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posted on November 28, 2010
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posted on December 27, 2011
How To Perform Untethered Jailbreak On Your iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS Running iOS 5.0.1 Using Redsn0w
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posted on December 27, 2011
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posted on December 27, 2011
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Yesterday, New York Times in a lengthy article titled
“iEconomy - In China, Human Costs Are Built Into an iPad”
, attacked Apple for not doing enough to improve living conditions for workers at their suppliers factories.
recounts an incident from May last year where an explosion in Foxconn’s factory killed 2 workers.
“Apple never cared about anything other than increasing product quality and decreasing production cost,”  [..]
[..]
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A couple of days ago,
that allowed users to create fake driver’s license on the request of a U.S. Senator. The app which was on the App Store for over two years, could apparently be misused for illegal activities.
According to DriversEd.com, the developers of the app, Apple didn’t contact them even hours after pulling down their app. When finally contacted, Apple cited a section of the 
 review guideline, which read:
Apps must comply with (more…)

Yesterday, Apple pulled Tether.com’s iPhone app -
. iTether allowed users to use their iPhone ’s data connection to surf the internet on a Mac or PC over USB.

Tether has published a post on their blog in a response to Apple ‘s decision to ban their tethering app.
We were not surprised by the ban as Apple has previously banned such applications from the App Store possibly due to pressure from carriers like AT&T, Verizon and Sprint who offer (more…)

that has raised privacy concerns.
Apple has clarified that it is not tracking the location of the iPhone or iPad 3G as reported by Security researchers last week. Apple has also confirmed that it has never done so and has no plans to ever do so.
Apple has answered all the relevant questions regarding the location tracking issue in a Q&A form. So if you were worried about the issue then check the Q&A below:
1. Why is Apple tracking the location (more…)

reported last week by Security Researchers has raised quite a bit of controversy. As reported earlier today,
in South Korea, France, Italy and Germany, US Senators are writing open letters to Apple ‘s CEO Steve Jobs and some have already started suing Apple .
Apple has surprisingly been silent on the issue, which is usually a good time for Steve Jobs to clarify things.
”.
Could you please explain the necessity of the passive location-tracking (more…)

Google loves to characterize Android as open and iPhone as closed. We see this disingenuous and clouding the difference.
Android is very, very fragmented and becoming more fragmented by the day.
The first thing we think of when we hear open is Windows, which is available on a lot of devices. Unlike Windows, where PCs have the same interface, Android is very fragmented. HTC and Motorola install proprietary user interfaces to differentiate themselves. (more…)