Although it's rather disappointing that quite a few prospective new features of iOS 5 didn't actually make the final cut, it's always nice to find some of them tucked away - hidden in a secret bolt-hole for later ejection.
It's hard to believe that Apple's iPhone is scarcely four years old. As is frequently the case with game-changing innovation, it seems as though the fruit company's smartphone effort has been around forever.
With thousands of tweaks available over at the Cydia Store, it can be an often trying effort to locate the best and most useful to grace your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
Samsung and Apple share a rather turbulent relationship. The Korean electronics giant has frequently filed patent lawsuits against the Cupertino-based company - and vice-versa - in the increasingly competitive mobile markets.
Siri, whilst utilizing technology already available, has certainly caused a stir amongst the smartphone industry, with Google's Eric Schmidt reportedly a touch scared of the new entry to Android's main mobile OS rival.
Surprise! iPhone 4 and 3GS continue to lead in U.S. smartphone sales in the third quarter. One of the leaders in market research, NDP Group, has published some new third quarter results in the mobile phone market. Apple has dominated the top two spots in sales for the third quarter while the remaining three consists of Android devices.
Many of the millions of iPhone, iPod, and iPod touch users across the globe are keenly awaiting progress on that elusive untethered jailbreak for iOS 5. With a little time and patience, we wait in hope that the hackers will find the solution, allowing iDevice users - including those of the brand new, but as-yet un-jailbroken iPhone 4S - and iPad 2 - to enjoy free reign.
Has your iPhone failed to recognize your contacts? It may be due to a new bug that has been reported recently by Paul Hontz of The Startup Foundry. After a wave of reports of continuing battery issues, this bug deals with your Messages app.
Here at Redmond Pie, we try not to get too carried away with new inventions, hacks or mods incase the claims of the respective developers never reach fruition.
For all you musicphiles out there, who crave more control over your music capabilities comes a new tweak for the iPhone.
