2>Bringing Them All Together</h2>
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<p>This is quite self-implied, but it wouldn&#8217;t hurt to be emphasized a bit more. Even though each of these individual methods works towards providing apps that are easier in the storage room, the true magic happens when you put them all together. Their combined impacts will result in your app offering iPhone users the ability to store something more than a note after they install your service.</p>
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<h2>Conclusion</h2>
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<p>That being said, there is a lot of trimming to be done with most mobile apps and, because iPhones will have none of that extra memory chocking information.</p>
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<p>The lightest and space friendliest apps will be the ones that best manage their resources and justify the method and timing of usage behind them.</p>
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<p>Those poor souls with only 16 GB available on their iPhones will surely thank you to iPhone app developers for making their lives easier and reducing the memory costs of your app.</p>
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Here are the best ways how an iPhone app developer can reduce the iPhone app size while developing an iPhone app.

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<h2>Transform your iPhone or iPad into a MacBook</h2>



<p>Later this year you can forget your’s iPhone 8 because Apple’s cooking up in its secret Cupertino labs for the future.<br><br>The company introduces thin laptop-like shell phone devices without a processor.<br><br>You like the smartphone, Instead, you’d dock a &#8220;smartphone, media player, tablet computer, or another portable computing device&#8221; into the accessory device to power it.<br><br>The introducer device can provide auxiliary processing resources, such as a graphical processing unit, or GPU, or other processing resources that can support the functions of the portable computing device.<br><br>The device comes with two different illustrations for how this would work for phones and tablets. For phones, there’d be a slot on the accessory device instead of a trackpad. Tablets, however, would dock right into space where a laptop’s screen would normally be.<br><br>Although the device is light on specific use case applications, it is not difficult to imagine how practical such a device would be for some users.<br><br>We would like to use wi-fi and Bluetooth to perform &#8220;hands-offs” between iOS and macOS devices. You’d simply be able to pop your phone or tablet into the MacBook shell and access all of its data with the benefit of a larger screen, keyboard, and trackpad inputs<br><br>With Smart mobile phones right now the most-used and also almost all personal computers. It is really a no-brainer for Apple company to create a way to let users better access the device that has all their personal data. Sure, you could always use cloud services, but it’s not always so easy.<br><br>Many companies are trying to introduce new devices such as that your phone into a large device to add computing power, and all of them have failed. Motorola tried this idea mutually the Atrix 4G and laptop comes to the berth in 2011 and Asus started to gain people to dock their phones directed toward a tablet, too.<br><br>That said, like all patents, the ideas that are described may never make it into commercial products. They’re just that: ideas. So don’t get too excited just yet.<br>Let&#8217;s see what happens next!!</p>



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We don't know how much this is true but it's surrounded that Apple patents a way to transform your iPhone or iPad into a MacBook.

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