at WWDC 2011 keynote.
So not surprising after today’s announcement, the blogosphere is buzzing with rumors and speculations about Apple ‘s upcoming cloud services offering.
Last week, BusinessWeek had provided
– one of iCloud’s feature will work.
Apple Inc. has reached terms with major recorded-music companies to allow it to launch a digital locker service that would be more robust than those currently offered by Google Inc. and Amazon.com (more…)

Attention all Line2 iPhone , iPod Touch, and iPad users:
Please do not upgrade to iOS version 4.2.
If you upgrade to iOS 4.2 and you are running Line2 in the background, the ringer will continue to ring even after an incoming call is answered. This affects Line2 as well as all other VoIP and social calling apps. (Note: If you do not use Line2 your Toktumi service will not be effected.)
Apple Developer Support is aware of this issue and has designated (more…)

The hole stems from the app's failure to confirm the authenticity of PayPal's website when communicating over the Internet —a basic lapse that the security researcher who found the flaw said would allow someone to access the accounts of unsuspecting users.[..]
The security flawresults from the app's failure to verify the digital certificate for the payment service's website, which is used to verify if awebsite is legitimate.So (more…)

This would also mark a major shift in the way the iPhone would be perceived – considering it was always thought to be more of a consumer and media centric device – instead of something that you'd see in the hands of upwardly mobile professionals. That segment as you probably know, was traditionally dominated by the BlackBerry.
Of late however, Apple has been making steady inroads in to what was erstwhile BlackBerry territory. In the recent (more…)

Apple ’s online store in the US has been having major problems since it has been back up (it was down to prepare for the iPhone 4 pre-orders).
We’re hearing reports that AT&T internal network is also down.
Some users are reporting security breaches on AT&T’s website. Users are reporting that they’re able to see account information of some other user when they login to their account on AT&T’s website. It seems to have forced AT&T to take (more…)

with Apple last month, Orange is finally starting to get adjusted to competition. The carrier has announced massive discounts on some iPhone models. Accordingly, the 8GB
will now sell at €19, 16GB Orange
which was earlier priced at €149 is now available at only €59 while the 32GB iPhone 3GS model will now retail at €179. These prices come along with an Origami star contract starting at €40.90.
The other major French carrier SFR has (more…)

(Credit: Apple , Inc.)A number of iPhone Atlas readers, and numerous more on Apple ‘s Discussion boards, have reported a bevy of problems–some large, some small–after upgrading to iPhone OS 3.1. The following two procedures work to solve a number of the reported problems:
Reset your iPhone by holding down the sleep and home buttons until the Apple logo appears.Restore your iPhone : In iTunes, click the Restore button (more…)

Apple had informed the Copyright Office that the exception
request by Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) was not acceptable as the very act of jailbreaking the iPhone results in copyright infringement.
i.e. modifying iPhone 's software could lead to major network disruptions. Apple has apparently filed these arguments on June 23rd in an attempt to to rebut a request to the Copyright Office by EFF that modifications to the iPhone 's software (more…)

, which appeared to be broadcasting instant messages to random, unintended recipients, the issue is due to the Push Notification fix installed on a jailbroken iPhone as it uses the same UDID – Unique Device ID for the fix.
Due to this hard-coding, if you send a message to one of a user of a jailbroken iPhone who has installed the push notification fix then other iPhone users who had installed the fix also get the message.
It is still not clear (more…)