Future Apple iOS Devices To Be Thinner, Lighter And Have Larger Displays

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By Bryan M. WolfeFeb 12, 2014, 12:50 pm331 pts
It shouldnt come as much of a surprise that Apples 2014 iOS devices are likely to be thinner and lighter than the companys current models. After all, this has been the norm, not just for Apples mobile devices, but for the industry as a whole. The changes coming to the so-called iPhone 6 and iPad 6 are the…

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