Morgan Stanley's Chart Suggests Massive Upgrade Cycle This Year

Morgan Stanley has created an iPhone install base chart that breaks down devices by generation and carrier.
The chart reveals that many iPhone users are still using the old iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S smartphones. This means that come launch of the iPhone 6, it's possible that Apple will see a massive update cycle from all those users looking to upgrade their smaller iPhones.


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iPhone 6 Concept TV Ad

Check out this concept ad created by SET Solution for the upcoming iPhone 6.


"Do everything, everywhere, in the best way" - This is the slogan we've imagined for the new iPhone 6. We've try to make a TV Ad simple, clean, cool and stylish, hoping to recreate the atmosphere of the video by Apple! The CG iPhone 6 that we've modeled attempt to reflect the most realistic rumors on the web.

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Google Docs and Google Sheets App Released for iOS

Google has released a brand new Google Docs and Google Sheets spreadsheets app for iOS.
Google's new apps will rival the recently launched Microsoft Office apps for iOS which includes Word, Excel,PowerPoint, and OneNote.

 
Every year, phones and tablets get better, and more of you are starting to use your mobile devices not just to view, but also to create and edit content. And while the Drive app is a convenient place to store your stuff, we want to make it easier for you to quickly find, edit and create documents, spreadsheets, and presentations on the go. Starting today, you can download new, standalone mobile apps for Docs and Sheets—with Slides coming soon. Need to find a spreadsheet? Go to the Sheets app. Need to create a document? Go to the Docs app. They’re all right there at your fingertips.



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Apple Has Reportedly Begun Production of the iWatch in Small Quantities

Apple has reportedly begun production of the iWatch in small quantities, according to supply chain sources cited by the China Times.
Additionally, it's reported that the iWatch will be built using SiPs (System-in-Package modules) rather than PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards), meaning that the iWatch's processor, memory, storage, and other components will likely be wrapped up into a single package.



Kinsus Interconnect Technology Corp, NanyaPCB and ASE Group (a.k.a. Advanced Semiconductor) are said to be the ones responsible for the production of the SiP modules. 
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Apple to Release iWatch in Multiple Sizes, Cost Could Rise To Several Thousand Dollars

In his recently released Apple Roadmap, KGI Securities analyst Ming Chi Kuo reveals his predicted specifications for iWatch, which will reportedly ship in Q3 2014.
 

The iWatch is said to come in 1.3-inch and 1.5-inch sizes to accommodate different sized wrists. Both will utilize flexible AMOLED displays with sapphire glass covers for scratch protection. The device will integrate numerous biometric sensors, a NFC chip, and have a slim, light, 'fashionable appearance'.

 

Kuo thinks that the watch's mechanical parts could be made with liquidmetal and it may have an 'innovative' antenna design that would allow for wireless charging. The battery is estimated at 200 to 250mAh in size and will last for at least a day of operation. Apple is expected to beat rival devices in this area due to its "vertically integrated operating system and key components."
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