While Apple managed to completely blindside us with the announcement of Mountain Lion, it seems the company is having a harder time keeping its upcoming iOS 5.1 upgrade under wraps. Images of a pre-GM version have appeared on BlogdoiPhone, revealing a few new features – one we knew about already. The most interesting tidbit is
Is Apple Going to Release iOS 5.1 on March 9?
New Apple operator profiles discovered by YourDailyMac suggest iOS 5.1 is in the pipeline for a March 9 release. Could this coincide with an iPad 3 launch? All the latest signs have been pointing to a March timeframe. The newly uncovered files were intended for overseas iPhone-operators, including Japan, France, Greece, Finland and Sweden. The
Data Reveals iOS Apps Crash More Frequently Than Android Apps
A new study from mobile app monitoring company Crittercism reveals that iOS apps crash more frequently than those running on Android. The data, which was collected from December 1 – December 15, was compiled from 23 different versions of iOS and 33 different versions of Android. The worst offender? iOS 5.01, chalking up 28.64 percent
Hands-On With HTC Sense 4.0 Reveals New UI, New Features & More
The HTC Sense user interface is one of the most popular skins for Android, and one of the main reasons why Android users become attached to HTC devices. Sense 3.5 works wonderfully under the Gingerbread operating system, providing users with a seamless link to all of their favorite features directly from their home screen. So
You Can Now Install iOS 5 On iPhone 2G/3G And Old iPods Without Jailbreaking
Apple’s iOS 5 software offers some pretty awesome features that make using an iOS device all the more enjoyable. Features like wireless iTunes syncing, iCloud backups, Notification Center, and Twitter integration are all things that make iOS users wonder how they ever got by prior to iOS 5. But those who are still rocking the
Latest iOS 5.1 Beta Hints At Siri For iPad & iPod Touch
Apple seeded a third iOS 5.1 beta to its registered developers earlier this week, and in it there’s an interesting reference to the company’s new Siri dictation feature that suggests it is making its way to the iPad and the iPod touch. With the software installed on these devices, users can access a link to
Apple Job Listing Hints At Aperture For iOS
Photographers have long been anticipating an Aperture application for their iOS devices, and it could be on its way according to a new Apple job listing for a Sr. Apps UI Engineer. The vacancy, based at the company’s Cupertino headquarters, calls for a Cocoa engineer with experience in programming for the iOS operating system. The listing
iOS Hacker Says We Can Expect Untethered iPhone 4S, iPad 2 Jailbreak Next Week
While Apple’s latest iPhone may come packing that dual-core A5 processor, a new 8-megapixel camera, and a delightful digital assistant called Siri, for those who cannot live without their jailbreak it’s not worth purchasing. But that could be about to change, with one iOS hacker hinting at an untethered jailbreak for Apple’s A5 devices — that’s the
Apple Releases Tweaked iOS 5.0.1 Software for iPhone 4S, Makes Siri Porting Legal
Apple has been busy rolling out iTunes Match to international customers this week, but it has still found time to push out software updates for the Apple TV and the iPhone 4S — the latter of which makes porting Siri to older iOS devices perfectly legal. Apple’s new iPhone already received the iOS 5.0.1 update
Google Updates Gmail App For iOS With Custom Signatures, Scribbles, Vacation Responder
Google has issued another update to its recently released Gmail application for iOS that adds a number of new features and quashes various bugs. Version 1.1 of the free Gmail app now offers a new notification sound to those running iOS 5, custom signatures, a “scribbles” feature, and more. Within the application’s settings menu, users
iOS 5.1 Beta 2 Released, Users Can Now Delete Photos from Photo Stream
When Apple introduced iOS 5 back in October, one of the biggest features added to the company’s repertoire was its new iCloud service. In Apple’s words, iCloud gives users the ability to access their content on all their different iDevices, automatically and effortlessly. But a huge gripe began to emerge regarding photo stream once the service
Untethered iOS 5 Jailbreak Shown Off in Vid
No doubt, there are plenty of people who love that iOS 5 was jailbroken so swiftly. Well, except for iPhone 4S and iPad 2 users — they’re still waiting. But even for those who rocked Redsn0w or Sn0wbreeze, there’s still a pesky issue: Given the lack of an untethered jailbreak, every time the device powers
Apple Airs New iPod Touch Ad Showcasing FaceTime, iMessage, iOS 5 [Video]
Apple has released a new, upbeat commercial for its iPod touch that showcases a number of fancy new features recently introduced to the device. The Cupertino company uses a new white model to parade its latest iOS 5 operating system — in particular its Twitter integration — FaceTime video calling, iMessage, video recording, and Game
Apple Reportedly Puts Its iOS 5.0.2 Update On Hold
If you’re an iPhone 4S owner, you’re undoubtedly eager to get your hands on Apple’s iOS 5.0.2 software update, which promises to fix the battery issues that have been plaguing early adopters since the device launched last month. A report published last week claimed that the fix would arrive this week, but according to the
Is the Apple iPhone 4S Boring?
