Few days back, pod2G revealed that the jailbreak “Dream Team” had managed to
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 users was imminent. pod2g said that it should be released in a ”
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This led to speculations that the jailbreak “Dream team” will release the untethered  jailbreak for the A5 powered devices today as Sunday is popular as the fun day for the jailbreak community.
However, we don’t expect it to be released today based on the recent tweets by MuscleNerd and planetbeing:
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, contrary to recent
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Few days back, iLounge’s Jeremy Horwitz had revealed that he had managed to get access to some
, which suggested that it will slightly (1mm) thicker than iPad 2.
Also if yesterday’s report, which claimed that Sharp has failed to meet Apple ‘s requirement and won’t be
 is true then expert say that Apple will have to fall back on the design, which uses
that could result  in iPad 3 being slightly thicker then iPad (more…)

Japanese blog – Macotakara reports that according to their Chinese sources, Pegatron and Foxconn – Apple ‘s manufacturing partners have started assembling the
for an early-March launch.
Macotakara reports that Pegatron has got the bulk of the order and will be assembling almost 85% of the new iPads, while Foxconn will assemble the remaining 15%.
Accelerated schedule is made possible by earlier Chinese New Year festival, 23rd-28th January.
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Steve Jobs talks up the A5 processor at an Apple event in March.

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The processor running in the iPhone 4S and iPad 2 is being produced in Texas, a new report claims.

According to Reuters, citing sources, Samsung is producing the Apple A5 processor at a new 1.6-million-square-foot factory in Austin. The facility, which went into full production earlier this month, cost Samsung $3.6 billion. (more…)

that is rumored to be coming next year will come in three sizes, ranging from 32″ to 55″.
The report also claims it will be powered by Apple ‘s A6 processor, the same processor that is expected to power
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Smarthouse claims that the new Apple -branded TV will be hitting next year.
Sources at a major Japanese company who are involved in manufacturing the TV believe that the 55″ model will compete with new Smart TVs from Samsung and LG that will (more…)

Back in 2010, Steve Jobs had famously taken a dig at Apple ‘s competitors for launching tablets that sport a 7-inch screen. Steve Jobs had this to say about upcoming tablets from Apple ‘s competitors at that time:
Just a handful of credible entrants. Almost all use 7″ screen, compared to iPad at nearly 10″ screen. 7″ screen is only 45% as large as iPad’s screen. Hold an iPad in portrait view and draw a horizontal line halfway down. What’s left (more…)

“Siri, where is my iPhone 4S?” “I cannot tell you right now.”

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In a note to investors, Rodman & Renshaw analyst Ashok Kumar claims that Apple ‘s supply issues regarding the iPhone 4S are due not only to extremely high demand but also a key component not being readily available.

That component? Kumar isn’t telling. Or, doesn’t know. Either way, there’s no telling what the “key component” in (more…)

are back. ComputerWorld (via The Korean Times) reports that Apple is working on a smaller iPad and iPhone with a larger screen.
Korean Times claims that they’ve received this information from an “industry insider”.
An “industry insider” who spoke to the Korea Times made reference to an “iPad mini” and the iPhone 5 after approaching the newspaper with details of a new deal between Apple and LG Display concerning displays for future iOS devices.
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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.

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now reports Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son revealed in an interview with the U.S. Ambassador to Japan, John Roos that Steve Jobs continued to work on Apple ‘s “next product” at least up until the day before
earlier this month.
“I visited Apple for the announcement of the iPhone 4S [at Apple headquarters in Cupertino, California]. When I was having a meeting with Tim Cook, he said, ‘Oh Masa, sorry I have to quit our meeting.’ I said, ‘Where (more…)