It has been rumoured that Apple and other manufacturers will be soon introducing new products with curved touchscreen displays. Apple has reportedly contacted its iPad and iPhone glass suppliers, Lens Technology, G-Tech and Fuji Crystal, and will supply them with equipment for polishing glass.

Does this mean we can expect the iPhone 6 to have a curved glass screen.

via – BGR

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It has been reported that the iPhone 5 will have a 4 inch screen instead of the iPhone 4 with a 3.5 inch screen. I know this isnt huge news, but it is still pretty cool considering Im going to buy an iPhone 5 when it is released.

iPhone 5 is still expected to be released in October.

via MacRumors

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‘Eh, why?’ they might ask while staring at you as though you just landed in a spinning saucer.

Here’s my answer.

‘Because productivity is increased, desktop size doubled and it looks AWSOME’.

For those of you who follow me on Twitter you’ll have noticed that I spent an hour last night hooking up a second 19” monitor in my office. As I write this post I currently have Microsoft Outlook and Trillian Astra running on the spare screen with my whole laptop screen available for work. If I want to check my e-mails I just move my cursor to the second screen and use it as though it was a different computer. Then just move it back to the left until it reappears on my laptop – then back to work!

Seriously, for anyone who is even a semi-hardcore computer user I would definitely suggest this quick tip. It’s as easy as plugging in the new monitor, going to display settings and setting the resolution of monitor number 2. Easy.

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