Only one week since the last release, Apple has published (last night) yet another version of its iOS 4.1 beta. From what we know so far, not much has changed in this third iteration. That is, besides the unfortunate disappearance of GameCenter from the iPhone 3G and iPod touch 2G.
Remember Wi-Fi Sync, the awesome wireless iTunes syncing app for your iDevices? Well, it's apparently about to get a whole lot better. We're hearing the next version is bringing something we've all been expecting from Apple for a while now; Remote syncing.
Right on schedule (this morning), the iPhone Dev Team released, a brand new version of Ultrasn0w, its iPhone unlocking too
There is a bit of frustration surrounding Apple's implementation of multitasking in iOS. But, Pastebot apparently found a workaround. If it works, it will change quite a few things.
Former Apple employee, and Posterous CEO, Sachin Agarwal wrote a great post on Apple's startup-like organization yesterday. It's really nothing new, but he had a great example to illustrate his point: the iPhone Remote app.
We're all very impatient to see what Apple will do about iTunes and the cloud. After all, Apple is finishing up a fairly large data center in North Carolina at the moment. It also recently purchased LaLa. These all seem to be pieces of a big puzzle.
As we told you last night, the jailbreak wasn't the Dev-Team's only piece of iPhone hacking. Indeed, along with the jailbreak, Musclenerd and Planetbeing managed to previously develop a brand new unlock for the iPhone 4 which will allow you to use your iPhone 4 with almost any network.
Now that we can use FaceTime pretty much at will over 3G thanks to the jailbreak, you're probably left wondering how data-hungry is the feature. Well, 9to5Mac ran some tests and it's not that bad actually.
Well that was quick! Less than 24 hours after the public release of the iPhone 4 jailbreak, FaceTime has already been tricked into working over 3G connections.
Last night's hysteria surrounding the new jailbreak was short-lived. Indeed, we all rushed to try it out only to discover that, unfortunately, jailbreaking killed the iPhone 4's FaceTime feature as well as MMS messaging. Well, it seems like all there was to it was a little permission error, which has now been taken care off.
Big news folks. Thanks to comex (the genius behind the last jailbreak and Frash) the Dev-Team has just released a brand new jailbreak for all your iDevices. Not only does it work on the iPhone 4, but it works right from the device itself.
How much does the new unlocked iPhone 4 go for around the globe right now? Find out after the break.
Good news folks, we finally got around to giving our other app, the great BargainBin, the iOS 4 treatment. On top of making it more bugfree than ever, this update has just given BargainBin the magical capability to multitask.
Almost as if it was to change the conversation, Apple has, as announced, just launched its iPhone 4 Case program. Surprisingly, it comes as an app.
Bad news for everyone still waiting for a white iPhone 4 (or planning to get their black one swapped), Apple just delayed it yet again.
If you purchased your Bumper from Apple.com, you'll be glad (or disappointed) to find that Apple has now begun automatically issuing refunds. Indeed, an increasing number of users are reporting they have received the above email from Apple today.
For the last three years there have been many rumors that the iPhone will eventually be available on Verizon's network. Apple has Verizon cell-sites in its Cupertino HQ, it has CDMA iPhone prototypes, and most of all, it has the will. Yet, the iPhone might instead just end up on T-Mobile.
Following their intense efforts to get noticed by Apple, Nokia has finally been acknowledged as a smartphone maker and has been featured on Apple's special death grip portal.
The app making the headlines today is called Flipboard. It's nothing short of awesome, it's iPad-only, and it will surely make your iPad even more a jewel.
Tonight, Apple issued a press release and held their third quarter financial results conference call. And, as now seems usual with Apple, they appear to be virtually printing money.
Did you love Apple's AppWalls at WWDC? We can't blame you, they were really awesome. Still wondering how on earth you could have the same thing in your living room? Sorry, we can't help you there. However, there is something almost as good. Macstories found a Mac screensaver called AppWall. While it's not exactly like the original, it still looks great and is definitely a lot of fun to have.
Physics based games are good on the iPhone, but these games are really great on the iPad. If these happen to be your thing, you'll be glad to know that Rafter, an all-time App Store favorite, has gotten the iPad treatment. It is now available in a full-screen iPad version as Rafter HD.
We love infographics just as much as the next guy, and OnlineMBA just put together another great one of their own. Dedicated to the App Store, it contains many basic stats we should all know about our favorite mobile market place.
