News about Apple iPhone:
Enhanced iMemory!
Ever since the first iPhones have been released into the market there have been complaints from users and mobile fans all over the world regarding their phone memory.
Yet an excellent phone with smart feature is almost as bad not having these features if the cell phone memory is low. Suppose you are using a phone which allows you to store files in diverse format. What use is that really if you do not have enough memory to store these files in the first place! So Apple has yet again satisfied gadget freaks with the new iPhone 4 of 2010.Overcoming the cons of the low memory of the previous iPhones Apple has increased the cell phone memory not just a little bit, but by double or quadruple times.
White iPhone 4 Release Date Coming Soon After Leaked Pictures from China?
Since the release of the iPhone 4, there has been no news of when we can expect the release of the white iPhone 4. There has been reports that the delay has been because of problems with the Lens Technology to get the right opacity and thickness for pure white paint that Apple wants on the glass panel.
iPhone 4 Jailbreak: How to Install Adobe Flash on Your iPhone 4?
If Jailbreaking your iPhone 4 wasn’t enough to get you excited, then it has now been revealed by the clever guys over Grant Pannell that you can have Flash running on your iPhone 4 by following some very simple steps. It works in the similar way to how you would install Flash on your iPad. First you would need to … [visit site to read more]
How to Turn Your iPod Touch into an iPhone?
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if you could update your iPod Touch into an iPhone? Well, for those of you that have bought an iPod Touch and want to give it a new lease of life and turn it into an iPhone, then its time to try the Apple Peel 520.
Yoison’s Apple Peel 520, allows you to wrap around your iPod Touch and holds an extended battery and SIM card. This Apple Peel will allow you to turn your iPod Touch into a device fully capable of making/receiving calls as well texts.
iPhone 4 Jailbreak Problem: Apple Have a Fix to JailBreakMe Issue
As everyone got excited about Jailbreakme.com being released to allow the Jailbreak of the iPhone, it was revealed a couple of days ago that there was a visit site to read more]
iPhone 4 Unlock Now Released and Ready to Download
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iPhone 4 Jailbreak Problem: JailBreakMe Increases Security Concerns
We all know that Jailbreaking your iPhone is a very simple process and all it requires you to do is visit a … [visit site to read more]
iPhone 3G Fix for Performance Issues on the iOS 4?
Last week we reported that Apple were investigating the performance issues of the iOS 4 on the iPhone 3G as many users complained that their phone … [visit site to read more]
iPhone 4 Headed for T-Mobile USA in September?
Currently the only carrier of the iPhone 4 is AT&T. However since the release of the iPhone 4, there have been quite a fair few rumours to suggest that AT&T’s competitor Verizon would also be getting their hands on the … [visit site to read more]
Skype updated for iOS 4, background VoIP is a go
Well, it’s about time. Touted back in March as one of the pillar apps to benefit from the new multitasking API, Skype has finally been updated to iOS 4 compatibility. We’re seeing crisper, more retina display-friendly graphics and, more importantly, background VoIP (not for iPhone 3G, naturally). A notification window will pop up when you’re called or messaged, and you can use other apps while on the line chatting to international friends at reduced rates. Even on the lock screen, if you receive a call, sliding to unlock will take you immediately into the call. Video chat still isn’t here — a darn shame given the lack of other options now — but now you’ve got even more of a reason to rack up those rollover minutes on AT&T’s voice plan. Download away!
Handy Light for iPhone’s dirty little secret: tethering (video)
You may ask yourself, why on earth would anyone pay 99 cents for an iPhone app whose sole purpose is to flash bright, solid colors? We certainly wouldn’t recommend it, but Handy Light has a great little Easter egg that undoubtedly doesn’t jive with the folks at Cupertino HQ. Like Nullriver’s Netshare app before it, this little piece of software allows for SOCKS proxy tethering, without having to sign up for AT&T’s tethering plan. Instructions available via the video below, and if you’re looking to pick up the app yourself, better hurry — we can’t imagine Apple will let this one stay in the store for very much longer. Read the rest of this entry »
Antenna-aid bandages your iPhone 4 reception issue, hopes for role in next Eminem video
Oh, Steve — you should’ve known better. You show up and remove a laptop from a manila envelope, and Earth’s most creative go and create a case fashioned out of one. You go and suggest that Eminem could “come out with a band-aid that goes over the corner” of your controversial iPhone 4, and well… this happens. You could wait for a free case, or you could buy six of these Antenna-aids for five bucks. The choice is obvious. Read the rest of this entry »
Apple responds to congressional inquiry, details location data collection in 13-page letter
When Apple’s latest privacy policy revealed the company could track any iPhone’s location in real time, it threw some for a loop… including a pair of gentlemen from the US House of Representatives, who asked what Cupertino was up to. In a thirteen page letter dated July 12, Apple’s legal counsel explains the whole matter away, while giving us a fascinating look into how the company collects — and justifies collecting — all that GPS data. Legally the defense is simple, as Apple claims users grant express permission via pop-up messages for ever single location-based service and app, and if you don’t care to be tracked, you can simply shut down location services globally or (in iOS 4) on a per-app basis in the phone’s settings panel.
