Have you heard?  There’s a new iPhone coming sometime soon!  But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t buy an iPhone 4, as according to Apple they’re still really great provided you’ve got friends with iPhones or iPads, or an Apple TV.  At least, that’s the message sent by this pair of new TV spots for the

Nintendo like doing things their own way, and unlike some of their competitors – Sega for example – they’ve never embraced other company’s platforms, steadfastly refusing to launch the likes of a Mario game on any other system.  It’s admirable in a way, as it would almost certainly make them a fortune. However, with the rise

If you’ve always wanted to jailbreak your iPhone but have been put off by complicated processes, very geeky terminology or confused by the sheer amount of different jailbreak options out there, then the answer has arrived in the form of JailbreakMe 3.0. If you’re after the easiest way to jailbreak your phone, this is it, as

It’s official, Skype will support video calling on iPad 2 very soon. According to CNET, a Skype iPad application will be released to the App Store on Tuesday, June 28. A video of Skype’s iPad app was first posted on Skype’s official channel and then removed. Thankfully RazorianFly has the original video and it can be seen on their YouTube channel . CNET got a chance to try out video calling on the Skype for iPad app, and has posted a hands on gallery of it. Skype for iPad will work on both iPad 1 and iPad 2, however only iPad 2 users can broadcast video because of the front-facing camera. Related Posts New Apple iPad 2 Release Date, Price, Specs, and Maybe iOS 5 Announcement in Apple March 2 Event New Apple Patent filed hints at video chat once again iPad jailbreak ‘Spirit’ for iPhone 3.2 firmware coming soon

The final quarter of 2011 is all set to play host to the greatest smartphone showdown we’ve seen yet.  Apple’s decision to delay the new iPhone until around the beginning of September – for announcement at least – ensures it’s going to do battle with not one but two of its competitors. The first is Google,

The last few iPad and iPhone TV commercials haven’t hit the spot for me.  I didn’t like the ‘If you don’t have an iPhone…‘ spots at all, and the ‘We believe‘ iPad 2 ads didn’t do much for me either.  The last ‘If you asked…‘ iPad 2 TV ad was better, but still a little

Buying an unlocked phone, whether it’s an iPhone or not, is the best way to go – every time.  Locking yourself into a 12-24 month contract means you end up paying a lot more for the phone over time, and makes it difficult to upgrade when you want to.  It’s relatively standard practice to be

Apple has adjusted one of the guidelines for applications selling content inside the App Store, primarily those with subscriptions, but also for those selling video, music and books.  The section in question is 11.13, which read like this when subscriptions were introduced: 11.13 Apps can read or play approved content (magazines, newspapers, books, audio, music, video)

A little wait for Verizon iPhone customers yet again! A few days ago, Apple officially announced the beta release of its new iCloud cloud-storage service at the WWDC 2011 Keynote.  The iCloud will give almost instant access to your  music , apps, latest photos, and more. The iCloud service is free and has already launched in developer beta today. While the beta version of Apple’s new iCloud became available almost instantly, many iPhone owners were able to get hold of the iCloud on any iPad, iPod Touch, Mac, PC, and their iPhones with the latest version of Apple’s software. AT&T iPhone customers had got the latest version of the iPhone software in March along with three minor updates running on iOS version 4.3.3 now. However, Verizon iPhone customers have yet to get the latest version of the iPhone software- as they are still running on version 4.2.8. As of now, it is not clear why Verizon customers are left behind with this delay.  But for Verizon customers with the iPhone 4, you’ll have to wait at least for a while before getting a hold of the iCloud. The official Version of the iCloud, cloud-storage service will be releasing this fall.

Thanks to the lack of live stream from Apple’s WWDC keynote yesterday, all most people have been able to learn about iOS 5 so far has come from live blogs or from post-event articles such as ours; but there’s nothing quite like seeing it in action to really understand how your phone will look by