iPhone sales top world’s birth rate
January 26, 2012 in News Roundup
If you were worried about over-population, fear no more. At least we’ll all have iPhones soon.
Apple’s staggering sales figures mean there’s now more iPhones sold than babies born in the world every day.
According to the tech giant, 37.04m iPhones were sold between October and December.
The Next Web’s Apple editor did the maths and with 377,000 iPhones sold each day, Apple tops the average birth rate in the world, currently at 371,000 per day.
A new app is set to put all your awkward holiday communication problems in the past.
The fast-growing practice of citizen journalism has been given another shot in the arm after user-generated news service Blottr launched its first smartphone app for iPhone devices.
Awkward moments at the end of a romantic meal could be a thing of the past in Pizza Express.
Northern Film & Media (NFM) has become the first screen agency with an own iPhone app.
Credit giant Visa is working in partnership with a Turkish bank and a mobile operator to enable contact-free payments on smartphones.
