iPhone hacked and hijacked at Pwn2Own
Smartphones might have proved to be a tough nut to crack at last year’s CanSecWest Pwn2Own, but the same cannot be said for 2010 as two …
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Opera Mini for iPhone submitted to Apple for approval
It can’t be a good thing when you have to send out a press release stating that your probably-going-to-be-rejected application has been submitted to probably-be-rejected. …
Apple enables app gifting in the iTunes App Store
Ever wanted to treat a friend or loved one to an awesome paid app in the iTunes App Store but didn’t feel like going through …
iPhone 4G now available from Sprint, kind of
In the latest advertising campaign for its Sierra Wireless Overdrive 3G/4G WiFi hotspot, Sprint mocks AT&T and pokes fun at iPhone users whose smartphone is …
Google Nexus One: 135,000 phones sold in 74 days
We’re not going to go as far as the Silicone Alley Insider and declare the Nexus One “a flop” but the sub-par sales numbers do …
Crowd Science survey: 40% of BlackBerry users would move to iPhone
ArsTechnica wrote up an interesting piece that examines the future plans, and loyalty, of BlackBerry owners. The article, which cites a Crowd Science survey, found …
Android on the rise as Windows Mobile falters
A lot happened in the US smartphone market from October 2009 to January 2010, but thankfully there are companies like comScore kicking about to help …
More gestures coming in the next iPhone OS?
We know, we know, you’re sick of future iPhone OS rumors… but one more couldn’t hurt right? The folks over at 9to5Mac have been exploring …
Apple to be the Android killer? Windows Phone 7 Series the Savior?
Apple’s patent lawsuit against HTC may be much more far reaching than initially thought. According to a report at CNN’s Fortune website, Apple’s lawsuit has …
Apple continues to refine App Store…
…and we use the word refine very loosely. In the last 30 days, Apple has dropped the App Store ban-hammer on applications that display images …
Virgin America selects HTML over Flash, re-ignites the Flash vs. HTML debate
Steve Jobs made headlines last month when he publicly dissed Adobe and its Flash technology and declared HTML 5 as the future of interactive media …
Apple sues HTC for patent infringement
After talking to HTC when they were giving us a preview of the HTC Hero a while back, we asked about multitouch and why they …
Fourth generation iPhone to have a lower total cost of ownership?
In a note to investors, Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty predicts that Apple will introduce a new iPhone model which will set a new standard …
Skype pulls its client for Windows Mobile
Windows Mobile users looking to download Skype may have to dig a bit deeper to find the necessary .cab file for installation. According to Skype’s …
More iPad/iPhone video chat rumors
Shortly after the iPhone SDK 3.2 beta was released, users began spelunking around the code to see what, if anything, they could find. Earlier this …
Bell launches Mobile TV for iPhone
A few weeks removed from a strong quarter which saw its wireless division receive an 11.3% increase in new subscribers, Bell today continued its push …
Wireless carrier congestion a product of how your phone connects, not that it is connected?
Ars Technica has posted an interesting article, speculating that wireless carrier network congestion (especially in the case of AT&T) may not have so much to …
Apple strips App Store of scantily clad women, removes 5,000 apps
This week, you might have heard that Apple removed over 5,000 applications from its mobile App Store. What did most of the apps have in …
Skype and Verizon enter into an exclusive agreement, Skype 3G on the iPhone delayed?
GigaOm has dug up some juicy tidbits on the recently announced deal between Verizon and Skype, an agreement that would put Skype on Verizon Wireless’ …
Next iPhone OS to include video chat support?
Apple blog 9to5Mac has been doing some investigative work inside the the new iPhone SDK, and they’ve come up with a few interesting files. Located …
Sonos Multi-room Music System Review: S5, ZoneBridge, Controller 200
It’s pretty incomprehensible that until about two weeks ago, I had never used a piece of Sonos equipment. Heard about it, and read about it? …
Apple drops the ban hammer on iPhone hackers
No doubt Apple is leery of having its iPhone OS so easily and frequently hacked (its notoriously weak security being one of the many reasons …
Opera to show off Mini for iPhone at MWC
Listen: It took six months of the App Store’s existence for Apple to approve the first batch of third-party browsers for the iPhone and iPod touch. …
Apple iPhone 4G to be taller than its predecessor, sport a larger display?
Like Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz, some claimed fourth generation iPhone parts have emerged from the corn fields business district of Olathe, Kansas. The …
Dev-Team releases PwnageTool for iPhone OS 3.1.3
They’re back at it again. The iPhone dev-team has released an update to their popular jailbreaking software, PwnageTool, for Mac OS X. The new PwnageTool …
Apple: iPhone/iPod Touch apps can't use Core Location primarily for advertising
A warning to would be iPhone and iPod Touch application developers was posted on Apple’s developer site yesterday: “If your app uses location-based information primarily …
AT&T finally approves a 3G-compatible version of SlingPlayer Mobile for the iPhone
Ten months after we broke the news on the WiFi-only SlingPlayer Mobile for the iPhone, it looks like AT&T and Sling have finally come to …
Think Apple has all price points covered?
We’d say so! From $59 to $7,000, if you want an Apple product, there’s a pretty darn good chance you’ll be able to pick something …
Apple iPad recap
If you were following this morning’s Apple announcement, it may have been quite overwhelming and your head could be spinning in confusion. We’re here to …
Apple announces the iPad, changes the course of history
Today at 10:00AM PST, hundreds of thousands of eyes were glued to computer screens as Steve Jobs made one of the most anticipated announcements in …
