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• Taller ‘iPhone 5′ Case With Smaller Dock Connector Surfaces
• AT&T To Start Offering Shared Data Plans In August, Reveals Pricing
• Apple Adds UDIDs For Increased Security To Block In-App Purchase Hack
• Photos Of Early iPad Prototype Revealed In Court Filings [Updated]
• UK Judge Wants Apple to Post a Notice On Its Website That Samsung Didn’t Copy iPad
• ‘iPhone 5′ With 1GB RAM, 4G LTE And NFC On Track For Fall Release
• AT&T’s CEO Says Too Early To Talk About FaceTime Pricing
• Manage Windows Like A Breeze With Breeze [Giveaways]

Taller ‘iPhone 5′ Case With Smaller Dock Connector Surfaces Posted: 19 Jul 2012 03:07 AM PDT Cydia Blog points us to a product listing of a case for the rumored taller 4-inch iPhone 5 on TVC-Mall.com. The case seems to be based on the next-gen iPhone schematics that leaked out around a month ago, incorporating the taller screen, and the 19-pin dock connector. Continue reading →

AT&T To Start Offering Shared Data Plans In August, Reveals Pricing Posted: 18 Jul 2012 02:27 PM PDT Following Verizon’s lead, AT&T also announced that it would start offering shared wireless data plans to its subscribers starting late August. These shared data plans let subscribers share a single bucket of data across multiple devices, alongside unlimited voice minutes and texts. Continue reading →

Apple Adds UDIDs For Increased Security To Block In-App Purchase Hack Posted: 18 Jul 2012 01:22 PM PDT Earlier in the week, we reported that Apple was taking steps to block in-app purchase hack developed by Russian hacker - Alexey Borodin. The original YouTube video of the hack was taken down, Borodin’s PayPal account was blocked and his site’s servers had to be moved after the original hosting provider denied service responding to Apple’s requests. Continue reading →

Photos Of Early iPad Prototype Revealed In Court Filings [Updated] Posted: 18 Jul 2012 11:32 AM PDT Although the iPhone was the first iOS device to be launched, it was the iPad that started Apple’s venture into the touchscreen device market. The research and development for such a device started way back in the first half of the last decade, which means that Apple developed, and iterated through multiple versions of the device before arriving  at the final design. Continue reading →

UK Judge Wants Apple to Post a Notice On Its Website That Samsung Didn’t Copy iPad Posted: 18 Jul 2012 10:33 AM PDT Last week, we reported that a UK Judge ruled that Samsung’s Galaxy tab did not infringe on Apple’s iPad as “it’s not as cool” as Apple’s product. While the judge took a dig at Samsung, it looks like the ruling was more adverse for Apple as Bloomberg (via Business Insider) now reports that the judge wants Apple to publicly acknowledge that Samsung didn’t copy the iPad. Continue reading →

‘iPhone 5′ With 1GB RAM, 4G LTE And NFC On Track For Fall Release Posted: 18 Jul 2012 09:16 AM PDT Last week a report claimed that ‘iPhone 5‘ had hit production and had speculated that it could be released as early as September. However, folks at BGR claim that according to a trusted source, the next generation iPhone is still in engineering testing stage and yet to enter production, but is on track for fall release. Continue reading →

AT&T’s CEO Says Too Early To Talk About FaceTime Pricing Posted: 18 Jul 2012 08:28 AM PDT Yesterday, we reported that AT&T customers are getting an error message when they try to activate FaceTime over cellular networks after upgrading to iOS 6 beta 3, which indicated that AT&T plans to charge users for using FaceTime over cellular network. Continue reading →

Manage Windows Like A Breeze With Breeze [Giveaways] Posted: 18 Jul 2012 08:20 AM PDT Let's face it, windows can get out of control. Lost windows off the side of the screen, clutter, window positions… Or this situation, you're working on a project where you're taking screenshots or doing a screencast of something. You can't finish all at once and have to come back to it. Now, how do you think you'll get the windows back exactly the way they were before? Continue reading →

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