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 4/3GS Without Updating Baseband Using Redsn0w For iOS 5.0.1 [Updated]
posted on December 27, 2011
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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Mobile Safari has revolutionized the way we surf the web on mobile devices. But, there are still a few things one cannot do using mobile Safari on iPhone , iPad or iPod touch like a desktop browser. One such thing is the ability to natively upload files.
 that as the name suggests allows you to upload files on a webpage. The jailbreak tweak is developed by pimskeks – member of the 
.
. It also includes the following new features and improvements:
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As promised, iPhone Dev team has released a new version of
 - a popular jailbreaking tool, which brings native support for
, fixes the iBooks issue in iOS 5 and iOS 5.0.1 and lots more.
Redsn0w 0.9.9b9b will also allow users to downgrade using iOS 5.x. SHS blobs.
The holiday season is almost here (Happy Holidays!) so we realize everyone is busy (especially @pod2g!).  And even though we always recommend that jailbreakers stay where they are (more…)

A couple of weeks back, we reported that 
called C3 Technologies, which specialized in making 3D maps from photo data using declassified missile-targeting technology.
 - the other two mapping companies Apple has acquired in the last two years.
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C3 also makes awesome street level imagery captured using “an advanced multiple camera system with overlapping viewing angles to capture the entire surroundings in stereo.”
In addition to street (more…)

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Google)

According to sources speaking with TechCrunch columnist MG Seigler, Google has indeed been working on, and even submitted, a native app for Gmail. And oh yeah, it’s pretty cool.

Despite Google’s pretty great UI for Web-based Gmail on iOS, the native app has been a unicorn of sorts in the iOS community since the announcement that third-party apps could be written for the iPhone and subsequently the (more…)

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Google)

According to sources speaking with TechCrunch columnist MG Seigler, Google has indeed been working on, and even submitted, a native app for Gmail. And oh yeah, it’s pretty cool.

Despite Google’s pretty great UI for Web-based Gmail on iOS, the native app has been a unicorn of sorts in the iOS community since the announcement that third-party apps could be written for the iPhone and subsequently the (more…)

MG Siegler reports that Google is preparing to finally launch a native application for Gmail. This is great news as even though the Gmail web app is one of the best web apps, we’ve been waiting for Google to launch a native Gmail app.
According to Siegler, the native Gmail app will include features such as Push Notification, Priority Inbox and one-click starring of messages and may also come with contact icons, better threading, and deep searching functionality.
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 in the last two years and has been hiring talent to take the native maps application to the next level.
 now reports that Apple has acquired another mapping company called C3 Technologies. They specialize in making 3D maps from photo data using declassified missile-targeting technology.
Sources say that C3 Technologies CEO Mattias Astrom , C3 Technologies CFO Kjell Cederstrand, and lead C3 Technologies Product Manager Ludvig Emgard are now (more…)

Back in May, Google launched its music streaming service called 
.
Then in September, it followed it up by releasing an
for its music service, whereas Google Music users were hoping for a mobile app.
The goods news is that a native app for Google’s Music service is finally available in the App Store but it’s not from Google. The name of the native app for Google Music is called gMusic developed by Interactive Innovative Solutions LLC.
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Last month,
as it refused to get buckled down by Apple ‘s In-App Subscription policy.
Since all In-App Subscriptions go through Apple , it meant that publishers wouldn’t get all the information about subscribers such as demographic information used by magazines and newspapers to sell advertising. This pinched 
more than Apple ‘s 30 percent cut, since they claim their subscription model centers around owning data about its readers. 
So FT decided (more…)