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Apple’s forthcoming iPad Pro was back in the headlines this week after a new rumour suggested Tim Cook and co were plotting a stylus to be sold alongside the super–sized tablet.

Now a rendering of the device, along with the stylus, has been built according to leaked schematics and other details released by supply-chain sources.

Created by 3D modeller Martin Hajek, the rendering of the iPad Pro has a larger bezel usually associated with older editions of Apple tablet. This fits neatly with the aforementioned leaked designs.

Hajek’s tablet has a slider for zooming in and out on screen and even a digital crown, as seen on the Apple Watch.

Such design tics are, however, not based on any concrete evidence.

The iPad Pro is expected to have a screen between 12.2 and 12.9–inches and is likely to hit shelves in the middle of 2015.

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Nokia vice president Bryan Biniak has issued a barely concealed attack on Microsoft, saying it needs to work harder on getting the best apps onto Windows Phone if it wants to sell more smartphones.

In an interview with IBTimes, Biniak said: “We are releasing new devices frequently and for every new device, if there is an app that somebody cares about that's not there that's a missed opportunity of a sale.

"We are trying to evolve the cultural thinking [at Microsoft] to say 'time is of the essence.' Waiting until the end of your fiscal year when you need to close your targets doesn't do us any good when I have phones to sell today."

Biniak went on to add: “It's not just about the hardware, it's about the tools that are on the hardware. You can't sell a phone without the apps, you just can't."

Nokia is certainly not lacking when it comes to hardware. Its new 41-megapixel Lumia 1020 has been widely heralded as one of the best camera phones ever.

But with Microsoft offering a mere 165,000 smartphone apps compared to Apple’s 900,000 and Google’s millions, it seems Espoo may continue to struggle to compete.

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Nokia is readying a new NFC and Bluetooth-packing accessory that it reckons will stop you from ever losing your keys again.

Dubbed Treasure Tag, the small device will work with Espoo’s Lumia smartphones. Word is that it’ll pair with a specially designed app, which will allow you to see exactly where the tag is at any given time.
The small, stamp-sized device comes with a special loop so it can be attached to a set of keys or a bag.

What’s more, it’ll play nice with Nokia’s LiveSight mapping platform, allowing you to see where it is whenever you fire up your handset’s maps app.

You’ll even be able to use it to find your phone if it’s lost, by simply pressing down a dedicated button which will make the phone beep if in range.

Rumour is the Nokia Treasure Tag will be out ‘in the coming weeks’. Hopefully it can help to chivvy along sales of the new Lumia 1020.

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iPhone sales may be slower than normal right now, but users who’ve bought new iPhones and haven’t been able to activate them are understandably annoyed.

If Apple doesn’t get hold of this issue now, imagine the chaos when millions of users start hovering-up the new devices in September/October, only to find they don’t work.

The result would be chaos. And another PR disaster for a firm that once prided itself on rarely screwing up.

After last year’s maps debacle, which saw Tim Cook forced into a public apology for the shoddy app and Scott Forstall shown the door for his part in it, the guys at Infinite Loop will want the smoothest launch possible.

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Samsung’s Galaxy Note brand is synonymous with phablets: the smartphone-tablet hybrids that are blurring the line between smart devices as never before.

Teaming the S-Pen stylus with expansive screens and some novel, exclusive apps optimised for the range's pen-like peripheral, the Note 1 and Note 2 singlehandedly invented the market for phablets, racking up estimated sales of around 30 million in the process.

The arrival of the Note 8.0 and Note 10.1 sees the brand extended to tablets. It’s an area where Samsung has yet to make a real impact, as borne out by the lukewarm reception afforded to the suite of slates that made up the Galaxy Tab range.

But what’s really in the Note brand name? Is this more than a mere cosmetic rebranding exercise? And is the result worth your hard-earned? Read on for the answers. And much more besides.