Tag: iPhone

Panic: No sexting pictures are safe in iOS due to privacy bug

Just when you thought things couldn’t get any worse when it came to developers stealing your private information, it does. The New York Times has...
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Rumor: 30-pin dock connector on the chopping block

Rene Ritchie over at iMore is reporting that Apple’s famous dock connector may be on its way out in favor of a smaller, next generation...
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Scumbag T-Mobile says it’s fine with Android, but then blames Apple for 700,000 lost subscribers

Sure, losing 700,000 customers is a hard thing to swallow, but running out and pointing the finger directly at Apple doesn’t really solve your problems....
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Facebook rolls out new iOS client app controls for developers

Facebook has rolled out some “iOS native deep linking” controls for developers today, giving developers better tools to link their applications to Facebook and vice...
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Apple signs a deal with China Telecom, iPhones shipping next month

Despite Apple’s lawsuit with Proview, the company is still forging ahead, making deals with major carriers to bring the iPhone to more Chinese customers. Apple...
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Access multiple iTunes libraries on your iPhone with MultiTunes

A huge complaint we’ve heard from many of you is that iOS devices can’t sync with multiple computers. When I was traveling all across the...
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iOS 5 passcode security flaw is back

Apple’s already addressed one iOS 5 passcode security flaw where users were able to circumvent the passcode by using Siri. Then they fixed a security flaw...
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Apple is still having a hard time with iAds, lowers buy-in price again

The iAds buy-in has been hacked and slashed again. This time the price has been set at $100,000, down from the previous $300,000, which is...
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RIM Director: Outsiders are morons, critics can get bent

The Globe and Mail posted an article on RIM and Roger Martin on Saturday, titled Roger Martin: Defying RIM’s critics. The article attempts to get...
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The CBC launches music app for iPad, iPhone

Canada’s CBC has launched an app for music lovers. The CBC Music app is currently available for free on the App Store, and includes 40...
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iPhones hold resale value better than Android phones

Apple products, while usually pretty pricey, hold their value incredibly well. We’ve known this for many years as we try to sell our used Macs....
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Want Siri on your iPhone 4? Too bad, but Sara works. Wait, what?

“Sara, fetch me some coffee.” Nope, you’re not reading that wrong. Apparently some people are so in love with the idea of Siri that they’ve...
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Rumor: iOS 5.1 coming March 9th

By snooping around a bit, the folks at Your Daily Mac have found some evidence that March 9th might be the planned launch for iOS...
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Go back in time with some Apple II and Apple IIgs game ROMS

It’s time to get nostalgic. A website dedicated to Apple II and Apple IIgs ROMS has come across our desk today. Sure, it’s probably not...
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I’ve seen the future of iOS and OS X, and it starts with iLife

In a recent well-thought out article about the iOS-ification of OS X, Frederico Viticci states, “This transition obviously started years ago, and in retrospect it’s...
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Path apologizes for contact upload fiasco, but they’re just the tip of this iceberg

Yesterday the news circulated faster than a bunk iPhone 5 rumor on a slow news day, Path, the sexy-popular social network for the iPhone, was...
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Tapbots rolls out free Tweetbot 2.0 update

The Tapbots gang has rolled out version 2.0 of their popular Twitter client. Tweetbot has received a huge update today, including some new timeline features,...
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Scratch that Apple itch with this Apple inspired iPhone speaker

Miniature iPhone speaker company Motz has created a nifty little wooden Apple logo-inspired speaker for your favorite iDevice. The speaker is 100% hand crafted, and...
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