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 Apple apura el lanzamiento del iPhone 5s y el iPhone 'low cost'<br><br>El lanzamiento de un nuevo iPhone podra convertirse en cosa de todos los semestres si se confirma el rumor difundido por el Wall Street Journal. Segn sus periodistas especializados en tecnologa (y en informacin clasificada de Apple, vale reconocer),iphone 5s case, la empresa liderada por Tim Cook planea presentar el iPone 5s, el iPad 4 y una nueva versin del iPad Mini.<br><br>Todos estos productos ya estaran en proceso de produccin masiva para ser presentados el 29 de junio. Entonces se confirmara la nueva poltica de la empresa de ofrecer una actualizacin de sus productos cada 6 meses.<br><br>En cuanto a las mejoras del celular, los especialistas dicen que el iPhone 5s incluira avances en el procesador y en la cmara de fotos. Adems, se entusiasman con la posibilidad de una nueva conexin externa: la siempre prometida NFC para comunicar con terminales monetarias.<br><br>Los nuevos productos seran presentados a fines del segundo trimestre del ao. Pero all no se agotaran las novedades. En septiembre, se producira el lanzamiento del muy esperado low cost iPhone, que liberado podra costar unos 350 dlares. Para reducir el precio a la mitad, Apple reemplazara el aluminio y el cristal por una terminacin de plstico con mayor variedad de colores. Adems, se reducira el tamao de la pantalla y algunas funcionalidades. Este producto sera fundamental en la carrera por ampliar la marca a otros segmentos del mercado telefnico.<br><br>QU OPINAS DE ESTA NOTICIA? COMPRARAS UN IPHONE LOW COST?<br><br>El nuevo iPhonePodra tener detector de huellas dactilares.<br><br>Predicciones de lanzamientosEsta tabla preparada por Kuo (y publicada por MacRumors), muestra que la primera mitad del 2013 ser lenta para Apple, pero la mayor parte de los lanzamientos del ao 2012 ocurrieron hacia el final del ao.
+== WzFJ chanel ipad mini case:Apps to help you with New Year ma ==
+Apps to help you with New Year<br><br>Never mind auld acquaintances being forgot it's right about this time that the holiday hangover finally clears and we stumble to implement (and remember) our resolutions for the new year.<br><br>The following mobile applications might help you with your resolution of choice (unless, of course, you've resolved to use your smartphone less).<br><br>Get fit<br><br>Runkeeper. The RunKeeper mobile app helps you track fitness activities including running and cycling. Features include GPS and manual activity tracking, audio cues for interval training and workout sharing via Facebook and Twitter (including neat maps of your workout routes). (Free; Android, iOS)<br><br>Lose It. This Swiss Army knife fitness app lets you record and track both diet and exercise. A huge database of food items allows you to log stats including calories, fat, protein and carbohydrates and make sure that your intake matches your daily goal (you can manually enter information or scan barcodes to include food items the database has missed and add repeat meals with a single click). The app's exercise functions make it easy to input different types of activities, duration and calories burned. Optional Twitter and Facebook sharing lets you brag to friends or get encouragement. That site claims users have collectively lost over 7 million pounds. That's a lot of Christmas cookies. (Free; Android, iOS)<br><br>GymPact. Here's a new motivational idea for gym rats: In addition to rewarding you for fitness accomplishments, this app, born out of a Harvard behavioral economics class, punishes you for failure. You set the number of days you want to hit the gym and a real life sum you're willing to pay if you fall short. Check in at the gym with an iPhone app (the app includes more than 40,000 locations and it's easy to add your own). If you meet your goal, you get paid out of the cash pool collected from those who didn't; if you skip, you pay. You can change your commitment from week to week and freeze your account in the event of vacations or illness. (Free for iOS; coming soon to Android)<br><br>Kick the habit<br><br>Smoke Out. This app won't single handedly cause you to quit smoking, but it can help if you need some affirmation. Besides tracking how long you've been smoke free, Smoke Out tells you how much money you've saved (and estimates how much time you've added to your life) by quitting. Milestones and stats can be blasted out to Twitter followers for moral support. Perhaps "Can I borrow your phone?" will replace "Can I bum a cigarette?" in your vocabulary. (99 cents; iOS)<br><br>Get it together<br><br>Evernote. This all in one productivity app lets you create and save notes, pictures and voice memos and sync them across your phone, computer and the Web so that they're always available to you. A premium subscription ($5 per month, or $45 for a full year) gives you more cloud storage space, offline access, priority support, collaborative tools and other bonuses, but there's no charge for the basic app and its functions. (Free; Android, iOS)<br><br>Stash some cash<br><br>Expenditure. Find out where all your green is going with this app. Categorically track repeating and one time only deposits and expenses, attach notes and photos, and find out what you spend the most on and exactly how much you've got left. There's lots of detailed information here, delivered in an attractive, easy to use interface. And it converts currency, too. ($1.99; iOS)<br><br>iRead Personal Finance Blogs. Need a savings strategy? This aggregator collects personal finance information and advice from the WiseBread, Consumerist, GetRichSlowly and The Simple Dollar blogs and delivers it in a phone friendly format. You can search and email individual posts or bookmark to read later. (99 cents; iOS)<br><br>Resolutions 2012. In case you were wondering, there's even an app to help you keep tabs on your resolutions. Identify up to three commitments and track your success. Share your progress via e mail, Facebook, Twitter or SMS and enjoy inspirational messages like this: "In the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years."   Abraham Lincoln. Yeah, that sounds like an admonition against moderation and a call to all out, anarchic excess to me,chanel ipad mini case, too. Go figure. (99 cents; iOS. Premium upgrades available in app)Advertisers and SponsorsCars at AutoTraderLocal Services at KudzuCoupons at Valpak.

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