iPhone Download |
- US Government would’ve paid Comex $250,000 for exclusive use of JailbreakMe
- 10 beautiful high resolution wallpapers for your new iPad
- Apple confirms Apple TV-related iTunes issues
- And the winner of our new iPad giveaway is…
- Sharp, LG Display ramping up second-quarter Retina display shipments for the new iPad
- Best Buy sells almost as many iPhones as Apple’s retail stores
- My new iPad review
- AAPL trading halted briefly following a crash over errant trade
- Apple updates Trailers app for Retina iPad, Netflix promises high-def streaming “soon”
- Samsung designer on ripping off the iPhone: “The Galaxy is original from the beginning”
| US Government would’ve paid Comex $250,000 for exclusive use of JailbreakMe Posted: 23 Mar 2012 12:15 PM PDT
Jailbreak community owes a lot to adept hackers who find and exploit weaknesses in the design of iOS mobile operating system, thus allowing Apple’s mobile gadgets to run unsanctioned software. It’s more often than not a neverending cat-and-mouse game between Apple and hackers that at the end benefits jailbreakers the most. Say you’re an expert hacker who just figured an exploit in one of Apple’s products. You could report your findings directly to Apple and help them plug those holes with a software update. But did you know you could also hand over this valuable information to an exploit broker who will sell it to a government agency and net you a decent profit, minus the broker’s commission? A U.S. government agency, to be precise…(...) "US Government would've paid Comex $250,000 for exclusive use of JailbreakMe" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
|
| 10 beautiful high resolution wallpapers for your new iPad Posted: 23 Mar 2012 11:00 AM PDT
Out of all of the features you’ll find in Apple’s latest iPad, the new Retina display is the one causing the commotion. The screen, which is made up of over 3.1 million pixels, is by far the best in any tablet on the market right now. And if you’ve recently picked up a new iPad, chances are you’re looking for some high resolution wallpapers to make that display really pop. Well lucky for you, we happen to have a list of 10 great ones after the break…(...) "10 beautiful high resolution wallpapers for your new iPad" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
|
| Apple confirms Apple TV-related iTunes issues Posted: 23 Mar 2012 10:31 AM PDT
Have you recently been having problems with your Apple TV not downloading iTunes content? Well if so, you’re not alone. TheNextWeb is reporting that Apple has just confirmed that it is experiencing some issues with its iTunes service. The problem is accompanied by an error message that reads “this item cannot be downloaded on this network, you must be connected to a Wi-Fi network,” and is preventing folks from downloading or streaming content to their Apple TVs…(...) "Apple confirms Apple TV-related iTunes issues" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
|
| And the winner of our new iPad giveaway is… Posted: 23 Mar 2012 10:04 AM PDT
Ladies and gentlemen, we are pleased to announce that we have selected the winner for our new iPad giveaway. Special thanks to all that entered! The feedback has been insane, and it’s truly great to know that there are so many fans of iDB out there. As we’ve stated before, we really wish we had the means to provide all of you with a new iPad, but there can only be one grand prize winner…(...) "And the winner of our new iPad giveaway is…" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
|
| Sharp, LG Display ramping up second-quarter Retina display shipments for the new iPad Posted: 23 Mar 2012 09:51 AM PDT
Asian trade publication DigiTimes reported this morning that both Sharp and LG Display are set to increase their respective manufacturing output of Retina displays for the new iPad. The news follows a recent report by the same publication that Sharp shipped 2.71 million iPad Retina panels to Apple. This might mean that production issues have finally been sorted out after both firms had reportedly failed to meet Apple’s exact quality requirements. Something tells me Samsung won’t like this. As you know, Apple is clever enough not to put all eggs in one basket, so to speak. As a result of LG Display and Sharp jumping on the Retina bandwagon, Apple should be able to achieve a significant increase in iPad shipments for the next quarter and onwards…(...) "Sharp, LG Display ramping up second-quarter Retina display shipments for the new iPad" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
|
| Best Buy sells almost as many iPhones as Apple’s retail stores Posted: 23 Mar 2012 09:39 AM PDT
Back in 2008, Apple made the decision to allow Best Buy to carry and sell its beloved handset. And that choice is proving to be a fantastic one today as reports are coming in regarding the retailers’ iPhone sales. Citing a study from Consumer Intelligence Research Partners, AllThingsD reported this morning that Best Buy outlets have been selling almost as many iPhones as Apple itself…(...) "Best Buy sells almost as many iPhones as Apple’s retail stores" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
