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iPhone 6 to feature a 4.8-inch screen: Report

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Taking after various rumours about Apple testing a greater screen for the following form of the iphone, an expert now recommends that the Cupertino monster will surely ship its next leader with a 4.8-inch screen.  As per an exploration note issue to moguls by Jefferies & Co. expert Peter Misek, the iphone 6 will ship with a 4.8-inch screen.  The note was refered to by BGR, which proposes that Misek's inventory network sources focus at Apple getting more favourable costs from its part suppliers.  The expert has now expanded his focus on the Apple stock to $600, and put in a "purchase" rating. Long ago, he had put a "hold" rating on the stock with a $450 target. The change in the rating was because of the news of the following iphone brandishing a 4.8-inch screen.  "In spite of as of now seeing hazard to Cq4 and Fy13 revs, we now accept better [gross margins] will permit Apple to skate by until iphone 6 launches with its 4.8-inch screen," sa...

Objective all around: Tomtom maps out what's to come for GPS

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Prior in the not so distant future, Tomtom gave the planet its special crossroads. The organization, known predominantly for its in-auto sat nav mechanisms, proclaimed that it might be wandering into the lucrative stadium of wearable tech with the launch of the Tomtom Runner, its own games watch.  This isn't a sideline for Tomtom, yet a segment of the business that is currently seen as on a standard with its particular route mechanisms (Pnds). This denote a noteworthy change in an organization that was once known for basically getting you from A to B.  Tomtom now needs to be seen as the organization that can 'get you where you need to be', if that be regarding area or physical fitness. It is possible that way, its an astute making a difference.  GPS legacy  "Yes, provided that we are completely legitimate we did begin off a spot astutely in the games area," illustrated Gary Raucher, Global VP of advertising, to Techradar. "We took a gander at it with...