Apple iPhone 5S Image Got Leaked Again Showing Fingerprint Scanner Function

It’s been confirmed that Apple’s iPhone 5S would be officially announced on September 10th. The new smartphone would be available in different colors and have a cheaper model to meet low-end market. The specs of Apple iPhone 5S are also reported frequently online, one of which is about the Fingerprint Scanner. If you weren't already convinced that Apple's next iPhone could come with a fingerprint scanner, a newly leaked set of photos could change your mind. Images of what claims to be the internal components of Apple's iPhone 5S have appeared online, hinting that a fingerprint scanner could sit right near the home button.

French blog Nowhereelse.fr, which has been known to leak components for unreleased Apple products in the past, has published images that show the internal components of the alleged iPhone 5S. The photo set compares Apple's next iPhone alongside the current generation iPhone, outlining the key differences between the two handsets. One pair of images depicts a redesigned metal spacer cushion near the home button that features a new cut out for additional components. This has sparked speculation that a fingerprint scanner could be placed in this area, although there's no way to know for sure until Apple makes the announcement.

Leaked as iPhone 5G, the Screen of Next-generation iPhone Gets leaked Again

One of the hottest tech news is no doubt the official release and specs of Apple’s next generation iPhone. There’ve been reports that Apple would announce next-gen iPhone in August. The leaks about iPhone 5S have been reported for several times previously. According to the latest leak from uSwitch Tech, they just got the latest images of the next-gen iPhone from Apple’s suppliers. These images include the front screen display and the screen package bag. Upon these leaked images, the next-gen iPhone is probably named as “iPhone 5G”.

5 Tips to Make Your iTunes Work Better on Mac OS X

Originally designed as a basic MP3 player based on SoundJam in 2000, Apple iTunes has grown to be a full-fledged media player and app center. It now acts as a movie and music media player, digital media distribution center and repository of all iOS apps.

Without doubt, iTunes is still a pretty decent media player, even if at times it feels rather bloated when your music and movie collection grows out of control. However, like anything else complex, it can be a little tricky to figure out how to use iTunes most effectively on your Mac OS X computer. Here are five simple yet helpful tips and tricks to help you get the most out of your iTunes experience.

Leaked Apple iPhone 6 concept video shows a 4.5 inch screen display but no home button

Designer Ran Avni has released a video showing off his concept of what the Apple iPhone 6 will look like. Actually, it looks a lot like the Apple iPhone 5 although the screen has been stretched from 4 inches to 4.5 inches. It also is thinner with a smaller body than the iPhone 5 as the removal of the home button allows him to add extra real estate to the screen and make the overall phone smaller. The body of the phone is displayed in black and in aluminum.

The next iteration of the Apple iPhone is expected to come to market some time this year. One recent rumor has the phone being introduced at a special event on June 20th with a launch taking place a few weeks later. A low-cost version of the Apple iPhone, said to be coming to emerging markets, is expected to launch in July according to the speculation. Last week, Topeka Capital Market analyst Brian White said that his meetings with a "tech-supply chain company" has led him to expect the next iteration of the iPhone to be offered with two screen size options.

Analysts: the next generation of 9.7 inch iPad will be thinner and lighter

According to analysis of KGI Securities analyst Ming - Chi Kuo, the next generation of 9.7" iPad tablet will learn from the design of iPad mini. He said the fifth generation iPad will get a big breakthrough in weight and thickness, compared to the New iPad and iPad 4. In addition, he also said iPad 5 will adopt the edge-to-edge design, similar to iPad mini. And because the border is getting narrower, the unconscious palm touch to the edge of the tablet will be ignored automatically by the device to avoid mis-operating, just like that of iPad mini.

Kuo also predicted that Apple may release the next 9.7" iPad tablet in the third quarter of 2013. This seems to be different from the recent rumors that a lot of people think iPad 5 will appear in March, and iPad 4, just six months after the current generation of iPhone, meeting the product update rule exactly.

Last year, Kuo has accurate prediction on the new iPad device release in the end of 2012. At that time, the prediction seemed to be very incredible, because Apple just released the new iPad in March and previously Apple never had a precedent to release two generations of a product in a year. But in October, Apple really released fourth generation of iPad with Lightning interface and A6X processor, which really surprised the world.

Kuo also suggested that Apple will release a new iPad mini with the Retina Display screen, with screen resolution up to 2048 x1536, just like the 9.7" tablet, which no doubt would bring higher pixel density. This would improve compatibility of third party.

Another piece of news suggested that Apple may release this year a TV product, while Kuo didn’t think so. In his view, the new product list of this quarter will also include Apple TV set-top box. But for the Apple HD TV, according to his prediction, we may still need to wait at least until 2014.