Apple is gearing up for a larger screen-sized iPhone 5S? The Samsung – apple wars are slowly shifting from mobile to phablet. Recent leaks suggest that Apple has a prototype iPhone 5S that is a PHABLET. This had to happen. People really love their big screens.That Apple is working on a smaller and cheaper iPhone is now no secret and this might indicate that just like Samsung’s foray into larger sized phablets (Mega series), Apple is too gearing up more than one iPhone for this year. Is the Apple-Samsung war ready for a larger phablet market? While phone-makers have always done their best to stay ahead of the smartphone race, Apple is the only company which has managed to wow audiences with just one offering year on year. Though Samsung is slowly catching up, the Korean phone-maker still has a long way to go. Launching devices ahead of Apple and diversifying its portfolio might be one way of looking at larger market share in the long run.
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Tuesday 9 July 2013
iPhone 5S to be a phablet ? Apple to launch more than 1 iPhone this year?
Apple is gearing up for a larger screen-sized iPhone 5S? The Samsung – apple wars are slowly shifting from mobile to phablet. Recent leaks suggest that Apple has a prototype iPhone 5S that is a PHABLET. This had to happen. People really love their big screens.That Apple is working on a smaller and cheaper iPhone is now no secret and this might indicate that just like Samsung’s foray into larger sized phablets (Mega series), Apple is too gearing up more than one iPhone for this year. Is the Apple-Samsung war ready for a larger phablet market? While phone-makers have always done their best to stay ahead of the smartphone race, Apple is the only company which has managed to wow audiences with just one offering year on year. Though Samsung is slowly catching up, the Korean phone-maker still has a long way to go. Launching devices ahead of Apple and diversifying its portfolio might be one way of looking at larger market share in the long run.
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