New rumors that the iPhone 5 will have a NFC (near-field communication) chip has been debunked by a tech-website called AnandTech. The website reads, “Given the primarily metal backside of the new iPhone, it's highly unlikely that NFC is in the cards for this generation. In fact, given the very little space at top and bottom dedicated to those glass RF windows, you can almost entirely rule it out.”
On Tuesday, the Israeli court in the town of Hafia ruled that the death of American activist, Rachel Corrie, who was smashed to death by an Israeli military bulldozer in 2003 while she was protesting the demolition of homes on the Gaza Strip was accidental.
In the new season of CBS’ “Dr. Phil,” which airs September 10, Dr. Phil McGraw seeks to dissect the case of George Zimmerman, shooter of 17-year-old Travyon Martin, from a psychological point of view.
On Monday Apple filed for an injunction on Samsung products that were found to infringe on Apple's patent design by a San Jose jury last week in the highly talked about Apple and Samsung lawsuit which won Apple $1.05 billion. Samsung released a statement Tuesday saying that it "will take all necessary measures to ensure the availability of our products in the U.S. market," as reported by computerworld.com.
