It's no secret that Apple has never been closer to releasing a new iPhone, yet the company has never commented on it publicly. However, Steve Jobs itself seems to have been engaging in 'secret meetings' with China Mobile executives to bring the device to the network.
Two weeks ago, iOS 5 beta 5 was released and can already be jailbroken using Redsn0w, but those who were looking forward to using Sn0wbreeze on beta 5 are now able to do so with a new version of the tool that was released today.
While nothing can be verified, some leaked images have surfaced purported to be from within the Wintek touchscreen plant - the same place which has mass-produced the iPhone 4 screens over the last year-and-a-bit.
If you've been keeping track of all iPhone news over the course of the last few weeks, you probably know that the rumor mill has been on fire over the release of a next-generation iPhone. Now, it seems that Apple is close to figuring out a release date, as well as a possible date when the iPhone will allegedly be available for pre-ordering.
Remember the fake Apple Stores we talked about back in July? While they were pretty good in their own right, this new faux store discovered today simply raises the benchmark for authentic, counterfeit retail stores.
With Apple seemingly unlikely to release a new iPad any time soon, all focus is now on the upcoming iPhone. While we've heard nothing official from Cupertino, it is safe to say that the new iPhone 5 will make an appearance very soon to compliment iOS 5.
Are you eager to try OS X Lion, Apple's new Mac operating system, but are unable to download it from the online Mac App Store? If you're one of those folks, you're now able to purchase a bootable USB thumb drive from the Apple's online Store and soon from physical stores across the globe.
Over the last few months, we've heard some reports that a new iPad model could be released later this year, but according to a new report, the iPad 2 is here to stay.
For the last year, smartphone makers have shipped 4G-capable devices using a technology known as "LTE". 4G, as the name implies, it is much faster than traditional 3G, sometimes as much as 10 times faster.
There's no doubt that the iPhone has been a runaway success, but Apple has once again felt the need to make more devices. According to a new report, Apple plans to order as many as 26 million iPhones from suppliers.
