Another Theory on Why Siri is Limited to the iPhone 4S

by Cody on Feb 6, 2012

When Apple announced that its new Siri assistant would only be available on the iPhone 4S last October, it caused quite a commotion in the iOS community. It meant that millions of iOS users, even those who recently purchased new devices, would have to go without the feature.

We’ve heard a couple of theories on why Apple chose to make Siri 4S-only, including the need for a solid selling point for its new handset, and the fact that it’s still in beta. But according to a recent CNET report, it’s all about the processor… Read More

 

Samsung Note: It’s Not a Phone, It’s Not a Tablet, It’s a Phablet!

by Sebastien on Feb 5, 2012

A few days ago, Samsung released a teaser for what they called the next big thing, in which they made fun of us poor Apple users. Today we found out what the next big thing is when Samsung showed off the Note, during the Super Bowl.

I was a bit confused while watching this. Is it a phone? Is it a tablet? It seems even Samsung isn’t sure what the Note really is. Turns out the Note is a phone/tablet hybrid, with – I’m not kidding you – a stylus… Read More

 

‘ColoredKnob’ Updated With a Host of New Colors

by Jeff Benjamin on Feb 5, 2012

ColoredKnob is a tweak that we covered in the past, and it was met with a fairly warm reception. We really liked it; in fact, the only thing holding us back from absolutely loving it was the limited amount of colors available in the initial release.

Apparently the developer heard our cries, because ColoredKnob has just been updated with a ton of new colors, making it much more appealing that it was before… Read More

 

When Siri Gets Psycho Creepy

by Sebastien on Feb 5, 2012

This has to be the coolest video featuring Siri I have seen yet. It’s funny, and very well put together. You should definitely check it out. Read More

 

iOS Apps Crashing More Than Android Apps?

by JS on Feb 5, 2012

iPhone and iPad apps have always been considered to be much more polished than Android apps by most users. Apple’s strict style guide and closed App Store create a similar feel among apps, while Google’s Android Market is open for all.

In a new report from crash report analytics company Crittercism, the company says that iOS apps crash more than Android apps, despite what you might think. In their report, Crittercism found that iOS apps tend to crash three times more than Android apps. But why?

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AT&T Begins Throttling Unlimited Data Users Only After 2GB

by JS on Feb 5, 2012

AT&T announced in October of 2011 that they would begin throttling data usage for users still on an Unlimited Data Plan. Original iPhone users are the only one who have kept their unlimited plans, while newer customers on AT&T have been stuck using tiered data plans, which were just restructured last month.

In October’s announcement, AT&T said they will only throttle the top 5% of data users. AT&T warns users that they will be throttled when they fall under that tier, usually passing more than 10GB of data for the month. However, things didn’t seem to go that way for blogger John Cozen who only used 2GB of data before getting the notification. Cozen reached out to AT&T upset, who then responded..

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Siri Would Do Anything For Doritos

by Sebastien on Feb 5, 2012

We already know that Siri, hot girls and Doritos don’t go well together. But do you know what happens when you tease Siri with Doritos? You might not want to know.

This video is one in a series of ads by Doritos that might air during the Super Bowl. I definitely liked the other ad better, but it’s still pretty funny.

 

‘Bookstand’ Goes Live on Cydia

by Jeff Benjamin on Feb 5, 2012

We previewed Bookstand — a new tweak that allows you to access iBooks content right from iOS 5′s Newsstand — a couple of days ago.

Now the tweak is available on Cydia for all to enjoy. Be sure to check out our full preview of Bookstand. It can be found on the BigBoss repo for $0.99, and of course it will require iOS 5. Have you tried it yet?

 

‘ZeppelinLogoPack’ Adds Even More Custom Carrier Logos to the iPhone

by Jeff Benjamin on Feb 5, 2012

So the Superman and Infiniti carrier logos just weren’t enough for you? If that’s the case then check out ZeppelinLogoPack, a free add-on for the Zeppelin jailbreak tweak, which puts a host of new carrier logos at your disposal.

If you’re looking to add even more customization to your iPhone’s status bar, then it’s hard to go wrong with this free jailbreak tweak add-on… Read More

 

iOSOpenDev App for Creating Jailbreak Tweaks Now Available

by Cody on Feb 5, 2012

Last week we told you about iOSOpenDev, an app aimed at lowering the learning curve for iOS developers looking to create jailbreak tweaks. The utility allows users to develop tweaks using Apple’s own Xcode software.

As promised, iOSOpenDev is now available for download. So if you have a little bit of a background in programming, and you’re looking for a way to get into jailbreak development, you might want to check it out… Read More

 
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