It was quite obvious for some time that the late Steve Jobs had it out for Android. Google and Apple we're in multiple law suits about different things over the past years, and are still fighting them now. Steve Jobs seemed pretty serious about his hate for the contending smartphone OS. Even so much that there's a quote from his biography that goes a little something like, “I’m going to destroy Android, because it’s a stolen product. I’m willing to go thermonuclear war on this.”
Have you ever wondered what all the hype was about Jailbreaking? If your on the edge, or just not sure about all that's involved with Jailbreaking your iPhone or other iOS device, here's a video for you. This video was put together by the folks over at JailbreakMatrix.
Landon Crabtree is a smart little fella. Apparently his family's house was recently burglarized and took off with his iPad and a few other valuable items. Landon wasn't going to stand for this. Even though the insurance money came through for the family, Landon took crime fighting into his own hands!
The young 8-year old used Apple's Find my iPhone to recover his stolen iPad. But the findings didn't stop there...
Apple’s iAd platform has been a very successful way to monetize Apps in the App Store. Recently Apple has been declining Apps which use a devices UDID for advertising tracking purposes. While this was a privacy concern, I think Apple ...
Apple’s iPod Nano has seen many different designs over the years. My favorite was probably the 5G. It packed in a little (cheap) camera, but also had a sleek design of Apple products that we’re familiar with today. I’m not ...
Cybersquatting is something that’s a widespread issue on the net. This is where an individual or company buys “popular” web addresses similar to other companies in hopes of attracting accidental visitors surfing the web. This is definitely a legal issue ...
Apple just recently found themselves in the middle of a lawsuit involving iTunes. According to Computer World, a man named Benjamin Grobler is claiming that Apple and Sony have infringed on his filed patent which involves a “data vending system.”
Okay so we've heard about Apple looking into a rumored 7-inch iPad for release later this year, but this one is crazy. Apparently Apple is rumored to be working on some sort of 5-inch "phablet". if you don't know what a "phablet" is, it's too big to be a phone, but too small to be a tablet. We've recently seen something like this materialize from Samsung. Would Apple really take this route and copy Samsung? I thought it was the other way around...