The “That you’ll never forget” surprise by Apple turns out to be an announcement about the entire The Beatles library, which is now available for download via iTunes.
First was the ad for FaceTime, followed by the Retina Display, and now Apple has released a new commercial in its recent series, on… you guessed it, battery life! Check out the video after the break to see it for yourself.
This is starting to look like one of those classic cat and mouse games that passionate hackers and manufacturers often like to play: Sony keeps patching holes in its firmware that allow jailbreaking, while the jailbreaking community finds new ones to thwart Sony’s plans.
Just like Chronic Dev Team’s GreenPois0n, the Windows counterpart of PwnageTool 4.1 known as Sn0wbreeze 2.1 has been fully open sourced and it’s source code is available to public for free. What’s the point of making it open source? You can modify the tool according to your own liking or even improve it for the betterment of the jailbreaking community under the terms and conditions laid down by General Public License (GNU).
Only two weeks ago, research firm IDC published a press release where they predicted that Microsoft’s Kinect would heavily outsell Sony’s PlayStation Move; this prediction has, sort of, come true in the form of VGChartz recently published sales figures.
Big news for all Need For Speed fans out there! After the success of NFS: Shift for the iPhone, iPod touch and the iPad, EA has just released the new Need for Speed™ Hot Pursuit for all iOS based devices ahead of its console release.
This is just in! The main Apple.com page has been updated with a message which reads: "Tomorrow is just another day. That you’ll never forget.".
Who would’ve ever thought that a Windows based supercomputer will ever go pass the Petaflop barrier? Yes, as astonishing as it may sound but according to Microsoft, a supercomputer based on Windows crossed the petaflop barrier but fell short of a supercomputer with the same hardware configuration running Linux.
New version of iREB for all iOS 4.1 devices is now available for download. You can use it to bypass 1604, 1603, 1602, 1601, 1600 error in iTunes during custom iOS 4.1 firmware restore which has been created using either Sn0wbreeze or PwnageTool.
For those of you who couldn’t get Android 2.2.1 to work on iPhone 3G or 2G using the steps we posted earlier, we now have a complete step by step video guide on how to install Android 2.2.1 with iOS in dual-boot configuration on iPhone 3G & 2G using Bootlace in Cydia. Installing Android using this method with Bootlace wont replace your existing iOS installation. You can keep running both OS’ side by side.
