Rumored HTC handset looks even more like an iPhone 5.
A photo of what is thought to be the next-generation HTC One handset was purportedly leaked to the Web on Friday, showing the smartphone clad in a "slate and black" colorway similar to Apple's iPhone 5."

I'm leaking! I'm leaking!

Labels: apple, iphone 5, samsung, samsung vs apple

Rumor: Apple may re-architect iOS to utilize more processor cores ahead of iPhone 6: "a desire to re-engineer its mobile operating system handle A-series processors with as many as 8 processing cores."

That's a lot of roods.

Labels: iphone

Apple's 128GB iPad Launches Next Week - John Paczkowski - Mobile - AllThingsD: "The 128GB Wi-Fi-only iPad will set you back $799, while a cellular version creeps up on four figures at $929."

I like iPad Fatty.

Labels: ipad, ipad maxi, ipad mini

Rumor: Fifth-gen iPad, second-gen iPad mini to debut in March: "Apple's iPad lineup is now on a twice-a-year refresh cycle, according to a new rumor, which pegs both the full-size iPad and iPad mini as due for updates in March."

I love a good rumor! This rumor is good for 'roods.

Labels: ipad, iphone app, polaroid

Personal | CineGrain | Real Film Grain: "The Personal Collection puts the tools of the World Class Filmmaker in your home studio. This selection of Film & Artifacts may be used on projects with budgets of up to $10K"

Looking for some scratchy celluloid in motion? See here.

Labels: celluloid, dust and scratches, film

Low-cost iPhone seen generating $6.5B in 2013 revenue for Apple: "A rumored contract-free, low-cost iPhone geared toward emerging markets could net Apple $6.5 billion in revenue this year"

That's a whole lotta FotoRoids.

Labels: apple, fotoroid, iphone

Stella SDK for Samsung - develop Android apps with Objective-C & Xcode | SAMSUNG Developers: "In collaboration with Samsung Electronics, Yeecco is releasing the Samsung version of the Stella SDK completely FREE for developers.. "

Very interesting for iPhone developers! It's a self-contained development environment that allows you to develop Android applications on the Mac using the Xcode tools you already vastly prefer to Java. By vastly prefer I mean, I like Java for coffee, but not otherwise.

Labels: android, iphone, iphone app, xcode for android