How To Perform Untethered Jailbreak On Your iPhone 4/3GS Without Updating Baseband Using Redsn0w For iOS 5.0.1 [Updated]
posted on December 27, 2011
Unlock For iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G On iOS 4.2.1 Released [Updated]
posted on November 28, 2010
How To Perform Untethered Jailbreak On Your iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS Running iOS 5.0.1 Using Redsn0w
posted on December 27, 2011
How To Jailbreak iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS On iOS 4.2.1 Using Greenpois0n [Windows]
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reports that Apple has started rolling out iTunes in the Cloud features to international users, ahead of today’s
launch.
to users in the US. 
With the full iCloud service set to launch today, we have begun receiving reports from international users that iTunes in the Cloud has already begun going live for them. Reports have come in from Canada and the United Kingdom so far, but it is unclear whether additional countries will be included in (more…)

Box.net for iOS gives you fast and easy access to your cloud account–all 50GB' worth!

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Box.net)

Looking for a boatload of free cloud storage? If you own an iDevice, you can score 50GB of it, no strings attached.

That’s the deal being offered by Box.net: 50GB of online storage for anyone who installs the Box.net app on an iPhone , iPod Touch, or Pad. (Sorry, Android users–not sure why you’re (more…)

General (default) view – This is the first view and contains a portion of the synopsis, and other info like who’s in the movie and when it was released.
Synopsis view – This is the second view and shows the full movie synopsis.
Technical view – This is the third view and shows technical information about the video file.
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Couple of week, FireCore had released an updated version of their jailbreaking tool –
to support untethered jailbreak (more…)

in the U.S. It allows users to store their entire music collection (up to 25,000 songs), including songs that they’ve ripped from CDs or purchased from anywhere else in iCloud.
Folks at InsanelyMac have created a video walkthrough of Apple ‘s new iTunes Match service, which reveals that you will not only be able to download but you can also stream music from your iTunes music library in iCloud on your
, 
, iPod touch, Mac and PC. Until now, (more…)

yesterday, some developers discovered that
on iPhone , iPad and iPod touch.
The blogosphere was excited with the news as until yesterday, iTunes in iCloud was perceived as a download only service. It looks like we were wrong about iCloud supporting music streaming (technically speaking).
reports that iTunes in the Cloud is a download only service and they’ve received a confirmation from Apple ‘s spokesperson, who told them that songs need to (more…)

Apple ‘s In-App purchases policy had managed to upset quite a lot of developers, even after
. Amazon’s Kindle app was directly affected by these policies and
.
Today, Amazon has silently launched
, a web based Kindle avatar to tackle this problem. It not only allows users to read books, but also purchase them through Amazon and keep them on their devices for later use just like the native app.
Currently, Kindle Cloud Reader works on the
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,
users who have jailbroken their iDevice to save application data to their Dropbox account.
It not only helps you to keep a backup of your application data in the cloud so that you can always restore it, but it also provides a neat way to transfer the latest game saves from your iPhone to an iPad or iPod Touch.
) currently only allows users to upload the photo library to their Dropbox account as that is what is possible using the official APIs.
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Back in March, Amazon surprised everyone by
, which allows users to store music and other digital content like photos, videos and documents in the cloud and
for Web and Android, which allows users to listen to their music from an Android based smartphone, Mac or PC.
At that time, we had pointed out that Amazon Cloud Player didn’t work on the
,
.
If you visit Amazon’s Cloud Player through the Safari web browser on an iOS device, you’ll (more…)

, Apple has started using the iCloud name internally within several products currently under development thus confirming
that Apple has acquired the iCloud.com domain name.
Xcerion – a Sweden based company that offered a web-based file storage service under the iCloud brand name until recently, has rebranded it to
. Apple is reported to have purchased the iCloud.com domain name and other related domain names from Xcerion for a whopping $4.5 (more…)