Ever caught wind of the possible “budget” version of the iPhone 5? Rumors are quickly spreading around the web about the possible release of a downgraded version of the latest Apple smartphone, scaling down on some of its components while retaining the performance. More

LG and Samsung are the only screen manufacturers for the Apple Retina MacBook Pro line.  It is an interesting fact to know but why would someone want to find out their screen manufacturer when it works fine?. Well, that’s where the problem comes in.  More

Apple has released 2 key updates for its MacBook Pro Retina models this evening. The two updates and the respective bugs they fix are listed below. Anyway, get that update quickly for your MacBook Pro Retina and squash those annoying bugs. More

“One more thing” was Steve Jobs’ favorite punchline when it came to introducing a new feature on an Apple product. But with his death back in October 2011, it seems as if Apple Inc. has lost its mojo. With the recent launch of Samsung Galaxy S4, the iPhone 5 looks like a thing of the past. More

It has come to our knowledge, here at Mr. Geek, that Google is expected to release its Maps app for iOS on the App Store sometime tonight.  As you might already know, Apple Maps has faced a massive backlash since its release a couple of months ago, causing much anger and fury for iOS users. More

iPhone 5 was born on the 12th of September 2012, at around 11 am California time.  I got to pre-order it at around 8:40 am UK time on the 14th of September 2012. I was a few minutes late and the Apple Store showed a delivery date of around October the 2nd. However, the wait was cut short when I got an email from Apple stating that my iPhone 5 had been shipped on the 21st of September More

I wouldn’t say the Apple iPhone 5 is a breakthrough in phone innovation this year. But considering its better than its predecessors in a myriad of ways, I think it should do quite well in the marketplace. I am getting one anyways, because I own a crappy old 3GS since 2009.  More

The big day is almost here! With just under 12 hours left, the Apple event is being touted as “the biggest in consumer electronics history”. Well, we will have to wait and find out. The event starts at 10.00 AM PDT (Pacific Daylight Time) which is 6.00 PM UK time. More