One thing you have to love about the iOS jailbreak community is the way they continuously come up with little tweaks that most of us would never think of. 3DBoard is firmly in that category.
Microsoft sold over 2 million Windows Phone 7 (WP7) powered devices during the last quarter according to Greg Sullivan, senior product manager at Microsoft.
With Facebook's 600m users it was surely only a matter of time before the king of the social networks decided it wanted to enter the mobile phone fray, and according to City AM that time could well be as early as February.
We recently told you how Apple's white iPhone 4 has started to show up in various carriers' stock handling systems throughout the world, but with no official word from Apple it's been unclear whether this is a sign of an impending release. With Apple delaying the white version until Spring 2011 due to 'manufacturing problems', the common theory was that the paint was causing concern in Cupertino. According to sources at the time the painting of the handset with a white color was proving more difficult than Apple had hoped with producing a uniform color being the main problem.
Apple's upcoming iPhone 5 and iPad 2 devices will feature NFC (Near Field Communication) technology, writes ComputerWorld's Jonny Evans.
According to leaks from hardware manufacturer Pegatron, the company has been asked by Apple to produce the hardware, with an order of ten million units placed for the new iPhone handset.
The speculation over how much Verizon would charge for its unlimited data plan now it can finally offer the iPhone is over, and it's a bit of a bargain.
Patent applications aren't usually the most exciting of things but Apple isn't your usual kind of company. The latest patent to be filed by the Cupertino outfit, and found by MacRumors, is for a new type of keyboard that the company believes could remove the need for a separate pointing device.
Well well well, what do we have here? Boy Genius Report are, err, reporting that the fabled white iPhone is showing up in AT&T's Online Account Management system.
Adding a spot of color to an otherwise sparse iPhone home screen is one of the main reasons to jailbreak an iDevice these days, and until today finding the right theme has been a chore. That's where Cydia's new Theme Center comes in.
With the team behind Windows Phone 7 jailbreaking app ChevronWP7 meeting Microsoft earlier this week, many wondered what the future would hold for the homebrew scene. Now though, developers Rafael Rivera, Chris Walsh, and Long Zheng have broken cover to help allay everyone's fears, writes GeekSmack.
