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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
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, iPhone 3GS Running iOS 5.0.1 Using Redsn0w
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Pebble)

The concept of Pebble’s “smart watch” is simple — a clean interface running useful apps and wrapped in a fashionable watch interface. The key to Pebble’s inevitable success will be its apps.

According to its Kickstarter page, the Pebble E-Paper Watch will ship with the capability to run several apps using some of the functionality of your iPhone or Android smartphone via Bluetooth connection.

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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
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“Flight of the Conchords” shown via a new iPad connected to an Apple TV and running the Comcast Xfinity TV app.

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Screenshot by Rick Broida/CNET)

I love HBO Go. Love it. Having instant, on-demand access to shows like “Deadwood,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” “Game of Thrones,” and “Extras” is all kinds of awesome.

Too bad I can’t enjoy it on the ol’ flat-screen. There’s no HBO Go channel on (more…)

The biggest game of the year – Super Bowl XLVI starts in less than 12 hours from now (3:30 p.m. PST and 6:30 p.m. EST).
that you can use to either catch the live action on your iPhone or iPad or to enhance your viewing experience.
Back in December, NFL
 that it will stream the Super Bowl and the Pro Bowl live to Verizon’s NFL Mobile app for iPhone and iPad. However, as an iPhone user with 3G data plan, you may need to also subscribe to Verizon (more…)

All right, people, I hate to be the bearer of such grave news, but resolution season is almost upon us. If you’re wondering how to make 2012 the year you finally shed those extra pounds, start choosing the apple over the fries, floss every day, etc., read on.

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U.S. Preventive Medicine)

As of late last night, there’s an app for all that–and it’s free. Called Macaw, the app for iPhone and Android phones (more…)

NBC has released a new version of their iPad app that allows users to watch full episodes of their favorite NBC TV shows for free while on the go.
Prior to the update, iPad users could only watch small clips, but not full episodes.
Exclusive photo galleries from NBC.com 
Interactive games, trivia and more
Customizable myNBC dashboard with My Feed, a personalized view of your favorite shows and related content
NBC has also made performance (more…)

while on the move so that you don’t miss the key moments at the wedding.
YouTube is live streaming the event, unfortunately it needs flash so you won’t be able to play it directly on your iPhone or iPad.
But folks at YTLive have created a web app that converts the flash based live stream in to something that works on mobile Safari browser.
and clicking on the Royal Wedding Channel.
It needs to be seen if YTLive will be handle the surge (more…)

, along with
.
iOS 4.3 brings few surprises to
, especially for MLB.TV and NBA League Pass Broadband subscribers as they’ll be able to stream live and on-demand games.
According to the release notes, iOS 4.3 update brings the following new features and improvements to Apple TV 2G:
After you’ve installed the latest iOS update, you should be able to access MLB.TV and NBA content from the “Internet” section. If you’re a subscriber then (more…)

If you own an iPhone ,
and iPod Touch, you might have figured out by now that Flash content doesn’t work on your iDevice and it is not going to happen anytime soon based on Apple ’s CEO Steve Jobs
elaborating on the reasons why Apple has chosen not to allow Adobe Flash on their platform.
But that hasn’t stopped people from figuring out a way to run Flash content on the iDevice. We have seen quite a
over the last few years that have allowed (more…)