The fifth iteration of iOS, is almost here, but some people just can't wait for it. At WWDC 2011, Apple gave developers access to the newest iOS betas. However, some developers took this as an opportunity to get some extra pocket change by selling slots to people for early access.
Apple has been doing incredibly well distributing the iPhone all over the world through carrier contracts. Recent revelations seem to point out a new avenue. According to RBC Capital Markets analyst Mike Abramsky, Apple might consider a low-end model of its iPhone if it provides an “innovative, category killer experience." In other words, if it rips up the competition, they're in.
Remember when Apple announced the iPhone 4 and a new era of app development at WWDC 2010? The featured app was dubbed Project Sword, now called Infinity Blade, and for a limited time, you can snatch it up for half price!
Comex, the creator of JailbreakMe was just given a Pwnie Award for making it extremely simple to unlock iDevices. Apple's most wanted created the biggest exploit when he gave users the ability to literally "slide to unlock."
Remember the days when jailbreaking your device meant some extra money left in your pockets? It seems like those days are coming to an end for hotspot users but we have a solution!
Now that the Mac App Store has settled in deep, it's hard to find good apps elsewhere (except for MacKeeper of course). Your only preview of that $9.99 app are the few pictures below the apps description unless you get lucky and the developers page has a one minute video. Thankfully, the people behind Pulp newsreader realized this and are now offering free trails to people.
Apple wants to bring the inductive coil back from your physics class... to charge your iDevice.
