BGR Daily Newsletter

BGR
10/03/2011
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iPhone rumors, iPhone rumors, and a few more iPhone rumors
 
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Ticonderoga: Aluminum iPhone 5 is happening, launch to ‘shatter’ sales records

Despite rumors, leaks and punditry that now suggest a worst case scenario — no iPhone 5, just an iPhone 4S and an entry-level iPhone 4 — Apple will indeed unveil the mythical aluminum unibody iPho...
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Images of BBM on Android reportedly surface [updated]

BGR exclusively reported in March that Research In Motion was working to bring its popular BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) platform to Android smartphones and the iPhone. Now, images that purportedly show ...
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If Apple introduces an iPhone 4S, it’s probably not going to just be a new iPhone 4

While expectations were high for a brand new tear drop-shaped iPhone 5 with larger display, insanely thin design, and more, it's looking like Apple might be set to introduce an upgraded iPhone 4 inste...
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iPhone 5 may feature T-Mobile ’4G’ compatibility, still no T-Mobile availability

The "iPhone 5" may or may not exist following Apple's event on Tuesday, but if it does, it could end up being the biggest smack to the face that T-Mobile USA has ever had the pleasure of receiving fro...
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iPhone 4S, 8GB iPhone 4 listings appear on Vodafone’s German website

More iPhone rumors! New listings on German wireless carrier Vodafone D2's website add weight to the notion that Apple is planning to unveil only incremental updates at tomorrow's event. Found by Germa...
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iOS and Mac OS X market shares hit record highs

A recent report from Net Applications suggests that Apple's iOS and Mac OS X operating systems both achieved a record high global market shares during the month of September. iOS had a global market s...
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