Alleged iPhone 5 design schematics “confirms” a larger display

There has been a lot of rumors and speculation of Apple's next-gen iPhone featuring a larger display. This has been corroborated with recent leaks that have shown the backplates (here and here) of the purported device. Based on the photos, Apple's iPhone 5 is expected to feature a larger display, possibly measuring 3.95" and will also be thinner and sport a smaller dock connector. Looking to "confirm" those rumors, iPhone repair firm, iLab Factory, appears to have managed to obtain what they're claiming is the design schematic for the iPhone 5.

Ubergizmo, Alleged iPhone 5 design schematics “confirms” a larger display

Samsung officially launches the Galaxy S III in 28 countries today

As expected, today is the day when Samsung's new Galaxy S III becomes available – in some markets at least. According to Samsung, the S III is launching now, May 29, in 28 markets across Europe (including the UK), the Middle East, and Africa. Yesterday, we told you that some Galaxy S III versions have been slightly delayed in the UK.

Unwired View, Samsung officially launches the Galaxy S III in 28 countries today

Liaison Technologies is Red Herring Top 100 Americas Award Winner

LONDON - May 30, 2012 - Liaison Technologies, a global provider of secure cloud-based integration and data management services and solutions, today announced it is a recipient of Red Herring's Top 100 Americas Award, which honours the year’s most promising private technology ventures from the North American business region. The Red Herring editorial team selected the Top 100 most innovative companies from a pool of hundreds across North America.

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Iron Mountain awarded Government document management framework

Iron Mountain awarded sole provider status for offsite information storage, scanning and secure shredding services.London, UK – 30 May Global information management company, Iron Mountain, has been named as a preferred supplier within the Government’s new £200 million document management framework, a category that includes records storage, digitisation and shredding.

Press Release Distribution, Iron Mountain awarded Government document management framework

Google patents view augmentation method and glasses, sees what you cannot

Google continues to keep our friends down at the US Patents and Trademark Office busy with its latest filing, involving augmented reality and a pair of relatively staid (at least by these sketches) pair of glasses. The patent outlines a system where a view-finder could identify what we're gawking at, adding in extra factual details and also outlining new points of interest — including those that aren't necessarily within the view of our own eyes.

2DayBlog.com, Google patents view augmentation method and glasses, sees what you cannot

Sony Xperia go (Xperia advance) announced

Sony has just announced their latest smartphone from the Xperia range, the Xperia go, which will target those who want to enjoy the latest movies as well as TV shows right there and then on your smartphone, without suffering from any lag at all. Boasting a sleek and stylish design, the Sony Xperia go is also said to be durable as well as water resistant, meaning such hardy smartphones no longer need to by bulky and ruggedized any more.

Ubergizmo, Sony Xperia go (Xperia advance) announced

Motorola Lapdock Now Only $50 At Verizon Wireless (Providing You Can Find It In-Store)

We’ve seen the Motorola DROID BIONIC Lapdock pop up in a few daily deals sites last month, but if waited until the day after, you were out of luck. Back then it showed up for the low price of $80 and if you thought that was hard to pass up, the price has been lowered yet again, this time down to an even more reasonable $50. The only problem. Finding a unit.

Android Phone, Motorola Lapdock Now Only $50 At Verizon Wireless (Providing You Can Find It In-Store)