Apple

Was i0n1c joking or not joking? That... is the question.

There are many people who have still not upgraded to iOS 5 because they are stubborn and want to wait for the untethered jailbreak that pod2g and the Chronic Dev Team have been working on. Some of those people are running iOS 4.3.5, which doesn't have an untethered jailbreak because iOS 4.3.3 was the last untethered jailbreak made. For those people - we have ...

Bill Colton, a VP at ExxonMobil, recently claimed that one gallon of ExonnMobil gasoline (because it's so much different from every other gasoline) has enough power to charge an iPhone once a day from twenty years.

Gasoline harnesses a lot of energy no doubt, but it seems odd to tout a fuel's ability to power the iPhone when that fuel is usually used to move 3,000 pound vehicles around. Honestly, ...

With this Notification Center Widget you can make calls from Notification Center.

Are you a power iPhone user? You might find a Notification Center widget that has been dubbed NCInstaCall useful. It has been made a developer named Will Coughlin and it's free in Cydia. As you can see from the image above, you get a new widget added to your Notification Center with the name, version, author, and the iPhone's Phone application icon on it. Tapping on it toggles its special ...

General Electric may "bring good things to life," but it's Apple that brings good things back to life.

Specifically, the arrival of Apple's Newsstand storefront in iOS 5 has done wonders to revitalize the publishing industry, which has withered away in recent years to a dismal shell of its former self. With magazine and newspaper sales down almost across the board, Apple's Newsstand is inspiring readers ...

Apple's 2012 iPad strategy apparently doesn't include the long-rumored 7-inch model, according to the latest insight from analyst Brian Blair with Wedge Partners. On Friday, Blair revealed that the "iPad mini" remains a mythical idea largely invented by the rumor mill. Blair tells investors that there is no credible evidence or supply-chain chatter to suggest that such a product from Apple will soon arrive. ...

As the holiday season is nearing its end and tax season is about to begin, the folks over at Quicken are seeking to bring what appears to be a holiday gift that many Mac users will appreciate. The company has emailed users that it will finally begin to offer a version of Quicken that will run under Lion and Snow Leopard.

Aaron Forth of the Inuit Personal Finance Group wrote the following to users in ...

Late Thursday, Apple posted a document that should answer any and all of your questions regarding international availability of iTunes Match and iTunes in the Cloud.

In recent weeks, confusion has been rampant with regard to where the new offerings from Apple are currently availability and where they will soon launch. On December 16th, MMi reported that glitches associated with a premature ...

According to comScore Apple is now the 13th most-visited website in all of the U.S. of A.

The numbers and analysis are part of comScore’s November 2011 Media Metrix study. Apple’s position, in terms of web-traffic, puts them ahead of eBay, Walmart, and barely behind the New York Times. Apple and its web properties suckered in 79.2 million unique visitors during November.

However, ...

If you are one of the many Sprint customers seeking to upgrade in time for the holidays, you’ll be glad to find out that Sprint is running a promotion that allows customers to access an early upgrade. This news comes in based on internal documents obtained by SprintFeed.

The promotion is one that isn’t advertised but according to the report, all Sprint CDMA devices are eligible ...

Rockstar released GTA III earlier this week for a measly $5. A small price to pay for reliving one of the most influential games of the last decade. Well, that measly price just got measlier...

Rockstar is running a holiday promotion through December 29th that cuts the price of GTA III by 40% to $2.99. But, that isn’t the only deal going on, a ton of developers are running sales through the holiday, ...

Shortly after the release of Firefox 9.0, Mozilla ended up quickly releasing an update to fix a bug that was causing the browser to crash on Linux, Mac, and Windows systems.

Firefox 9.0.1 was released on Wednesday, leaving many users wondering what the update was for. The company didn’t specify in the 9.0.1 release notes why the update was needed but according to developers, the update ...