GetGlue, the popular social service for TV buffs, has been updated with a number of whole new features. The update has been rolled out to smaller iOS devices, including iPhone, and comes with a more personalized look.
Apple’s patents are often held in significance since they give us a glimpse into the company’s possible future plans. One such recently approved patent seems to talk about a solar-powered iPhone, a notion that has certainly perked up our interest.
iPhone accessory maker Mophie has brought an ultra thin and light 1,500mAh juice pack for iPhone 5. In accordance with iPhone 5’s thin form-factor, Mophie has designed the battery case 13 percent thinner than its previous-generation juice packs.
After a lot of anticipation, the iPhone 5 untethered jailbreak is finally here! We announced a few days ago that a team called ‘evad3rs’ was readying the untethered jailbreak tool for iOS 6.x devices. The team had promised to deliver the tool on February 4th and they’ve lived up to those promises. Download the jailbreak tool called ‘evasi0n’ below.
Few days ago the rumor was that Apple might be making a “cheap iPhone”. Later, Apple mentioned that it had no plan to build a cheaper iPhone. But former Apple CEO John Sculley urged that Apple should really make a cheap iPhone as there are many people across the world specially in developing countries like Bangladesh, India and China who want to get their hands on Apple’s iPhone, but can’t afford one due to the price. However, based on a spare patent, it seems that Apple may go forth to make a cheap iPhone in future.
A number of mobile payment solutions have emerged over the recent years. Some of them require you to attach a dongle with your smartphone and then swipe your card through it. However, Flint has come up with an even easier solution. The app uses iPhone’s camera to read numbers off the card and make the payment. As simple as that!
NASA has spent $1.8 billion to build Mars Rover “Curiosity”. I’m sure, considering the expenditure every people will think that Curiosity has super fast brainpower. But ironically Curiosity has less brainpower than an Apple iPhone 5.
There is an irresponsible thread on the Japanese noticeboard called “2channel” which is better known for its anonymous and sometimes dubious postings. A bizarre information on the thread was posted saying, an iPhone 5 can be charged by heating it in a microwave for 20 seconds, and for an iPhone 4s, for 30 seconds. Many Japanese people started to follow that post, but later repented. So a guy decided to bring the “bitter truth” before people. Want to know what really happened?