Earlier today, we reported that Apple is cutting its iPhone 4 orders ahead of the launch of a new iPhone model. Based on the information previously available, we speculated that the next iPhone would be a relatively small upgrade. Now, reports are indicating that in fact it will actually be a major one, likely to be known as the "iPhone 5".
Those who love the iPad 2 but aren't willing to spend $499 to get one can turn to imitations. These fake products generally not too high-quality, but they're getting better and better by the day (literally, since there are so many).
The beauty of jailbreak tweaks is that they tend to fix niggling little flaws or add much needed functionality to Apple's iOS mobile operating system. Despite 4 years of iteration, there are still a few things that we don't like about the OS that powers the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, but one such irritation is fixed by a jailbreak tweak going by the name of Wraparound.
While some of the furore over dropped calls with an iPhone on AT&T seems to have calmed down somewhat over the last few months, it's fact that some, perhaps even many people still suffer from a flakey AT&T signal causing their iPhones to drop calls at an alarming rate. According to the carrier though, there's a relatively easy fix.
In case you haven't heard the reports, it's pretty clear that a next-generation MacBook Air is due for release in about a month. Now, a new report has surfaced claiming that the new Air will come with a new black version.
GEVEY Ultra is a new iPhone 4 unlock SIM that doesn't require dialing 112 emergency number. All you need is this custom SIM card and 15 minutes of your time to have your iPhone 4 permanently unlocked, on any baseband, running any firmware, up to iOS 5!
It seems like the jailbreak community has been waiting to announce all its cool little tweaks together, and another to add to the list brings some new and useful information to the iOS WiFi settings app.
You may remember last week when we told you about a new jailbreak widget for iOS 5's new Notification Center called WeeTwitter, which once installed brought your Twitter stream, @-replies and more to Apple's notification system.
Apple has just released a new TV advertisement for the iPad 2. The new ad, which is titled “Now” showcases how the iPad is changing the way people interact with different forms of media.
When Apple launched the iPhone 4 handset, we all marveled at its sleek lines and glass and metal construction. A whole 12 months down the line and we're still hard pushed to think of a better looking smartphone, and in a world which includes the likes of Samsung Galaxy S II, that's saying something.
