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Breaking

Apple seeds iOS 4.3 Gold Master to developers

By: |Mar 3rd, 2011 at 02:14PM
Filed Under: Breaking
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Just one day after its official unveiling, Apple has made iOS 4.3 Gold Master, build 8F190 (called it!) available to developers. The code adds support for mobile hotspot creation, third-party AirPlay access, along with a host of other improvements. The update is available to those with Apple Developer accounts and supports iPad, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, and the 3rd and 4th generation iPod touch models. Those of you with developer accounts, enjoy!Thanks, @CDeeRON!

RadioShack continues $50 iPhone discount; additional incentives for iPhone trade-ins

By: |Dec 28th, 2010 at 05:48PM
Filed Under: Retail
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RadioShack’s $50 iPhone discount promotion was, according to the company, wildly successful. How successful you ask? The Shack’s PR team hit us up to boast that a “record setting number of phones” were sold earlier in the month. And what better way to stave off the holiday sales hangover than to keep the discounts coming, no? “Starting Wednesday, December 29, RadioShack will offer $50 off every iPhone 4 16G and iPhone 3G S for new and eligible upgrade customers while supplies las...

Exclusive

Best Buy offering up free BlackBerry Torch tomorrow, free BlackBerry 9300 on December 12th

By: |Dec 9th, 2010 at 09:54PM
Filed Under: Exclusive, Mobile
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We have just received more information on Best Buy’s Free Smartphone Sales Event going on tomorrow at Best Buy Mobile. In addition to a free iPhone 3GS 8GB with new activation or qualified upgrade, we have been told that Best Buy Mobile will also be offering the BlackBerry Torch for free with the same terms, except it will be available for the price of $0 for the entire month of December. Additionally, the BlackBerry Curve 9300 (T-Mobile edition) will be become available for free on December 12th, again...

Breaking

Apple seeds iOS 4.2.1 Gold Master candidate to developers

By: |Nov 18th, 2010 at 03:20PM
Filed Under: Breaking, Software
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Probably not the iOS 4.2 announcement you were hoping for, but it is an announcement nonetheless. Moments ago, Apple seeded another gold master candidate of iOS 4.2 — 4.2.1 — to developers via its iOS Dev Center. Presumably, the new code fixes several bugs that have been reported in the first 4.2 GM candidate; including a fairly nasty Wi-Fi bug affecting iPads. If you’re a member of Apple’s developer network, you know what to do. Everyone else… the waiting continues.

Apple to give iPhone 3GS HDR support?

By: |Sep 30th, 2010 at 09:45PM
Filed Under: Rumor
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If you’re an iPhone 3GS owner, and feel shafted by your phone’s inability to take HDR photos, there still may be hope. 9to5Mac is reporting that resources in the latest iteration of the Apple’s iPhone SDK may indicate that support could be coming to the aging 3GS. The blog writes:The iPhone 3GS is the only iPhone that is physically (hardware capabilities) able to capture HDR shots so we figure that non-Retina icon is for the 3GS not the original or 3G model. How do we know the other icon is...

HDR photos coming to jailbroken 3G and 3GS iPhones running iOS 4.1

By: |Sep 10th, 2010 at 06:21PM
Filed Under: General
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If you have an older model iPhone, and are envious of the HDR photographic-prowess of the iPhone 4, there is still hope; albeit hope with a fairly long list of prerequisites. iPhone tinkerer Will Strafach has tweeted that he: “Made a Cydia tweak to allow HDR photos on 4.1 for the iPhone 3G and 3G[s].” So, when that rumored iOS 4.1 jailbreak is released you can take your jailbroken, iPhone 3G or 3GS and get the HDR goodies. There are a lot of “ifs” and “whens” in there̷...

Breaking

Apple releases iOS 4.0.2, plugs jailbreakme.com PDF exploit

By: |Aug 11th, 2010 at 03:19PM
Filed Under: Breaking
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Apple has just released an update to iOS, labeled iOS 4.0.2. The update, amongst other things, plugs the PDF security hole most notably used by the website jailbreakme.com. The update is available for the iPhone 3G, 3GS, and 4, iPod Touch 2G and 3G, as well as the iPad. If you have a jailbroken device, or think you might want to jailbreak your device at some point, we would recommend against applying this update. Everyone else, have at it!

