Apple announced Mavericks new iOS for Mac and mobile devices

Apple’s new OSX Mavericks will be available for later series of iPhone 4, iPad 2 and iPad Mini. Craig Federighi, SVP of Apple’s Software Engineering officially announced this new iOS at the 23^rd Apple Worldwide Developers Conference at Monday, June 10 2013. At this San Francisco event a Apple’s own  Digital Radio Service, new MacBook Air and few more extra software updates were announced also.

This is not the final version. We’ll have to wait until October this year to grab the final Maverick. Don’t worry, it’s workable now. You can read a comprehensive details of Mavericks features on Tech Goes Strongand GNT

BusinessInsider has a great post about Mavericks also to check out.

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Lenovo IdeaPad YOGA vs Apple MacBook AIR

Everybody is looking for slimmest notepad now and manufacturers also striving to deliver the thinnest possible products to their customers. Lenovo has many notepad type products but, IdeaPad YOGA is their new introduction to capture notepad market.

Here is a comparison between Lenove IdeaPad YOGA and Apple MacBook AIR.

Lenovo IdeaPad YOGA

Apple MacBook AIR

	Lenovo IdeaPad YOGA	Apple MacBook AIR
PRICE	$999.00	$1199.00
BODY	SIZE:WxDxH: 13.1”x8.9”x0.67” (333.4x224.8x 16.9mm) WT: 1.54 kgs (3.4 lbs)	SIZE: WxDxH:12.8”x8.94”x0.68” (325x227x17mm) WT: 1.35 kgs (2.96 lbs)
DISPLAY	HD+IPS Capacitive Multi-Touch Screen Display 13.3 inch (Diagonal) Resolution:1600x900p@138ppi	LED Backlit Widescreen Display 13.3 inch (Diagonal) Resolution:1440x900p
CPU	1.7GHz Intel Core i5-3317U (Turbo Boost up to 2.6GHz)	1.8GHz Dual Core Intel  Core i5-3427u (Turbo Boost up to 2.8GHz)
GRAPHICS(GPU)	Intel HD Graphics 4000	Intel HD Graphics 4000
RAM	4GB DDR3 @1600MHz Upgradable to 8GB (One Slot)	4GB DDR3 @1600MHz Upgradable to 8GB
HDD	128GB SSD	128GB Flash Drive
KEYBOARD	84 Keys (oops! no backlit)	78 or 79 Keys Backlit
OS	Genuine Windows 8 or Windows 8 Pro	OS X Mountain Lion 10.7
CAMERA	720p HD Web Cam	720p FaceTime HD Camera
CONNECTIVITY	Bluetooth V 4.0 Wi-Fi 802.11n Single band	Bluetooth V 4.0 Wi-Fi 802.11n
PORTS	1x USB 3.0 1x USB 2.0 HDMI SD & MMC Card Slot Headphone & Mic	2x USB 3.0 1x Thunderbolt Port 1x MagSafe 2 Power Port HDMI SD Card Slot Headphone & Mic
BATTERY	Li-Polymer (4 Cell) Power: Up to 8 Hours	Li-Polymer 50W/Hour Power: Up to 7 Hours and up to 30 days Standby time
WARRANTY	1 Year	1 Year
SPL. FEATURES	*4 Tilting mode to use 3600 round *Touch Tablet Mode *10 Finger Multi-Touch Screen *Textured plastic  wrist rest *Windows 8 button under LCD to use when in Tablet mode. *One key Recovery feature	*Backlit Keyboard *Lucrative Unibody design *High speed Thunderbolt port *MagSafe2 Power port *Long Standby time

 





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iPad mini: Missing in action

What we’re missing from new iPad mini:

1. Retina Display: No doubt about that. Mini should have this instead of IPS display.
2. Flash with rear camera: Definitely man, I think they’ve forgotten to add this.
3. Google Maps: After iPhone 5’s great humiliating failure of Maps app, Cupertino company  should’ve been used Google’s instead.
4. External memory slot: Who will suggest them to add a little slot of external memory!!! Extra memory card not only for storage, but also for file sharing to and from other devices. (Maybe to and from Android products, lol)
5. Budget: Ya, man. I’m suppose to buy some ET products with this budget. Or at least book a ticket to the Moon. Oh, no, no, I’ll stick to iPad mini rather not to bother with NASA.
6. Screen Resolution: Comparing with its predecessor iPad 3, it is much gloomy. Could have been better. Free suggestion to Apple CEO.
7. In-box Earpods: This is total business. First, they introduced such a good earpods free with iPhone 5 and now you have to buy it extra. What a shame to this business policy!!! All they want is suck $29.00 from our pockets.
8. Power: Competing with androids and still you’re using 512MB RAM and Dual-Core processor. Pity on you. Where every android smartphone manufacturers trying to get Tegra 3 processor with 1GB RAM, you the only opposite contender still launching new products with less power. Oh GOD, please send some heavenly message to them. (Steve Jobs could pursue in this case)

Maybe, after getting a motivational dream or that heavenly message or even if somehow, Mr.Tim Cook found this blog and realizes what to do next with iPad mini. I’ll wait for their second production. Your money, you decide. Chaos.

Two sample comparative image below for your quick comparison with iPad 3 resolution. Images are collected from Cultofmac, a good review site.

Text clarity on iPad mini and iPad 3

Image quality on iPad mini and iPad 3

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