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According to the breakdown of what the build-of-materials (BOM) cost of the upcoming iPad mini could be, Apple will sell their 7.85-inch tablet for $299  (Without Retina Display) when it debuts later this year… and still make over $100 in profit on each unit sold.  Math : The breakdown was done by blogger Sameer Singh over at Tech-Thoughts.net, based largely upon the existing costs of components used in the iPad 2, Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire. That’s not a bad way of doing things. Here’s the breakdown of what the sameer thinks the iPad mini would cost to build: Those numbers are speculation, but if they’re correct, Apple — who won’t sell a product unless they can make a hefty profit off of it — would price the iPad mini at $299 to maintain a greather than 30% gross margin on the device. Considering Google is selling the Nexus 7 at a loss at $199, which is a price Apple won’t emulate (and, given the iPad’s popularity, a mistake it doesn’t have to make) these numbers look good to us.

In the recent years only three products in the iterations, Apple has created and still dominates the touch screen tablet market. There have been touch screen devices before, including Apple’s Newton from 1987 and even a tablet PC form factor launched by Microsoft in the early 2000s, yet Apple’s iPad is still generally seen as the tablet device to aspire to. It’s a premium product at a premium price, yet Apple’s high volumes enable it to make a profit while keeping the bill of materials costs down. Simply undercutting the price with a less sophisticated device has not been a winning strategy as yet. It’s not that competitors haven’t been trying and some have been doing well, but there have already been some challengers fading as those not completely accustomed to the faster and fickle pace of retail products and the speed of consumerisation of the enterprise hit obstacles. HP, Dell, Cisco and RIM/BlackBerry have all stumbled with their tablet offerings and, while Avaya has persisted w

The App Store on iOS 6 beta, software currently available to those a part of Apple’s Developer Program, has scored a nice little update today. Most notably, the layout when searching for an app has been given a considerable redesign, now displaying apps in swipeable cards on both the iPhone and iPad. In the nifty cards users are presented with a screenshot of the app, along with the five-star rating and a handy button to install the app on your device. And, Check the Iphone 5 new 9 pin dock cable &    cool iOS 6 concept video below  !    Stay tune for more updates.

If you feel worried of iPhone Home button become less responsive to clicks, and pressing the button will either result in a delay, lag, or sometimes complete unresponsiveness requiring multiple clicks. While this could be symptomatic of a hardware issue caused by moisture damage or dropping the phone, sometimes you can fix the response problem with the following software fix sequences: Open a default iOS application, such as Stocks, Calculator, or Weather Press and hold down the Power button (at the top) until the “Slide to Power Off” dialog appears, then release Now press and hold only the Home button until the “Slide to Power Off” screen disappears (it may take a min) & force quitting the application This may works to fix the buttons responsiveness isn’t entirely clear, because the procedure actually just force quits the application you launched in the first step. This procedure supposedly recalibrates the Home button. Whatever is going on behind the scenes,

Last week, a jury found several of Samsung’s devices to be guilty of infringement on Apple’s patents. The damages awarded thus far total around $1 billion dollars, but Apple is seeking much more than that. The Cupertino company has filed a notice with the court today identifying which of Samsung’s infringing products that it would like banned from US sales, including several Galaxy S and SII models… Verdict Report: These models may no longer available in US in future.. Galaxy S 4G Galaxy S2  (AT&T) Galaxy S2 (Skyrocket) Galaxy S2 (T-Mobile) Galaxy S2  Epic 4G Galaxy S Showcase Droid Charge Galaxy Prevail Apple’s filing specifically lays out the devices and the patents each was found to infringe according to the jury.” Even these devices are getting hard to find in the US these days. For instance, the Droid Charge is available at Verizon for free with-contract, but many locations don’t even have them on hand. That being said, some of these handsets are just

Today we received the infographics showing “the final rumors roundup” surrounding the new generation of iPhone dubbed as iPhone 5. Just a few weeks before it’s believed lunching day, here are the prominent predictions according to trusted names on technology and blogging industry. Stay Tuned..

Are you suffering from poor battery life on your iOS device?  Does your iPad/iPhone/iPod no longer last 10 hours?  Consider using these tips and tricks to increase your battery life. Here some tips for you... 1) Stay Updated – new firmware and software updates often include more battery-efficient code so update and keep current if you can. You can learn how to update OTA here. Note: jailbreakers/unlockers will want to avoid updating until any new firmware has been deemed jailbreakable. 2) Turn off 3G – Your iPhone or iPad will search for a 3G network regularly. If you do not use 3G you should disable it. Settings > General and set 3G to Off. 3) Turn off Wi-Fi – Your iOS device will search for a network everywhere to turn off Wi-Fi go to Settings > Wi-Fi and set Wi-Fi to Off, turning off the Wi-Fi function ‘Ask to Join Networks’ can help as well. 4) Turn off Bluetooth – Turn off Bluetooth when not in use.Go to Settings > General > Bluetooth and s