iOS 4: Smooth as silk or buggy as hell?
It looks like the rollout of iOS 4 isn’t going as smoothly as Apple would like. Even though the majority of comments we’ve come across …
Apps & Software
iOS 4 now available
We know all of you iPhone and iPod touch owners have been hungrily eying iOS 4 since it was announced by Apple on April 7th. …
Pandora 3.1 brings multitasking
You can’t get your hands on iOS 4 just yet, but rest assured that when you can, Pandora will be ready for you. In an …
Hotmail rolling out ActiveSync functionality early?
Hotmail, Microsoft’s free email platform, has been getting a horde of new features lately; not to mention a new slogan, “the new busy.” Blog liveside.net …
Motorola adjusts its Android update schedule
Maybe we lead incredibly sheltered lives, but one of the worst things we can think of is not knowing when our Android smartphone will be …
50% of Android devices are running version 2.1
Google likes to keep a close eye on what percentage of its mobile OS, by version number, is out in the wild. Google accomplishes this …
iTunes 9.2 now available
Another day, another software update from Apple. Unlike yesterday’s release of OS X 10.6.4, today’s release applies both Mac and PC users as it is iTunes …
OS X 10.6.4 released for public consumption
Alright, Apple fans. Time to drop everything and rush to your Mac of choice, as Apple has just released OS X 10.6.4. Ranging in size …
Microsoft Office 2010 goes on sale
Oh hey there Microsoft Office user, the Redmond company’s latest office suite update — Office 2010 — is hitting the retail shelves today. The new …
Apple adjusts section 3.2.2 of developer agreement again
You may not be an Apple developer, but that doesn’t mean you aren’t familiar with section 3.2.2 of their developer agreement. The controversial section is …
Verizon to dish out BlackBerry Tour OS update today
We understand that BlackBerry Tour owners might feel like the forgotten redheaded stepchildren of the Verizon BlackBerry family now that the Bold 9650 has arrived, …
Flash shown running on the iPhone
Listen. We don’t have a whole lot of details to present to you, but what you see above is a still from a YouTube video that …
Adobe Flash Player 10.1 up for grabs
It’s been a long time coming, but Flash Player 10.1 has finally been released. For Windows users with relatively new rigs this means that you’ll be …
DROID Incredible rooted
Hear ye, hear ye. HTC DROID Incredible owners with a hankering for the “#” rejoice, as the good folks over at Unrevoked have added Verizon’s …
Twitter wants to remove the ambiguity from shortened URLs
Those of you who frequent Twitter are, in all likelihood, intimately familiar with URL shortening services. With only 140 characters available to inflict your wisdom …
Adobe to issue patch for Flash exploit tomorrow, Acrobat and Reader later
Just a heads up for all of you who have been anxiously waiting in your fallout shelters for Adobe to patch that nasty zero-day exploit. Adobe …
Office 2011 for Mac restricted to 32-bit
Oh man, this is definitely not something we wanted to hear: Microsoft has announced on its blog that Office for Mac 2011 will only ship …
Google Maps Navigation arrives in Canada, 11 European countries
Good news for Android users situated in Canada and and 11 Western European nations, as today Google announced the immediate availability of its free Google …
T-Mobile myTouch 3G to get official Android 2.2 update
Not long after it pledged to update the myTouch 3G to Android 2.1, today a leaked document from T-Mobile revealed that the carrier is planning …
Revised iOS ad policy cuts independents a break, makes it tougher for Google
It comes as no surprise — since Steve Jobs hinted at it during D8 — that Apple has once again revised the controversial section 3.3.9 …
iOS 4 GM candidate already jailbroken
Want to know what was not found within the GM release candidate of iOS 4? Patched vulnerabilities which make jailbreaking an iPhone painfully simple. msftguy, …
Windows Phone 7 Marketplace regulations, features detailed
Ars Technica has an interesting write-up on the rules and regulations developers will have to follow in order to publish to the Windows Phone 7 …
Google Maps previews added to Gmail and Buzz
How about some news for all you Google Maps enthusiasts? Today, Google has announced the addition of inline Map previews for its Gmail and Buzz …
iOS 4 gold master release candidate is up on Apple developer site
If you have an iPhone, an iPhone developer account, and a hankering for new code, it would behoove you to mosey on over to developer.apple.com, …
Apple releases Safari 5 into the wild
Hot on the heels of 2010’s WWDC keynote, Apple has announced an update to its Safari web browser. The code update, simply titled Safari 5, …
Turn your EVO 4G into a free Wi-Fi hotspot
Sprint’s announcement that it was going to charge customers $30 per month to turn their EVO 4G into a Wi-Fi hotspot was met with a …
Android 2.2 ported to the iPhone 3G
We’ve already seen Android 1.6 ported over to the iPhone 3G, but now Android fans with questionable tastes in hardware can load up Android 2.2 …
Adobe details zero-day exploit, affects Windows, Mac, Linux, Unix, and Solaris
Yesterday, Adobe announced that a zero-day exploit exists in Flash 10.0.45.2 and earlier, as well as Adobe Reader and Acrobat 9.x. The company website explains: …
Download Android 2.2 for the Motorola DROID today
If you’re a DROID owner harboring a grudge against the world because you don’t yet have Android 2.2 on your device, there’s reason to smile …
doubleTwist launches Android media player, can sync iTunes metadata
doubleTwist, a company whose vision is “to create a unifying media platform that connects consumers with all their media and all their devices,” has just …
