The head of human resources at a Foxconn factory is now claiming the new iPhone is scheduled for an October release. Apparently, Apple has been recently placing production orders for the next iPhone...
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News and Rumors for the iPhone
Yesterday, AT&T began to allow out-of-contract customers to unlock their iPhones for use on different carriers. This has been big news lately since prior to this you'd need a third party SIM mod, or Jailbreak...
Unlocking your iPhone can be a pain in the “you know what.” Unless you plan on paying $600 for a factory unlocked device, you could be forced to Jailbreak or purchase a third party SIM mod to be able to ...
Five people have recently been charged with intentional injury in a case where Chinese teenager, Wang (surname), sold a kidney to purchase an iPhone and iPad last April. The group of people charged includes the surgeon who performed the procedure, ...
Recently, security researcher Gareth Wright discovered a serious loophole within Facebook’s iOS app. Basically anyone that can access your iOS device alongside a computer can hack into your device and retrieve personal information using a free tool called iExplorer. This ...
As of now, Apple's front-facing iPhone camera is really only good for FaceTime. And without Jailbreak, that's only as good as the WiFi network you may or may not be connected to. But it's looking like Apple is investigating new ways to take advantage of the front camera. Possibly adding some more purpose to it's life by adding customization features, unlocking, and interaction, using your face!
These days Apple is all about security and privacy. With the many different privacy concerns had on their behalf, they don't joke around with security. The cloud-based storage service was just launched about six months ago and has grown to be very popular amongst iOS users. iCloud was launched alongside the iPhone 4S with iOS 5 and quickly the number of users grew into the hundred-millions.
The title says it all, but let me elaborate... Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster recently issued a report involving a survey of U.S teenagers. The report released on April 3rd included 5,600 high school students, in which 34% of those were iPhone owners. 40% of those same teenagers said they intend on purchasing an iPhone in the next six months.