could come with a A6 quad-core chipset and support LTE speeds.
prototype.
From the data in the photos, which contain the output from an iPad 3 using a development and debug tool called iBoot, we can infer plenty of information about the upcoming iPad 3. For starters, the model numbers are J1 and J2 (iPad3,1 and iPad3,2), and while DigiTimes reported this a few weeks ago, these two models are not different devices, just a single iPad available (more…)

See where the iPhone is placed? This is an excellent example of using the rule of thirds. It also happens to be a gorgeous photo, courtesy of Christopher Wesser.

(Credit:
Christopher Wesser, Sandbox Studio Photography)

I hate to admit it, but my iPhone is always the first thing I reach for when I spot a photo-worthy scene.

Sure, I own a digital camera, but my iPhone is always with me, packs an excellent (more…)

Couple of days back, the jailbreak “Dream Team” showed us the
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If you had any doubts about an jailbreak for iPad 2 the photos below should put those concerns to rest. pod2g briefly published a photo of a jailbroken iPad 2 running iOS 5.0.1 running Cydia. pod2g didn’t say much in his blog post. He wrote:
No more to say !
Strangely, pod2g has removed the blog post. It’s not clear what was the reason for removing the blog post.
Meanwhile, (more…)

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A Canadian tech blogger has found a bug in iOS 5 that allows photos to be viewed even when the iPhone is locked. The problem arises if the date or time is changed backwards.
Ade Barkah, a Canadian tech blogger, has discovered a bug after updating his
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One of the most popular features of iOS 5 is the ability to launch the Camera app from the lock screen. Even if your device is passcode-protected, you can double-click the home button, and a camera (more…)

This is the message displayed when someone tries to view the photos on a locked iPhone .

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Elinor Mills/CNET)

Even though my iPhone is locked, I was able to show a colleague this photo on my phone after setting the clock to a date in the past.

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Elinor Mills/CNET)

A Canadian tech consultant has discovered a bug in iOS 5 that makes the photos on a locked iPhone viewable, if the phone’s clock (more…)

One of my favorite photos from my Instagram collection. Sunset in Kennebunkport, Maine. (No filter.)

(Credit:
Bonnie Cha/CNET)

Calling all Instagram users!

Yesterday, Apple named Instagram its iPhone App of the Year, and with more than 14 million users worldwide, we’re guessing a number of you Crave readers are included in the mix. With the app being a photo-sharing service and all, we thought it would (more…)

The cases are as colorful as the filters.

(Credit:
Holga)

The original Holga toy cameras were all about reveling in low fidelity. Just because you have fancy modern camera technology in your iPhone doesn’t mean you have to forgo all the fun.

The Holga quadruple image lens produces results like this.

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Holga)

The Holga iPhone Lens Filter Kit will whisk your iPhone back to an ’80s level (more…)

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Skylines)

According to a report at The Next Web, Apple ‘s iOS devices, including iPhones and iPads, account for at least 39 percent of the photo traffic on Twitter. Photo search engine Skylines has constructed a breakdown of the various platforms and clients that post photos to Twitter, showing that despite iOS 5′s relatively young lifespan it is already the seventh-largest Twitter client.

Combining (more…)

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CNET)

Now that just about everyone has high-quality cameras on their phones, people’s smartphones have become the main repository for all their photos. This can be great for showing off photos of your kids or reminiscing about an event in the past. But what about when you leave your phone on your desk or coffee table–do you really want people to have access to all your pictures?

This week’s iOS app collection (more…)