, you probably might have heard about aTV Flash, a software package that adds support for a browser, Boxee, USB hard drives, many file formats, EyeTV content, RSS feeds, FTP/SSH access, and additional plug-ins and apps.
Fire Core, developers of aTV have just released the first beta version of aTV Flash (black) for the new Apple TV.
– Experience the web in all its glory and stream HTML5 video from many popular sites (note: not all HTML5 sites supported (more…)

If you thought you missed out on all the discounts post the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, well, you’re in for some luck. Folks over at Radio Shack has announced a week long sale that started on Saturday and will last till December 11.
. Apart from offering a discount of $50 off all iPhones, they are also offering
trade-in.
Radio Shack is selling all iPhones at a $50 discount from their original prices. This translates to 
for $50, (more…)

. The feature let users organize the apps on their homescreen into folders for quick and easy access.
While this feature is without doubt very useful, a number of users have complained all along about a bug that causes folders to ”
“.
According to these users, folders ocassionally get deleted resulting in the applications cluttering the homescreen once again. The root cause for this bug is yet to be determined though users have noted that the (more…)

then we have some news for you.
Folks at 9to5Mac have noticed that some of the new signage going up in Apple Retail Stores has a footnote stating that the white iPhone 4 will be available in Spring 2011.
Some of the new signage going up in Apple Stores around the country has a little news item: The white iPhone will be available Spring 2011.  That confirms an earlier report and also would seem to put to rest the rumors that Apple killed it.
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The smartphone industry has come a long way since the iPhone was launched back in 2007. With the wide array of platform alternatives on offer, customer retention is surely one of the biggest challenges facing manufacturers today.
Little wonder then that a recent GFK survey report has found that smartphone owners show little loyalty to the brands that they use.
According to the report, just 25% of the smartphone owners opted to stay with their (more…)

, Apple had fixed the
users just after it was launched. The ”
” proximity sensor on iPhone 4 was causing calls to be unintentionally dialled, hung up or muted without user consent.
Based on feedback from our readers, it appeared that
did not fix the issue for all the users. If you are still facing the proximity sensor problem on your iPhone 4 then you should checkout
CallLock.
that locks your iPhone when an incoming or outgoing call gets (more…)

to update baseband to 06.15.00 and 
.
) has figured out a way to fix the issue. He has released a jailbreak app called SAM (Subscriber Artificial Module). It tricks your iPhone and iTunes into creating legitimate activation tickets even though you’re unlocked with Ultrasn0w.
Thanks to SAM, you get the full benefit of push applications, and it also addresses the issue with poor battery life that was reported by some users after unlocking their (more…)

, which allows
,
.
including the Mobile Safari browser.
Macrumors is reporting that one of their readers who had recently bought a new Apple TV sent an email to Steve Jobs, Apple CEO on this limitation and reportedly received a response from him.
: Hi, I recently updated both my iPhone 4 and iPad to 4.2. I think my favourite feature is airplay. This is seriously amazing and makes sharing content seamless. I just purchased Apple TV and was (more…)

with iPad’s exploitable 06.15.00 baseband so that they can use
1.2 to
.
Redsn0w 0.9.6beta5 is available for both Windows and Mac users.
The new redsn0w 0.9.6beta5 is out.  It gives both Windows and OSX users the ability to flash the iPad 06.15 baseband on iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS.  It fetches the baseband files directly from Apple for now (the only IPSW you ever point it at is the stock IPSW for the FW on your iPhone right now).  There may (more…)

We have written about a number of third party back cases for the iPhone in the past. You may remember the beautiful
quite distinctly.
and are also among the easiest to perform if you have the necessary tools.
This guide will take you through the step by step instructions necessary to perform this procedure.
Before you proceed, please note that you will need the iPhone with the original back casing when you take it to Apple for support.
remember (more…)