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If you’ve ever been in a situation where you’ve enabled Airplane Mode, or turned off Wi-Fi, but you forgot you had Wi-Fi disabled when you went to open an application that requires Internet access, then a new free jailbreak tweak called Carnitine by iOS developer ClausCartel is a jailbreak tweak you might want to try out.

Rather than inconveniencing yourself to leave the application, find the Settings application, then enable Wi-Fi from the Wi-Fi preferences ...

Opera Software recently unveiled its latest project, a WebKit-based mobile browser called “Opera Ice” that is specifically designed for screen formats that are seen on popular smartphones and tablets, including the iPhone and iPad. Opera gave a brief look at a beta of the new app in an internal video released just yesterday. The video features an icon-based interface much like the optional homescreens ...

iOS 6 still lacks an untethered jailbreak solution on newer iOS devices, although users of older limera1n devices can experience a tethered jailbreak on iOS 6 thanks to a bootrom exploit and old bootrom iPhone 3GS models do have an untethered jailbreak on iOS 6.

Earlier in January, iOS hacker planetbeing shared on Reddit that he had an untethered iOS 6 jailbreak running on his iOS 6.0.2 iPhone 5, however he wasn’t ...

Apple recently started sales of its iPad mini Wi-Fi + Cellular in China, keeping to the company’s planned rollout in the country, previously announced earlier this week. With the device’s rollout, China now has access to Apple’s complete lineup of cellular-enabled mobile devices which include the latest iPhone 5 and fourth-generation iPad. Apple announced on Monday that Chinese customers would ...

With the new year off to a rough start for Apple's stock, one analyst is trying to ease investor concern by noting that comparisons to a strong 2012 will begin to ease as the year goes on. Maynard Um of Wells Fargo Securities recently said that just a year ago, the iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 shared common components, which helped to boost Apple’s gross margins. Along with a record setting launch of the Phone ...

Chatter out of Japan on Friday tells us that production of 9.7-inch screens for Apple's iPad has almost winded to a complete halt. Sources close to Sharp Corp. say that the reduction speaks to the shifting market demand for Apple products.

That is, demand for the smaller iPad mini is picking up and may be reducing previously sustained levels of market demand for the traditional - or "regular-sized" ...

A new iOS concept has appeared on the interwebz by Jean-Marc Denis and it makes accessing important toggles super simple. Since many people like to toggle things on or off depending on whether they’re in use or not, it’s very strange that Apple hasn’t yet come with a native solution for allowing users to easily enable and disable features without having to navigate through preference panes in the Settings application.

The concept’s solution? ...

On Tuesday, MMi reported that Apple is allegedly planning to set up an R&D center in Beijing. Sources inside of China say that Apple CEO Tim Cook revealed during a meeting with Beijing's acting mayor Wang Anshun that Apple's R&D aspirations were inbound for that nation.

Today, we're learning more about these supposed plans.

According to information presented on BrightWire (and originally obtained ...

The graph outlines the sales of iPhones and Galaxy devices over the course of 2 years.

There is a huge rivalry between Samsung and Apple, so great even that the two companies constantly go to court to defend their products. But enough about only the companies… how well do their products stack up to one another in terms of consumer demand? Consumers are the single best way to measure a product's success.

Definitely one of the major things ...

California Judge Lucy Koh recently ordered Apple chief executive Tim Cook to four hours of questioning in relation to an anti-poaching case leveled against five large tech companies. According to reports from Reuters, the anti-poaching case involves five former employees of tech industry heavyweights Apple, Google, Intel and others, who ended up filing a civil suit alleging the companies illegally instituted anti-poaching measures. ...

In a recent interview with Wired, Google CEO and cofounder Larry Page offered his take on the state of technology, saying that companies like Apple and Facebook need to dedicate more resources on innovation rather than competition. He expressed concern regarding company leadership, saying there is too much attention being paid to competition. When asked about a specific case involving the late Steve Jobs’ comment of “going thermonuclear ...