Google announced Android Ice Cream Sandwich this year at Google IO. We haven’t heard about the update ever since. Well, today, thanks to AndroidPolice and RootzWiki, we have several leaked images to show you of Google Android’s next major update.
Permalink: Google Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich” Leaked [PHOTOS]
Pixable have created a new infographic with statistics compiled from more than 500,000 Facebook users which shows the behavior of users while dealing with profile photos. Unsurprisingly, most women change their profile pictures more often than men do. Also, the average profile photo has 3 likes and 2 comments. Seems just about right for any guy’s profile photo. Not sure if the same is applicable for ladies. Check out the complete infographic after the break. [Warning: huge image]
Permalink: How Often Do Facebook Users Change Their Photos [Infographic]
The widely rumored successor to the iPhone 4 aka “iPhone 4S” (or iPhone 5) seems to have made its way into the hands of MIC Gadget. A photo of supposed iPhone 4S has been published by them which looks quite similar to White iPhone 4 but has a slightly larger screen. They haven’t shared much about the image source or the image’s authenticity. What well could be an iPhone 4S / iPhone 5 mockup, is definitely NOT iPhone 4.
Permalink: iPhone 4S / iPhone 5 Photos Leaked, Show Larger Screen & White Color!
CrunchGear has skeptically posted a few photos of what appears to be an iPod Touch 5G (most likely fake) showing a capacitive home button and 128Gb of memory. It is believed to be some sort of a prototype device that somehow made it into the wild. The back of the device is made up of aluminum, something we are expected to see in iPhone 5. Take a look at these photos and tell us what you think.
Permalink: iPod Touch 5G Leaked Photos, 128GB Space & Capacitive Home Button?
Viewing photos on Facebook is a lot of fun but sometimes if the albums contain hundreds of photos, it becomes tedious to keep pressing the arrow button or clicking the mouse button to navigate through them. Luckily, Facebook has a solution for this hidden in the prototypes section of Facebook apps.
Since we’ve been covering iPhone a lot lately, I figured out it’s time to give something back to the readers. So, stop all your work and concentrate on the next few lines because they might win you something: I have some Flickr Pro accounts to giveaway so combined with some iPhone love, here’s what I’ve come up with the rules for this competition:
Permalink: The ithinkdifferent Flickr Pro accounts giveaway for iPhone photographers
Flickr really knows how to do images well. Whether on the desktop or a mobile browser, and now this stands true for an iPhone app as well because Flickr has really nailed it with its official app. Not only does it let you search and browse for images, you can upload photos and videos ( from iPhone 3G S ) along with geo-tagging. You can also stay up to date with your Flick contacts. All this in a wonderful app. And did I mention it’s free?
Permalink: Flickr launches an official app for iPhone and it’s awesome
Zune HD has hit the FCC, and pictures are available of the black Zune HD engineering sample that was tested. If you’re interested in the insides of the Zune HD, you can check them out here. 
Permalink: More Zune HD photos again.. this time from the FCC
