Apple has silently removed white iPhone 4 option from its online store website. This move has come following the confirmation by an Apple representative who claimed another delay for the elusive handset until spring 2011, and the rumors of it being cancelled altogether in favor of iPhone 5.
Yahoo Messenger for iOS has been updated to version 2.0.1 which brings video calling support for iPod touch 4G. For some odd reason, this feature was previously limited to iPhone 4 users only.
Dan Frommer of Business Insider has received news that Apple will be holding an event for iOS developers at their Cupertino Headquarters next week.
Oh, white iPhone 4! How long we have waited for you! From a consumer standpoint, all you needed was white paintjob but after the incessant delay, upon delay upon delay we’ve really just started to lose hope.
Yes you read that right. The elusive white iPhone 4 has been delayed yet again by Apple. A Representative from the Cupertino based company has reportedly informed Reuters that the white iPhone 4 wont be available until spring of 2011.
Yesterday we informed you about a critical security flaw in iOS 4.1 which allows you to make phone calls even when iPhone is locked. Apple was notified about this critical issue last night.
We all have different reasons for hiding something. When it comes to hiding digital secrets, we use software called “folder lockers” / “encryption software” which password-protect (+encrypt) the “secrets” so that you, and only you can access them after entering the password. A good example of such kind of software is “Folder Lock” (Windows) and for iOS: Private Area.
Folks at MacRumors Forums have found a major security flaw in iOS 4.1 which allows you to make phone calls even when phone is locked.
VideoLAN’s VLC Media Player is the media player for the desktop. It plays virtually any file format you throw at it and does so with splendid ease. That very same kind of ease came to iOS first in the form Applidium’s VLC Media Player for iPad and the app has now (finally) landed on iPod touch and iPhone.
Both the iPhone and Chronic Dev Teams have confirmed that their respective jailbreaking tools, Redsn0w and GreenPois0n are going open source, which means that the entire source code of the mentioned tools will be available to public for free. You can then use the source code to modify the tool to your own liking, or even improve it for the betterment of the jailbreaking community.
