In the past Apple has tried blocking jailbreakers by changing how iOS handles memory and has made changes to its mobile iOS in general many times. Now though they're just trying to make life difficult even after you've jailbroken.
With Nintendo bringing its 3D-equipped 3DS to market, the whole world is going 3D crazy. Umpteen Android devices from various manufacturers are also due to get the 3D treatment in the coming months, but according to AppleInsider, Apple has been looking at adding 3D photo taking capabilities to its hardware (iPhone/iPad) for some time now.
With Windows 8 getting closer to the finished article and getting into more hands each day, it was always inevitable leaks would happen. Today we're treated to a picture of the new Windows 8 wallpaper.
After confirming i0n1c’s untethered jailbreak exploit for iOS 4.3.1 as “Solid”, MuscleNerd of iPhone Dev Team today has confirmed today that the upcoming jailbreak for iOS 4.3.1 will be untethered on all devices (except for iPad 2), including the 2nd-generation Apple TV.
Two interesting little jailbreak tidbits to come out of hacker MuscleNerd's Twitter account today with news of an untethered 4.3.1 jailbreak as well as his thoughts on rumors of a spy in the jailbreak camp.
Apple has pushed out an updated Developer Preview of Mac OS X 10.7 Lion. This update is required to redeem downloads of Mac OS X Lion seed builds from the Mac App Store.
When Microsoft is getting ready to push a new Dashboard update out to our beloved Xbox 360s, the Redmond outfit likes to have a few guinea pigs. You know, a few people to test the new software out in the wild before we get our greasy mits on it. Today they launched a new preview program and you can sign up right now.
The latest line to come out of the Apple rumor-mill is iOS-related and iOS 5 to be specific. According to a report by TechCrunch the much vaunted Siri could be the secret ingredient in the next major mobile operating system release to come out of Cupertino.
Early copies of Windows 8 are now beginning to reach the hands of Microsoft's OEM partners, according to WinRumors.
President Obama is already known for his love of his BlackBerry, and now it seems an iPad has joined his collection of electronic gadgetry.