This normally happens to me … after a month or so after a new mobile phone release, I start to question if the manufacturer has done enough. We all know that many expected Apple to announce the iPhone 5, but that is old news now. I have learned to live with the fact that the
iOS 5 Bug Allows You to Unlock Your AT&T iPhone for T-Mobile Without Jailbreaking
A hacker has uncovered a bug in Apple’s new iOS 5 firmware which allows certain iPhones locked to AT&T to be unlocked for use on T-Mobile. The hack works with the iPhone 3GS, the iPhone 4, and Apple’s latest iPhone, the iPhone 4S. The biggest advantage to this trick is that you do not need
Condè Nast Finally Allows Print Subscribers to Access iPad Editions for Free
Condè Nast has experienced huge success in making its publications — such as GQ, The New Yorker, Vanity Fair and Wired — available on the iPad. But thanks to all that fancy digital content, the company has been encouraging users to drop their print subscriptions rather than pay for both. From today, however, the company has
Google’s Eric Schmidt Says Android Came Before the iPhone
It’s no secret that Steve Jobs – and this is putting it nicely – disliked Google’s Android. In fact, the man held such a passionate personal vendetta against the OS that he was willing to go to “thermonuclear war” over the matter. Plain and simple, Jobs felt Android was a blatant rip off of the
iOS 5.0.1 Beta 2 Seeded to Developers, Battery Fix Imminent
Apple has taken one step closer to eliminating that annoying iOS 5 battery issue. The Cupertino-based company admitted this week that some users were experiencing less-than-stellar performance and immediately seeded Beta 1 to developers with a fix in tow. Now with the quick release of iOS 5.0.1 Beta 2 , it’s obvious Apple is taking
Apple Admits iOS 5 Battery Life Stinks, Fix Coming
It turns out iPhone users aren’t imagining those battery problems. The company admitted Wednesday that a few pesky bugs are plaguing iOS 5, causing some devices to drain faster than others. In a statement to AllThingsD, Apple said, “A small number of customers have reported lower than expected battery life on iOS 5 devices. We have
Get the Amazon Kindle Fire Now… On Your iPhone and iPod Touch [Video]
Okay, so it’s not a real Amazon Kindle Fire, but it’s a damn good imitation. For those of you who just cannot wait until November 15 to get your hands on Amazon’s $199 debut tablet and check out that marvelous looking “bookshelf” user interface, you can now get a taster on your iPhone and iPod
iTunes Match: The Mystery Of The Missing Apple Feature
The latest iPhone 4S has been among the masses for weeks now. Sure, iOS 5 updating was not a joy, but eventually people got their hands on it (while others got a little Siri-ed out in the process). iCloud is up, and users are enjoying their new notifications. But amid all this, there’s still one
Siri Server Issues on iPhone 4, iPod Touch — Pwned! (videos)
When Siri voice command was liberated from the shackles of the iPhone 4S, thanks to some clever hacking, it wasn’t long before iPhone 4 users realized that things weren’t quite perfect. The service sorta worked as it should… except for the pesky issue of not communicating with Apple servers. That’s kind of a big deal,
Apple Shows Off Siri, iCloud & Camera in New iPhone 4S Commercials
Apple has ramped up its iPhone 4S advertising with three new TV commercials that demonstrate the device’s hottest new features. The 30-second clips were posted to YouTube over the weekend and focus on iCloud, Apple’s new Siri assistant, and the new device’s awesome 8-megapixel camera. This is the second advert that Apple has launched demonstrating
The Most Famous Tech & Gadget Battles Of All Time (Infographic)
Nowadays the battle between iPhone and Android gets most of the good gadget-war press. There have, however, been quite a few epic tech and gadget battles throughout the years. Before there were even mobile phones, VHS and Betamax were battling it out, and who can forget the epic throwdown between Blu-ray and HD DVD? To




