iPhone 4 International Release Date Confirmed for 30th July 2010
As well as highlighting details on how Apple were going to fix users iPhone 4 issues at the ‘special’ iPhone 4 conference held by Mr Jobs and team, they also announced that the iPhone 4 will be available in more than 17 countries … [visit site to read more]
Inside Apple’s ‘black lab’ wireless testing facilities
It’s not surprising that after Apple finished explaining the iPhone 4 antenna issues to the press today, the company wanted to go one step further and say “yes, actually, we do test the hell out of these phones before we release them to the public.” Though Steve Jobs went over the lengthy and intensive kinds of radio evaluation that goes on at Apple’s headquarters, it didn’t seem to be enough for the folks in Cupertino. And that, we suspect, is why we were invited (along with a small group of other journalists) to take a brief tour of Apple’s Infinite Loop labs. Though we weren’t allowed to shoot video or take pictures, we can tell you about what we did — and what we didn’t — see and hear behind closed doors. Read the rest of this entry »
Apple affirms: no software fix for iPhone 4 antenna issue
In case it wasn’t obvious enough from Apple‘s agitated response to our question during today’s iPhone 4 Q&A session in Cupertino, there’s no software fix in the pipeline for the antenna issues that are plaguing users today. A prior report in the New York Times seemed fairly confident that the troubles could (and would) be solved in the near term by a simple software update, but the company’s own Scott Forstall called said report “patently false.” So, there you have it — the only thing that’ll be fixed via software is how big your smallest bar of signal is. Beyond that, you’ll need to grab some Duct tape, a free case or a white glove if you’re looking to avoid attenuation entirely. Read the rest of this entry »
iPhone 4 Antenna Problem Solved by Exolife iPhone Case
While Apple is still struggling to solve its iPhone 4 antenna problem, Exogear has come to the rescue of iPhone users. The company has released a glossy new phone case, Exolife, with triple advantage. This new case will not only save your precious from dents … [visit site to read more]
Colorware douses iPhone 4 in double rainbow, might just solve your reception issues
Given just how much that white iPhone 4 bumper is about to cost you on eBay, it seems as if a Colorware’d alternative has never been a better bargain. The master of gadget coloration is back once more, this time promising to dress Apple’s latest problem child up with just about any combination of hues that you choose. Consumers can splash paint on the frame, back, button, SIM card tray and earbuds, with the minimum price set at $250 for a sent-in device. There’s no guarantee that a coat of Colorware will serve to remedy those awfully annoying reception issues, but at least you can pocket a beautiful reminder of just how happy a pair of colorful bands can make the average vacationer. And that, friends, is priceless. Read the rest of this entry »
iPhone 4 USB Port Catches Fire: Whatever Next Apple!
iPhone 4 reception problems may be the least of your worries especially as one customer reported that their iPhone 4 caught of fire thanks to a defective USB port.
Boy Genius Report managed to get some pictures of the an iPhone 4 burnt at the USB port, with the USB cable looking like it had actually melted. It has been reported that the cable actually melted because of extreme heat which erupted from the … [visit site to read more]
HTC Desire Price Cut from T-Mobile: Could this Affect iPhone 4 Sales?
With the release of the iPhone 4, it would appear that the popular HTC handset, the HTC Desire has been cut in price to push customers to buy the HTC Desire handset over the iPhone 4.
Flash 10.1 ported to iPad, burninates the countryside (video)
Take it with a grain of salt, but it’s looking like some prayers have been answered on this Fourth of July — Flash (or is that “Frash”?) is running on this man’s iPad, cleverly ported from Android. The YouTube video claims that by using a compatibility layer, the Android runtime can play Flash content natively in Safari, but only on iPad so far — iPhone 3GS support is planned soon, as is iOS 4, and there’s a call for developers to move the project forward at GitHub. We’ve no way of determining its legitimacy at this moment, but it sure seems like Comex (he of the iPad “Spirit” jailbreak) has outdone himself this time, and hey, where there’s smoke, there’s fire, right? See Strongbad answer emails on iOS, right after the break.
