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T-Mobile is holding its event tomorrow, but details are already leaking out all over the place. While there's been some mention of the company's new "UNcarrier" pricing plans, a source now says T-Mobile will finally offer the iPhone directly, instead of requiring unlocked models. And moreover, your T-Mobile iPhone can take advantage of a 4G LTE network starting tomorrow.
There's a very good chance we'll see the next iPhone by late summer, if history holds true. But maybe you're still in the market for a new smartphone, and looking to save a few bucks. Well, it's not a ground-shaking promotion by any means, but Apple is throwing free, next day shipping on every single model of iPhone.
For some time now, Android users have enjoyed the benefits of Google Now. As a personal digital assistant, the service is a handy alternative to Apple's Siri, providing all kinds of up-to-date information. If a purportedly leaked video is the real deal, iOS users may be able to check out Google Now in the near future.
There's plenty of weather apps for iOS devices, but all of them have one glaring problem: they rely on another service to find out the temperature. The team at Robocat have a better idea. What if there was a tiny thermometer you could plug into the headphone jack of your iPhone, that tells you the exact temperature? The Thermodo Kickstarter project is hoping the concept appeals to a lot of iOS users.
Fans of Apple and its products likely remember the first time they saw the iPhone, way back in 2007. Everything seemed new and amazing, and Steve Jobs was still leading the charge. And who can forget the very first public phone call ever made from that iOS device, a funny little prank ordering 4,000 lattes from Starbucks? Apparently, the barista at Starbucks can't forget; people remind her all the time.







