Apple's colorful new iPhone 5c is designed to upgrade existing smartphone users into the A6-class iPhone 5 world, while introducing bright mix-and-match colors borrowed from the iPod mainstream.
From the constant harping about the supposed "failure" of Apple's iPhone 5c, you'd think the phone is selling poorly. The reality is that middle tier model, while dramatically less popular than ...
is a senior correspondent and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years. After months of rumor and speculation, Apple is launching a colorful ...
The iPhone 5C is essentially a repackaged iPhone 5 available in five colorful new plastic shells. The iPhone 5c is essentially a repackaged iPhone 5 with a new plastic enclosure. The new device is ...
And then there were two. Apple has for the first time announced a second new iPhone model: the iPhone 5c. As rumored, the device has a colorful new polycarbonate design, which Apple says is made from ...
During Apple's most recent earnings conference call, Tim Cook effectively conceded that consumer demand for the iPhone 5s and 5c did not align with Apple's internal projections. Specifically, more ...
While all the focus is on the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus, it's worth nothing what Tim Cook and his team have been doing at the other end of the portfolio. As expected, the iPhone 5C retains it's ...
Well, the rumor was true: Apple really has taken what was seemingly a less popular phone than expected, and made it worse. Even more surprisingly, the company confirmed to Fortune that the 8GB version ...
In January 2004, slightly more than two years after introducing the original iPod, Apple announced the iPod mini. The single product had become a product line, and over the years it would end up with ...
Apple today has put the iPhone 5c model under the ‘Vintage‘ category, which means tech support for the device is now limited. According to the Cupertino-based company, a device is put under the ...
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