Mexico getting unlocked iPhone 4 too

By: |Jul 30th, 2010 at 02:25PM
Filed Under: Mobile
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If you live in the States and are dying to get an unlocked iPhone 4, prepare to be taunted by two bordering nations. It looks as though Apple will offer the iPhone 4, carrier unlocked, to Mexico via the Online Apple Store; Canada already has this option. The pricing on the unit has not yet been announced, but if history repeats itself it should be about $1,500 pesos above the price of the iPhone 3GS for an unlocked 16 GB iPhone 4. Currently the iPhone 3GS is on the Mexican Apple Online Store for $9,510.84 pe...

WiFi-enabled iPhone receives regulatory approval in China

By: |Jul 13th, 2010 at 06:13AM
Filed Under: General
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Apple’s iPhone is one step closer to officially landing in China. According to China’s Telecommunication Equipment Certification Center, a WiFi-enabled version of the iPhone was finally approved for a network access license. The image accompanying the approval notice suggests that the older iPhone 3G or 3GS and not the iPhone 4 will be the first to officially launch in the world’s largest mobile communications market. Look for the official confirmation to come from either Apple or the expect...

Hulu Plus gets official: $9.99 per month, supports iOS, TVs, Blu-ray players, and more

By: |Jun 29th, 2010 at 02:36PM
Filed Under: Mobile, Services, TV
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Announced earlier today after months of speculation, Hulu Plus has finally become official. For $9.99 per month, subscribers will be able to watch their favorite shows — including those from seasons past — on a multitude of internet-connected devices. Mobile devices are a go, with iOS devices including the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPad, and iPod touch (3rd generation) being the main attraction at this point in time. The best part as far as mobile is concerned is that streaming will work on both Wi-F...

AT&T extends olive branch to recent iPhone 3GS purchasers

By: |Jun 10th, 2010 at 01:05PM
Filed Under: Retail
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The crew over at modmyi.com got their hands on some AT&T collateral that explains just how Ma’ Bell plans on handling those who purchased an iPhone 3GS days and weeks before Monday’s announcement. AT&T plans on offering those who purchased a 3GS, from a local AT&T dealer, from May 7th to June 7th two options. Option #1: a $50 rebate for the 16 GB 3GS or a $100 rebate for the 32 GB 3GS; credited to your next bill. Option #2: an exchange of your 3GS towards the new iPhone 4. There are a couple c...

AT&T gives the iPhone 3GS a price cut

By: |Jun 7th, 2010 at 05:00PM
Filed Under: Retail
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Maybe your current iPhone is falling apart at the seams or perhaps something about the iPhone 4 just rubs you the wrong way, we don’t know, but in case you’re desperate to get a new iPhone today, AT&T has announced it has cut the contract price of both the 16 and 32GB models. The 16GB model now goes for $149 while the 32GB goes for $199. It’s probably not the most wise decision to grab one considering what’s going down in 18 days, but this is definitely your last shot at getting a ...

Exclusive

AT&T officially stops selling iPhone 3G

By: |Jun 4th, 2010 at 10:24AM
Filed Under: Exclusive, Favorites
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You had a really, really good run iPhone 3G. We’ll miss you.June 4, 2010iPhone 3G 8 GB is Out of StockEffective immediately, iPhone 3G 8GB is Out of Stock.  Please refer all customers to iPhone 3GS 16 GB and 32 GB models.FAQ: Q:  When will we receive inventory for iPhone 3G 8GB? A:  At this time, we do not know when more iPhone 3G 8GB will arrive.Q:  Are there any iPhone 3G 8 GB available in COR if my customer can purchase there? A:  Check with your local COR stores to see if they have any inventor...

iPhone security lapse allows for data read access

By: |May 27th, 2010 at 03:13PM
Filed Under: Security
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A major security flaw has been uncovered in the Apple iPhone 3GS this week after two security experts discovered it was possible to bypass the device’s security and gain nearly full read access using Ubuntu Lucid Lynx. Perhaps even more frightening is the fact that the two believe they’re nearing the ability to write data as well. Said Bernd Marienfeldt, one of the two gentleman responsible for uncovering the flaw:I uncovered a data protection vulnerability, which I could reproduce on 3 other non...