There will soon be a new iPhone 6, but what will they call it, and what technology will it have.

While all of this is just speculation, there has been a lot of discussion recently about the possibility of a launch of a new, completely redesigned iPhone sometime in September or later this year that you could soon be using with your credit card reader. Rumors 

say Apple will have 3 new versions of the iPhone 6s in stores this year, including a new 4-inch, 4.7-inch and 5.5 inch devices. However, other sources familiar with Apple’s plans keep saying Apple will only release iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus successors in 2015.

There’s some debate as to what Apple will call its next iPhone(s), and we wont know for sure until officially announced by Apple itself. Business Insider states that if Apple does release another 4-inch iPhone called the iPhone 7c or iPhone 6c, it will most likely be a successor to the iPhone 5c – a more affordable version of the iPhone 5s that came with a colorful plastic body rather than the brushed aluminum. 

Here are some of the rumored features for the possible new iPhone according to a GeeksBlogarticle:

Camera: Instead of the old 8-megapixel iPhone cameras, the new phone will have a 13-megapixel camera with two-lens system that will be equipped to capture DSLR imagery.

Thickness: While previous iPhones have gradually gotten thinner and thinner, there is speculation that the new iPhone device will have some thickness to it.

Processor: The next generation iPhone will have A9 processors with a 14-nanometer design that will make the chips smaller, more efficient and more powerful than ever before.

3D Display: Some sources are saying that the iPhone 7 will have a 3D display that doesn’t require glasses to see, but other sources are saying that this is false and the 3D technology in the phone will be in the camera. The only changes to the display that most speculators agree on is that the display will likely be a higher resolution, which is common in new releases anyway.

Although there will be no definite information on the new iPhone release until officially announced by Apple, we can be sure it is something worth speculating based on their device release history! Cyber Business Group will be keeping on top of what develops with Apple so that we can keep your iPhone running smoothly for all your cyber business needs. For all your website development needs, or cyber business consulting. Please call the experts at cyberbusinessgroup.com toll-free 888-799-2548 or email us at staff@cyberbusinessgroup.com 

Cyber Business Group Faster internet coming soon

Read more about Faster internet soon to become a reality on Business Standard. In a major breakthrough that can make the internet superfast and cheap, researchers have successfully increased the maximum power -- and therefore distance -- at which optical signals can be sent through optical fibres.
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Cyber Business Group Partners up with the DMCA to help people with copyright infringement

  Cyber Business Group along with the DMCA, it is a U.S. copyright law. It addresses the rights and obligations of owners of copyrighted material who believe their rights under U.S. copyright law have been infringed, particularly but not limited to, on the Internet.

 CyberBusinessGroup.com founder Adam Barish, along with his attorney David Goldstein, Who was recently in the press for the lawsuit with Quincy Jones, VS, Lil Wayne. Miami-Dade County clerk's office shows David Goldstein finally got Lil Wayne to pay his client Quincy Jones a $3.4 million judgment.

 Armed with Florida's new powerhouse of lawyers cyber business group, along with the DMCA, will also address the rights and obligations of OSP / ISP (Internet service providers) on whose servers or networks the infringed material may be found.

  But this one is out of character for Mr. Barish because millions of dollars are not involved, Mr. Barish Along with his team are doing this for free as he personally initiates Takedowns four people mainly ex-boyfriend's ex-girlfriend's that have posted private photos or videos on a website without their permission. "if this is happened to you we can help " he's basically stepping in for the little guy or girl in which private personal photos and or videos were posted on the Internet. 

 

  The DMCA has been successful at getting them all removed every single time. If this is happened to you we can help CyberBusinessGroup.com has been successful at getting this kind of infringement take down from many websites on the Internet. Or maybe someone gained access (stolen) to your email, computer files, Handycam. In the end I guess what this shows is not to judge a book by its cover. The bad boy image might've been just that, an image, created by a very smart businessman. Or it could be another publicity stunt to fine-tune his public persona whatever it is he's got my attention. Reposted by CBG

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What should I look for in a Publishing Contract? By: Hilary Metz, Esq.

Publishing contracts means something different if you are an author versus a song writer. For a writer, being presented with their first potential book deal is one of the most exciting, stressful, and confusing times in their career. Too often writers get frustrated once the actual contract negotiation begins, and not until they have tried to negotiate on their own behalf do they then seek legal counsel. It is important that writers, and artists in general do not rush to sign however, as the impact of the first publishing deal can be long lasting, sometimes even once the term of that contract is over. Writers need to be cautious and think about several key negotiation points that will inevitably be in their contracts in some way, shape, or form, such as: 1. Who owns the copyrights? It is pertinent that the copyrights remain in your name. You attorney will discuss the time frames for making sure the work(s) are registered as it relates to the publication date. 2. What amount of royalti
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Should I sign a Work for Hire Agreement? By: Hilary Metz, Esq.

Understanding when you are producing work under a work for hire agreement or when you should be requiring someone to sign a work for hire agreement is essential to knowing what if any interests you have in the copyrights of work you create. For employees, generally, what you create is owned by your employer, not you. This is what is termed as “works made for hire”. Knowing some basics about work for hire agreements can also assist you in negotiating your employment conditions. It is possible that even if you create something in and during the course of your employment that you may be able to retain some rights to those works. Works that you create outside of your employment remain yours, not the employers. For example: if you work in the capacity of a writer, but after work and on the weekends are a painter you employer will not be able to claim any ownership in the copyrights of those paintings. For people working freelance, including, but not limited to: artists, painters, write
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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A SOUND RECORDING AND A MUSICAL COMPOSITION?

For the purposes of copyrighting your work you should know what it means when someone says musical composition versus sound recording. According to the United States Copyright Office at http://www.copyright.gov/register/pa-sr.html “A Musical Composition consists of music, including any accompanying words, and is normally registered as a work of performing arts. The author of a musical composition is generally the composer and the lyricist, if any. A musical composition may be in the form of a notated copy (for example, sheet music) or in the form of a phonorecord (for example, cassette tape, LP, or CD). A Sound Recording results from the fixation of a series of musical, spoken, or other sounds. The author of a sound recording is the performer(s) whose performance is fixed, or the record producer who processes the sounds and fixes them in the final recording, or both.” Therefore, as stated on the website, the copyright in a sound recording is not the same as, or a substitute for
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DOES MY COMPANY NEED TO DO A TRADEMARK SEARCH?

Many times business owners and entrepreneurs spend a lot of time to come up with what they believe is a clever and catchy name for their company.  These business owners have, more often than not, spend quite a deal of money and resources on marketing and promoting their brand, before considering whether their name and brand are one that could be trademarked. Below is a short, non-exclusive list for reasons why you should work with a trademark attorney at the outset of developing your brand, versus when your company has already gained traction and notoriety. Your company likely has at least one name or logo that you use for advertising and marketing that you hope distinguishes it from others that you would like to protect and prevent others from using. You own your domain name; that is NOT the same as a trademark. This mistaken belief has gone on long enough, it’s time to fix it. Registering a particular name with the secretary of state as your business name is not a valid claim on
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