Apple iPads are a bigger hit with business users

While Steve Jobs used to abhor IBM, Tim Cook’s Apple has taken a different approach and is seeing growth in terms of it. Apple’s partnerships with the likes of IBM, Cisco, and SAP have started to pay off for them. According to The Verge, the company gets almost half of its iPad sales from corporations and governments, which isn’t the story when the iPad first came out. But since they have partnered with the aforementioned companies as well as Microsoft, Apple has managed to make its iPads an attractive option for the enterprise market. If you remember, Apple recently released an ad showing off the computing capabilities of the iPad Pro. We’ve also recently wrote about how the iPad Pro works for the post-PC era.

The latest Google Photos ad disses the 16GB iPhone's lack of storage

Google is having a little fun with lower storage iPhones as evidenced by this ad which is promoting Google Photos and its ability to smartly free up space. The ad shows various amazingly perfect moments being captured from an iPhone's point of view only to get the dreaded (but all too common) Storage Full error. Apple is expected to retire the 16GB capacity iPhone models, maybe even this year, but at least it is good to know that we have some valid software and cloud storage options to keep our volumes of photos and videos for posterity.

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Prototype of an all-electric Porsche Cayenne Coupe hits the track

Porsche might be looking to leverage the tech and work they’ve done with its all-electric Mission E vehicle. A prototype of an all-electric Porsche Cayenne Coupe has been spotted by UK’s Car Magazine on a test track at Zuffenhausen, Germany. But this vehicle isn’t said to be approved for production yet, as cited by the magazine’s insider sources at Porsche. What they’ve also heard is that this vehicle could be in joint development with Audi’s Quattro e-tron program.

Hasselblad rumoured to be developing MotoMod

Leaks of upcoming MotoMods have been spotted in the wild before. Now though there are more leaked information spotted on Chinese microblogging site Weibo about an upcoming MotoMod designed to boost the camera capabilities of the Moto Z and Moto Z Force. This module is being dubbed the “True Zoom Camera” and is supposedly made by Hasselblad. If true, it won’t be news that a reputed camera maker is working with a tech company. Huawei has gotten to work with Leica for its P9 smartphones.

This leaked image of the supposed Hasselblad-made MotoMod is said to have a 10x optical zoom, physical shutter, Xenon flash, automatic button, and a RAW format option. There is no word on megapixel count and size as well as the other information you might be seeking. For now, let’s just take this with a huge grain of salt and wait for Lenovo to confirm or deny the information.

Source: PetaPixel