Look how far mobile phones have come during the decades!

Below is a mobile phone timeline created to show exactly how far we've come in terms of technology, all the way from 1982 till 2013.

The timeline below starts with the Mobira Senator which was the first car phone, and now in 2013 it ends with the rumoured iPhone 5S.

Its a big picture, with loads of information, enjoy!

Picture courtesy of Thinkstock

Leaked Photos of iPhone 5S Logic Board

iOSDoc.com are reporting that they claim to have leaked pictures of the alleged iPhone 5S that will be out later this year, sporting the new A7 Quad-Core 1.2GHz processor with 2GB RAM.

The new A7 Chipset?

The picture isnt as clear and theres further suggestions that the picture (left) is the same logic board as the one used on the current iPhone 5, meaning that this picture could be fake, with the number 7 just 'photoshopped' on.

This could make sense as numerous reports state that the next Apple mobile device will sport a 5" screen, now if that is the case, wouldnt the logic board be some what bigger in size? Or if that isnt true, then maybe this could mean that Apple is finally deciding to increase their battery size and upping their Mah.

iPhone 5s 5" screen: http://www.iclarified.com/27338/apple-rumored-to-be-releasing-iphone-5s-and-5inch-iphone-in-2013

Apple looking to ditch pass code's for new image recognition system

Incoming reports have suggested that Apple will soon be ditching the current 4 digit passcode system on iOS devices, replacing it with their newly patented image recognition software.

This was brought into the light by US Patent and Trademark Office, this week when Apple's patent for the system was finally processed.

Apple feel that their current pass code system is now too easily approachable and accessible for hackers and thieves.

They seem to be wanting to take a different approach to unlocking content, not by the standard 4 digit pass codes, however something completely different, like Facebook's approach, by prompting the user to identify their friends pictures on their profiles, and if they identified them successfully, they will then have access to their account.

This is something Apple could implement which would definately change the way we secure our phones and make them much harder to be accessed by thieves/hackers. Especially when a GUI is involved more heavily than just a simple number pad.