website statistics

Archive for the ‘iPhone’ Category

Apple Plans To Replace Google Maps On iOS With Its Own Maps This Year

Apple Plans To Replace Google Maps On iOS With Its Own Maps This Year

It has been previously reported that Apple is working on a mapping solution of its own which it intends to offer to iOS users as an alternative to Google Maps. Some have speculated that Apple will be unveiling this solution in iOS 6 which Apple may announce during WWDC 2012. Now, Wall Street Journal has reported that Apple will launch this mapping solution in the later part of this year.

By On June 5, 2012 1 Response
Add To Bookmark Add To Readlist  
Protect Your iPad And iPhone With Mobilisafe

Protect Your iPad And iPhone With Mobilisafe

Mobilisafe has been around for quite some time, starting off as a company dedicated to offer mobile and data security. The company tends to describe its product as a mobile risk management solution. The good thing about Mobilisafe is that it does not lock out apps, rather it identifies and analyses specific threats so that they can be tackled.

By On June 5, 2012 Respond
Add To Bookmark Add To Readlist  
Use Ultrasn0w 1.2.7 To Unlock iPhone On iOS 5.1.1

Use Ultrasn0w 1.2.7 To Unlock iPhone On iOS 5.1.1

The release of Absinthe 2.0, which packs an untethered jailbreak for iOS 5.1.1, has sent a new wave of joy and jubilation in the iOS community. An untethered jailbreak essentially brings a lot of freedom and perks for iOS users. However, even after the release of Absinthe 2.0, many users have been waiting for an update to the iPhone Dev Team’s software, Ultrasn0w which enables the users to unlock their iPhone to be used on other networks.

By On June 5, 2012 Respond
Add To Bookmark Add To Readlist  
Apple Is Gearing Up For An ‘Exciting’ September With Possible iPhone And iPad Mini Launch

Apple Is Gearing Up For An ‘Exciting’ September With Possible iPhone And iPad Mini Launch

While Apple prepared for the launch of its next iPhone, which is expected some time later this year, the rest of the world is speculating about the specs, size and the release date of the device. Most analysts have so far pinned the possible launch of the device in October, since iPhone 4S was also launched in October last year. However, now an analyst states that Apple is very likely to go for a September launch.

By On June 5, 2012 Respond
Add To Bookmark Add To Readlist  
Apple’s Next iPhone Will Come With Broadcom BCM4334 Dual-Band Wi-Fi Chip

Apple’s Next iPhone Will Come With Broadcom BCM4334 Dual-Band Wi-Fi Chip

Tech analysts are hunting for any hints that may suggest the hardware that will go into the next iPhone from Apple. While there hasn’t been a lot of confirmed successes here, 9to5mac is now claiming that it has discovered some of the hardware details of iPhone 5 in the code dumps of the debugger from the prototype of next iPhone.

By On June 4, 2012 1 Response
Add To Bookmark Add To Readlist  
Data Master – Cellular Data Usage Tracking App For iOS [Free]

Data Master – Cellular Data Usage Tracking App For iOS [Free]

ata Master monitors data usage from the device itself. That means you can keep track of your data usage habits, and control it when necessary.
By On June 4, 2012 1 Response
Add To Bookmark Add To Readlist  
New Apple Patent Application Speaks Of A Remote Surveillance Method In Find My iPhone

New Apple Patent Application Speaks Of A Remote Surveillance Method In Find My iPhone

Mobile devices run a very high risk of being stolen, due to their size and the sheer ease with which they can be stolen. Apple has been trying to effectively counter the dislocation of its devices, helping customer recover them. Now, a new Apple patent application indicates that Apple may be working on a some more advanced tools to this end.

By On June 3, 2012 Respond
Add To Bookmark Add To Readlist  
iPhone 5 Chip Names Revealed By Sources

iPhone 5 Chip Names Revealed By Sources

A lot of rumors have been doing rounds regarding Apple’s next flagship smartphone, iPhone 5. In fact, some have gone so far as to claim that the next iPhone will be called the new iPhone. Now, it is being reported that 9to5mac that certain sources have revealed the CPU and GPU names of the chips that are to be used in the next iPhone.

By On June 3, 2012 2 Responses
Add To Bookmark Add To Readlist  
Phone Drive – Premium File Sharing, Wi-Fi FlashDrive & Document Reader App For iOS [Free]

Phone Drive – Premium File Sharing, Wi-Fi FlashDrive & Document Reader App For iOS [Free]

Phone Drive is an wonderful all-in-one app that helps you to store, view and manage files. The app is developed by Eightythree Technology.
By On June 3, 2012 Respond
Add To Bookmark Add To Readlist  
A Mockup Of iPhone 5 Based On Rumors

A Mockup Of iPhone 5 Based On Rumors

We have been hearing a lot of rumors about iPhone 5. Some have speculated that it will make use of in-cell touch panels. Others have claimed that it will have a larger screen with greater dimensions. There have also been news of 1136 x 640 screen resolution and a redesigned dock connector. Ever wondered what will iPhone 5 be like if all this were true?

By On June 2, 2012 Respond
Add To Bookmark Add To Readlist  
Apple’s iOS 6 Will Have Built-in Connections To Facebook

Apple’s iOS 6 Will Have Built-in Connections To Facebook

According to a report by Techcrunch, Apple will enable deep integration of Facebook in their next iOS version. That means the next iOS or iOS 6 will have ...
By On June 2, 2012 Respond
Add To Bookmark Add To Readlist  
Cricket Introduces $55 Monthly Prepaid Plan For iPhone

Cricket Introduces $55 Monthly Prepaid Plan For iPhone

Cricket, a subsidiary of Leap Wireless, announced last Thursday that it will become the first US prepaid carrier to offer an iPhone starting in late June.
By On June 1, 2012 Respond
Add To Bookmark Add To Readlist  
New Build Of iOS 5.1.1 Released For iPhone 4 Now Supported By Rocky Racoon Untether

New Build Of iOS 5.1.1 Released For iPhone 4 Now Supported By Rocky Racoon Untether

We recently reported that after weeks of hard work and collaboration, Chronic Dev Team and iPhone Dev Team were able to release version 2 of the popular jailbreaking tool, Absinthe 2.0. This new version works with the latest firmware released by Apple on iOS devices, namely iOS 5.1.1. However, Apple has since released a new iOS 5.1.1 build for iPhone 4.

By On May 30, 2012 5 Responses
Add To Bookmark Add To Readlist  
Five Premium Apps For The Day – FREE!

Five Premium Apps For The Day – FREE!

I am going to tell you about five premium apps out of the millions. And, the good news is, they are all freely available right now. The offer . . .
By On May 29, 2012 2 Responses
Add To Bookmark Add To Readlist  
1,000,000 Devices Jailbroken Ever Since The Release Of Absinthe 2.0

1,000,000 Devices Jailbroken Ever Since The Release Of Absinthe 2.0

It seems that the iOS community was desperately waiting for iOS hackers to release a version 2.0 of Absinthe, the jailbreaking tool. The version 2.0 allows untethered jailbreak of iOS 5.1.1, which meant that owners of new iPad needed it if they wanted to use a jailbroken tablet. Only two days ago, we reported that iPhone Dev Team and Chronic Dev Team had released Absinthe 2.0.

By On May 29, 2012 2 Responses
Add To Bookmark Add To Readlist  
Topic List
Close You Have To Login
User:
Pass:
Login With »Login With TwitterLogin With Facebook