Apple’s trademarks have been quite a problem for the company as it has grown from a U.S.-centric brand to one with global reach and appeal. In Mexico, Apple is facing a similar problem as a court has denied Apple the right to use the ‘iPhone’ trademark in the country.
Motorola and Apple have been locked in one of the many patent battles currently going on in the tech arena. Apple has now shown some willingness to settle the whole fiasco by offering to pay $1 per iPhone to Motorola.
Samsung has been having a good run with its flagship Galaxy S III smartphone for a while. The company feared that once Apple would unveil iPhone 5, that may take a bite out of Galaxy S III’s sales. Rather unexpectedly, the sales of the device have grown ever further after iPhone 5’s release.
The iPhone Dev Team has just pushed out an update to popular jailbreaking tool Redsn0w. This update, labeled Redsn0w 0.9.15b2, includes primarily bug fixes for iPhone 3GS and iPad owners.
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The iPhone and Chronic Dev Teams have released the latest version of Redsn0w to jailbreak the iPhone 4 on iOS 6. This tool will allow users to complete a tethered jailbreak — meaning that if your iPhone 4 loses power, you must re-connect and boot via Redsn0w. This jailbreak will work with any A4 device, including the iPod touch fourth generation, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, and original iPad.
Apperian, an enterprise mobile application management company, has announced its latest addition, “Remote Control for iOS.” It’s described as the first solution allowing companies to remotely view and interact with the iOS devices of employees.
As announced by Sega earlier this week, Crazy Taxi has hit our iOS devices. Sega released a short teaser-film on Monday to preview the upcoming release. Crazy Taxi was a huge title on Dreamcast around the year 2000 and was available in those old-fashioned video game outlets for $60.00.
An internal memo obtained by TmoNews appears to justify T-Mobile’s plans of slashing the “Apple iPhone” branding from its BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) campaign that launched last month. T-Mobile, as we know, happens to be one of the few major U.S. carriers that doesn’t offer the iPhone. Owned and operated by Deutsche Telekom, T-Mobile USA has over 1 million unlocked iPhone on their network.