So, iOS 4.0.1 is out. Will talked about the release yesterday, but I simply had to get my two cents in. I can’t help myself. As you can see from the screen capture above, the update is for the 3G, 3GS and iPhone 4. The main purpose of the update is to ‘improve the formula…
Apple pushes iOS 4.0.1 through iTunes – iPhone Dev Team, it’s your move
Today is the day that Apple pushes out their first update to the 4th generation iOS mobile operating system – the iOS 4.0.1 update for iPhone 3G, 3GS and iPhone 4 smartphones. Apple recently seeded the beta and an updated SDK to developers, so this was an expected move and we’re not too excited. What…
Evernote unveils “The Trunk” to showcase various Evernote integrations
If you love Evernote like I do, you definitely follow “every step they make” in a hope they’ll push their service even further. The popular note-taking tool is out with “The Trunk,” a service that showcases various Evernote integrations. As you know, Evernote does notes like no one else with its features including cross-platform synchronization…
The iPhone 4 has officially been jailbroken and unlocked by iPhone Dev Team
The inevitable has finally happened – the iPhone Dev Team has worked their magic to jailbreak and unlock the iPhone 4. Today, iPhone Dev Team member @planetbeing posted a proof-of-life tweet showing his iPhone 4 running on Canada’s Bell network. It seems all the hard work on the part of the Dev Team has finally…
Telus Announces HTC Desire, Landing in Time for School
Today Telus announced that they’ll be carrying the HTC Desire, which amounts roughly to a Nexus One with the Sense UI slapped on top. Not that we didn’t see it coming, or anything. It’s no Droid X, but it’ll be the best Android phone we have up north. Those on AT&T who have been interested…
Telmap adds Lonely Planet content
Telmap announced that it will be adding Lonely Planet content to its location-based solution offering. Initially, Lonely Planet information is available in South Africa and will hit additional markets in the future. As you may know, Lonely Planet produces various travel-related guides and articles, covering tens of thousands of destinations, over 800 cities and regions…
BMW gets friendly with iPhone iOS 4 ‘iPod Out’ feature
BMW and Apple are joining forces to integrate the iPhone’s iOS 4 “iPod Out” feature into the “Ultimate Driving Machine.” The German car maker has announced that it will support the new iOS 4 feature, which allows you to output the iPod music player interface to an external display – like a BMW or Mini…
Steve Ballmer to keynote the 2011 CES
Although we don’t have the full list of companies that will participate at the 2011 CES in Las Vegas, Nevada – we know who will keynote the event. It’s Steve Ballmer, the CEO of Microsoft, who did the same this year. Ballmer’s keynote will kick off the 2011 International CES at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday,…
Samsung N150 netbook hits Verizon Wireless
Just as we expected, the Samsung N150 is hitting Verizon Wireless’ netbook offering. The carrier is selling the Atom-powered computer for $49.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate and with a new two-year customer agreement. Specs wise, the N150 is a standard Windows 7 Starter edition based netbook with features that include a 10.1-inch 1024×600 pixels…
Android Getting Serious Gaming Support from OpenFeint This Summer
As much as Android is very slowly starting to overtake iOS as the mobile OS on most consumers minds, one category Android is lacking in is in gaming. With Game Center being released this Fall, even Apple has embraced how popular gaming has been on the iPhone & iPad. But it looks like a major…





