Apple reduces the amount of Watch in manufacturing

Apple is expected to have an initial quantity of production of three million units for the first time its called Apple Watch, which is expected to appear on the market next month.

Earlier it was said that the largest US company is expected to produce about 3 million units of Apple Watch every month.
And now according to a new report said that Apple had to cancel some of its production plans for Apple Watch, to reduce the amount of 3 million units to about 1.2 or 1.5 million units per month.

The news was announced by Apple contractors and according to them, reducing the amount relates to problems in production and new screen clock wise.

LG is the company that makes the production of screens Apple hour, and it is said that they are facing problems with the production of screens.

STEM images and specifications of HTC One M9 +

After the official launch of the HTC One M9, the Internet already appeared many publications successor of this model, namely HTC One model M9 + or HTC One M9 Plus.

Inonleaks seen posting new phone model that is closer HTC One M9.

According to multiple news sources say that the HTC One M9 + will come with a 5.5 inch screen.

Among other things that the new phone HTC will come with increased resolution, ie 2560 x 1440 pixels, unlike the Full HD screen that is in One M9.

Other features of the phone will reportedly be similar to HTC One M9, which include Octa core Snapdragon processor 810 with 3GB RAM and 32GB internal memory.

HTC One M9 + is believed to have rear camera like the M9, but the front camera of the phone will be improved. 

Operators prohibit voice calls to WhatsApp

Function newest WhatsApp has not yet released the mobile phones are likely to be stopped by mobile operators in certain countries.

According to multiple reports said that the planned service for free calling application has just been blocked in the UAE by the mobile operator Etisalat.

But it is currently unclear as to stop the service has not yet entered into force, but agree that the mobile operator does not want people to make free calls on its network.

Country Regulatory Authority has confirmed in its statement that belongs to mobile operators to decide whether to allow the service of Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP), saying:

"VoIP services are still a prerogative of licensed providers reserve the right to provide these services through their networks." "Companies that offer such services should be coordinated with telecom providers licensed in the UAE. "

The reported ban does not come as a surprise to other operators, including India's main operator, Bharti Airtel, making clear their reluctance to allow VoIP services on their mobile network.