If you’re into iOS jailbreaking, then you may have noticed a spiffy new item recently: Browser-based JailbreakMe 3.0 was just released this week, and it can handle the long-awaited untethered jailbreak of the iPad 2. That’s right — it hacks all iPads, as well as the other iOS 4.3.3-running devices (iPhone 4, 3GS and iPod Touch 3rd and 4th gen). The official jailbreak release follows...
iWork has been available for the iPad since launch, however, today the company has made the suite of productivity applications available for the iPhone and iPod touch as well. Keynote, Pages, and Numbers are available starting today from the App Store for $9.99 for new users, and as a free update for those who currently use the iWork apps on their iPad. You can check out the full press...
mockup via BlogsDNA Verizon iPhone users, you might be one step closer to ditching that white cable. Word has it that Apple and Verizon have been in talks for months about enabling OTA (over-the-air) software updates on the CDMA iPhone, and the latest rumor pegs Apple as prepping it for a fall launch. If true, that would mean iOS firmware releases would be available for download...
Spotify is making big waves in the digital music business today. If you don't know the application, that might be because it's not available in the U.S. yet outside of a very limited beta release, but the streaming music app and service is hugely popular in Europe. And despite not being publicly offered in Apple's home country yet, it has pushed out an update that seems like a surgical...
How do you develop apps for iOS?  It’s a common question, and one we hope to answer with this weekly series of information and tutorials. Learning how to develop software can be one of the most intimidating prospects for any computer enthusiast, and with the growing saturation of applications in mobile marketplaces, it is becoming increasingly difficult to get your work noticed. That’s...
With the iPad 2 having finally made its official debut, one has to wonder if there aren’t some tidbits to be learned from it of what we might see in the iPhone 5 expected to be released this summer.  Seeing as Apple views all of its iOS devices as parts of one large eco-system, each release gives us some hints to the next (iPhone 4 got a front facing camera, then the iPod Touch 4 and...
How do you develop apps for iOS?  It’s a common question, and one we hope to answer with this weekly series of information and tutorials. Learning how to develop software can be one of the most intimidating prospects for any computer enthusiast, and with the growing saturation of applications in mobile marketplaces, it is becoming increasingly difficult to get your work noticed. That’s...
How do you develop apps for iOS?  It’s a common question, and one we hope to answer with this series of posts. Learning how to develop software can be one of the most intimidating prospects for any computer enthusiast, and with the growing saturation of applications in mobile marketplaces, it is becoming increasingly difficult to get your work noticed. That’s what this series is for,...
The iHome line of iOS-friendly docks have become a staple of hotel rooms everywhere, and this year they’re releasing a slew of ones you may want for your home. Several years ago, iHome just started off with one or two items, and at this recent CES (Consumer Electronics Show) they had a private showroom filled with more iPhone, iPod and iPad docks than you could shake a stick at.  While...
With the holiday shopping season coming down to the wire, it can be difficult to pick just the right gift for someone.  Pretty much since Apple first introduced the iPod way back in 2001, it has been a popular item to find under the Christmas tree for people of all ages and genders.  The question that we hear a lot from readers is, “which is the right iPod for so and so?”  Well, we’re...