We had reported that iPhone hacker pod2g of the Chronic Dev Team had discovered a bootrom exploit that could help in jailbreaking iOS 4.1. We have more details about the exploit. The exploit that pod2g has discovered is the first exploit of the S5L8930 chip, Apple’s A4 chip, which is…
Earlier this week, Apple made a significant decision to modify its App Developer License to let developers make use of third party development and analytics tools. As part of the announcement, Apple also took a major step forward to make the review process itself more transparent by making the app…
A French Web site, Mac4Ever, posted a short article claiming the Cupertino computer crafters are creating software for Mac OS X, presumably an update to iChat, that will allow desktop and notebook users to communicate via FaceTime with compatible iOS devices.
This week’s apps include an audio-streaming app with a slick interface, and a fun and addictive puzzle game that will test your math skills.
Originally posted at The Download Blog
Energizer will release its first-generation Qi Inductive Charger in October for $89 along with a $34.99 Qi sleeve for the iPhone 3G/GS and a special Qi door for the Blackberry Curve 8900.
Originally posted at Crave
The iPhone maker says the antenna signal issue that led it to hand out free cases is not widespread enough to justify continuing the program.
Originally posted at Circuit Breaker
Apple has just announced that it will be discontinuing its free iPhone 4 case program after September 30th. Back in July, Apple had announced at the special press conference held last week that it will give free cases to all iPhone 4 customers to address concerns raised by iPhone 4…
This British-made bit of plastic benefits from a sturdy, folds-flat design, choice of colors, and under-$10 price tag (including shipping to the U.S.).
Apple’s loosened developer restrictions reopened the door for Adobe’s Packager for iPhone tool, and Adobe chose to walk back through. Flash still faces challenges, though.
Originally posted at Deep Tech
In a significant move, Apple has announced that it is making several changes to its App Store Review guidelines that could ease the restrictions that are currently in place to develop third party iOS apps. These revisions will make it possible for app developers to use third party development tools…