iOS 6 move to Facebook integration at WWDC 2012

Back in early May we posted an article about new features that may come to Apple’s iOS 6 and one of the aspects we discussed wasFacebook integration. This has featured in beta versions of iOS before but has never come to the final release and so it didn’t look too likely. However news today is that iOS 6 will move to Facebook integration and that we will be hearing more about it at WWDC 2012, starting on June 11.
This would be a hugely popular move demonstrated by the fact that since Twitter was integrated in iOS 5 people have used it more. A similar integration for Facebook makes perfect sense then and a report says that Apple and Facebook are indeed in talks and on the edge of a deal that would bring this to fruition. The deal would mean that Facebook assets would come to future iOS devices with iOS 6 integration and the same report also says that this is expected to be announced at WWDC.

Beautiful HTC One XXL concept to take on Galaxy Note

Quite often with many forms of technology clever designers come up with some stunning concept ideas especially for smartphones and cars, and today we have the beautiful HTC One XXL concept for you that could quite easily take on the Samsung Galaxy Note.

Samsung has had quite a success with the Galaxy Note since it was released with millions of consumers making the device their smartphone of choice, and while Samsung and HTC battle it out for Android supremacy, an article over at Android Pit has a HTC concept of what the company’s answer to the Note could look like.

Samsung Galaxy S3 blitzes iPhone 4S already

This year Samsung changed tact with regards to showcasing its latest Galaxy S smartphone by giving the handset an unveiling all of its own in London, while in previous years the company revealed the new model at the annual MWC event. It seems that all the hype and publicity has helped the Samsung Galaxy S3 to blitz the iPhone 4S already when it comes to a chart complied in the UK.
According to uSwitch the Galaxy S3 soared to the top of its Mobile Tracker chart and ending the white version of the iPhone 4S brief stay at the top of the tree. The chart is compiled by combining actual sales and web searches and comes only a couple of days after the Samsungsmartphone being released.