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A set of high resolution images were posted to the Web late Tuesday claiming to show a side-by-side comparison of the display assemblies for Apple's iPhone 5 and a rumored next-generation model dubbed "iPhone 5S."

Apple’s rumored low-cost iPhone release is only a few months away, and as the September timeframe nears, more leaked images of parts and cases are beginning to surface. Early Tuesday, Japanese site Macotakara published images of a case from design firm MGM, claiming it was for Apple’s low-cost iPhone. The case is reportedly very similar to the iPhone 5 cases…Continue reading Images of thicker, curved case for rumored low-cost iPhone surfaceRelated posts:New photos of rumored low-cost iPhone surface onlineiPhone displays spotted at Apple storesFinally, ringtones for your iPhone?

Remember that video last week, offering Apple's deeply held views about design? Well, here's one that suggests Samsung believes in, well, cloning. Among other things. Originally posted at Technically Incorrect

So far, Twitter is the only social network to get the full red carpet on iOS 7, but that could change.

Marking a sea change in the company's plan, Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang has declared that his company will license new graphics processing technologies to other companies, in addition to manufacturing the chips themselves. The new move is expected to help Nvidia capitalize on the industry shift to smartphones and tablets and achieve wider market penetration of its products....

The next iPad Mini may not be the Retina version, says NPD DisplaySearch. It could be a version with a faster chip -- and possibly thinner too.

In apparent response to a question that compared the computer and Internet revolution of the 80s and 90s to a new Renaissance, a never-publicly-seen video of Steve Jobs in 1994 -- while he was still with NeXT -- sees the bearded and reflective Apple co-founder commenting on his likely legacy and the place of the industry he helped create. The video was uploaded to a YouTube channel called "EverySteveJobsVideo" on Tuesday and comes from the Silicon Valley Historical Association....

Trying to save up for a vacation? Or working tirelessly to pay off that pesky loan? Simple’s new app update will help. Simple is an online bank replacement that has been in the App Store since January 2012. With no monthly fees, mobile check deposits and free ATM locations (through their banking partners), it’s definitely a great alternative to other banking solutions out there. Personally, I made the jump last month by canceling all of my other bank accounts and moving everything to Simple. With the 1.6 update that came out today, their Goals section is now accessible with the app. Once you set a name, amount, and pay-off date, Simple will siphon off the necessary “daily contribution” from your Safe-to-Spend amount and put the contribution toward your goal. If need be, you can pause the automatic siphoning or change the payoff date, all within the app. The new version is available right now in the App Store.

Reports have begun to surface of widespread, but not universal, issues with the Nexus 7 tablet, made by Asus for Google. According to reports from early adopters, a possible combination of power-sapping software updates, the Android lack of support for the SSD TRIM command, and possibly poor quality storage or RAM are taking a toll on some users devices prematurely....

A reportedly never-before-seen video from 1994 surfaced on the Web on Tuesday, showing late Apple cofounder Steve Jobs discussing his legacy and what it means to contribute to the industry he helped shape.