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By Ex on September 1st, 2010

This morning at Apple’s September music event, the company announced iOS 4.1 for iPhone and iPod touch and also previewed iOS 4.2 for iPad. iOS 4.1 The first thing that was announced is that all of the bugs have been fixed! That includes the proximity sensor on the iPhone 4, Bluetooth bugs across the iPod…

By RoryPiper on August 22nd, 2010

Hey, everyone! It’s been a while since I’ve done a theme tutorial, so I thought I’d show you a quick an easy one today. If you’ve upgraded your device to iOS 4, you’re probably enjoying the new multitasking and folder features. iOS4 uses the same background for both, and is easily changed, if you have…

By Ex on August 20th, 2010

This week, a new email from Apple CEO Steve Jobs confirms that a software update will soon be released to address issues with the performance of iOS 4 on iPhone 3G. In late July, Apple acknowledged that they were “looking into” user reports of the lags with iOS 4 on iPhone 3G. The latest email…

By RoryPiper on August 11th, 2010

If you’re some one who spends a lot of time on the road, you know the pains of the seeing the 20% battery warning early in the day. It can be a challenge, keeping a charger every where you go, and having a place to plug it in. The solution for this, is a portable…

By Gary Ng on August 1st, 2010

Whoa. This brings back some amazing memories. For those who used the original iPhone and remember using the jailbreak website JailbreakMe.com–it’s back! I used JailbreakMe.com to jailbreak my iPhone on 1.1.1 in December of 2007 (holy that was a long time ago!). The site has been updated by @comex to jailbreak your iPhone 4/3GS/3G on…

By Ex on July 29th, 2010

This week, The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Apple is “looking into” user reports of the iPhone 3G experiencing lags and crashes when updated to iOS 4. Users of the iPhone 3G that have updated to iOS 4 will not be strangers to the complete device slow down. At the Apple support pages, numerous…

By RoryPiper on July 18th, 2010

Folks who need to have their iPhone’s unlocked, to use them on an unofficial carrier, know the nightmares of activation. If you accidentally update your iPhone to a new firmware, the iPhone becomes locked again. Unless you have an official SIM, you cannot activate the iPhone until new jailbreak tools come along to help you…

By RoryPiper on July 13th, 2010

I learned about this app, via word of mouth, from a friend who worked on it. I find more useful and fun apps that way, rather than digging around the App Store, through the tonnes of new apps that are released daily. Edwin the Foreteller, from developer Speaktoit, is basically a new twist on the…

By RoryPiper on July 12th, 2010

Tech nerds, like myself, have so many devices and gadgets that need charing nowadays, it’s getting ridiculous. I have so many chargers, docks, and cables around my house, and I’m always on the look out for a new way to minimize all out that and combine as many of them as I can. Konnet has…

By RoryPiper on July 11th, 2010

Well, Geohot has done it again, although with a lot less enthusiasm, this time. Geohot (aka George Hotz) was the original iPhone unlocker and was all over mainstream media, for being able to hack the original iPhone to run on T-Mobile, instead of AT&T. Back then it was a pretty messy hardware hack that had…