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The Evolution Of The iPhone

Nearly Every Major Apple Product Will Have A Major Redesign In 2012 [REPORT]

 

Are you ready for 2012? Tighten your seat belts, here comes the start of chatter about an iPad update and iPhone 5 Part Deux. The 2011 iPhone 5 that morphed into the iPhone 4S, plus a wider range of iPads could set Apple up for either just a good 2013 or a spectacular 2013. Either way, don’t expect a repeat of the monster revenues predicted to end 2011.

 

Apple watcher Gene Munster, analyst with Piper Jaffray, believes a redesigned iPhone 5 could appear in mid-2012. The new handset could sport near-field communications, as well as potentially the LTE that was left out of the iPhone 4S. Apple could also expand its line of iPads to accomodate both a low-end entry-level model as well as a higher-end pro device.

 

But Apple’s actions (or inaction) in 2012 will set the stage for 2013 revenue, the analyst argues. Munster splits his 2013 revenue projections into a base model and a bull model. Whatever model comes to fruition, we won’t likely see the 56 percent revenue hike expected for 2011.

 

Instead, Munster projects Apple revenue in calendar 2013 will grow 14 percent — 28 percent if the “bull case” wins. For the iPhone, his base case projects Apple will sell 142 million handsets resulting in an 18 percent revenue increase. Munster’s more bullish model for 2013 sees the Cupertino, Calif. company selling 162 million iPhones through the year, raising revenue by 35 percent.

 

As for the iPad, Munster expects Apple will unveil just one updated iPad to replace the current-generation iPad 2. If the company goes further, introducing iPads for different consumer segments, perhaps lowering the price of the original iPad as was done with the iPhone 3GS, Apple’s tablet earnings could increase 30 percent over 2012, selling 77.5 million units. Otherwise, the analyst forecasts Apple will sell 66 million iPads in 2013, representing an 11 percent revenue rise compared to 2012.

 

Of course, both models could be wrong. Remember, Apple’s calendar year 2011 revenue is expected to jump by 56 percent — without any major hardware redesigns. Instead, much of Apple’s revenue came from expansion of markets and rejiggering its iPhone lineup. Along with making the iPhone 3GS free and dropping the iPhone 4 to $99, Apple added a number of other worldwide markets and has sped up the time between product unveiling and shipments. Those factors are increasingly becoming more important for Apple’s growth than constantly launching new products.

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Three Popular Paid iPhone Apps Gone Free Just In Time For Christmas!

It’s Christmas day depending on which part of the world you are reading this in, and that means it is time for some paid-for apps to be offered at a huge discount on the App Store and by huge discount, we mean 100%! We’ve chosen three apps which would previously have set you back some cash, but are now available for absolutely nothing. Some are free for a limited time, and one has changed its business model completely.

 

 

The end result is still the same though, and that is three great apps for zero money. Read on for the lowdown.

 

WhatsApp Messnger

 

 

WhatsApp Messanger is a bit of a legend in the mobile app world, offering a free way to send messages to your friends and family, so long as they have the app installed too.

 

That might seem like a limiting factor – what if the recipient does not have a phone that is supported by WhatsApp? Well, given the fact WhatsApp is available for the iPhone, Android, Nokia and BlackBerry handsets then the chances are your friends can at least give WhatsApp a try. At the usual price of $0.99 it was worth a punt, but for the risk-free price of free, it’s a no-brainer.

 

 

LogMeIn

 

 

LogMeIn is roundly accepted to be one of the best remote desktop applications on the planet, and at its previous price of $30 it was still considered something of a bargain. At the new low price of free, then you really can’t go wrong.

 

The reason for the new price tag is a change in business model, which has left the app being offered for absolutely nothing with a basic – still plenty for most – feature set, with more options made available via an in-app purchase subscription model. It’s an interesting move to the freemium model, but if you can make do with the free version then you are onto a winner.

 

 

Jetpack Joyride

 

 

There is not really that much to be said about Jetpack Joyride, and we are willing to bet a small sum that you already own this wondrous little game.

 

The critically acclaimed game by the same developer as Fruit Ninja has been taking the mobile gaming world by storm of late, and if you do not already own this little gem then you really should, especially considering it is absolutely free!

 

 

Everyone loves free apps, especially when they are super awesome apps!

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