|
| Posted: 23 Mar 2012 08:38 AM PDT
When the iPad 2 came out last year, it was like I had fallen in love all over again with Apple’s tablet. It was such an improvement over the first iPad that I couldn’t let go of it for more than a few instants. Of course, the novelty stir wore off, and after a few weeks, I started dreaming about what the iPad 3 could look like or what new features it would come loaded with. Surely, Apple would awe me again. The Retina display was without a doubt the number one feature I expected from the iPad 3, so you can imagine my excitement when Apple confirmed the new iPad would come with a 2048×1536 display, packing more than 3 million pixels. After all, I don’t need much from a tablet. All I do with it is browse the web, read news, reply to emails, tweet, and my new hobby, editing pictures shot with my iPhone. So really the Retina display is all I wanted, although I’d be lying if I said I didn’t expect Apple to amaze me with features I hadn’t even thought of. And maybe that’s one of the problems we have with every Apple product launch. We expect too much. The company has set the bar so high, so quickly, that we’re always waiting for them to give us more, more, more, and more. We’re expecting the unexpectable. Did I, like many others, expect too much from the new iPad? Let me share with you my thoughts about Apple’s new tablet, now that I’ve been using it for a week. And for those of you thinking this is going to be the same old review you’ve read 27 times praising the merits of the new iPad, you’re wrong. You’ve heard every possible compliment about the new iPad, so I’ll try to give you a more captious point of view…(...) "My new iPad review" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
|
| AAPL trading halted briefly following a crash over errant trade Posted: 23 Mar 2012 08:11 AM PDT
Trading of Apple shares has been briefly halted this morning. According to Business Insider, an errant trade caused the stock to crash a whopping nine percent, hitting a low of $542.80. Trading’s been resumed and AAPL opened at $598.39. The Apple stock trades on Nasdaq under the AAPL symbol…(...) "AAPL trading halted briefly following a crash over errant trade" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
|
| Apple updates Trailers app for Retina iPad, Netflix promises high-def streaming “soon” Posted: 23 Mar 2012 07:58 AM PDT
Ahead of the original iPad introduction in the April of 2010, the blogosphere had been abuzz over an unnamed Hollywood exec who allegedly saw a prototype in person and claimed the product would be awesome for watching movies. It ended up being quite enjoyable for this purpose, but hardly awesome due its modest 1024-by-768 pixel resolution. Fast-forward to today and the new iPad, which has a million more pixels than an HDTV, is perfect for watching Hollywood movies in all their 1080 glory. As developers of popular apps update their offerings with Retina support, Apple isn’t wasting time neither. Yesterday, the company issued an update to its iTunes Movie Trailers app, basically a pretty-fied frontend to its movie trailers page released last October. At the same time, Netflix pushed an update to its video streaming client for iOS with support for Retina graphics. Though the program does not enable high-definition video streaming yet, it’s in the works and should follow “soon”…(...) "Apple updates Trailers app for Retina iPad, Netflix promises high-def streaming “soon”" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
|
| Samsung designer on ripping off the iPhone: “The Galaxy is original from the beginning” Posted: 23 Mar 2012 06:14 AM PDT
One could easily opine there are only so many ways to design a tablet or a smartphone. The argument has its merits and isn’t far from truth. With today’s mobile gadgets increasingly becoming basically a piece of glass framed by a bezel of sorts, the question of who’s copying who gets muddied. As you know, Apple filed the first in a series of "look-and-feel" lawsuits against Samsung in April 2011 over the design of the iPhone and iPad, forcing the South Korean consumer electronics conglomerate to fire back with infringement allegations of its own. As both companies remain entangled in a complicated web of lawsuits in courts around the world, Samsung Mobile's vice president of design Lee Min-hyuk has gone on the record to say he did not rip off the iPhone when designing the original Galaxy S smartphone…(...) "Samsung designer on ripping off the iPhone: “The Galaxy is original from the beginning”" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
|
| You are subscribed to email updates from iDownloadBlog.com To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
| Google Inc., 20 West Kinzie, Chicago IL USA 60610 | |
