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• This is What The iPhone 5 Will Look Like [Photos]
• New YouTube App For iPhone Hits The App Store
• iPhone 5 Could Add Half A Percent To US GDP
• T-Mobile USA Announces Major Marketing Push To Attract Unlocked iPhone Owners
• Sprint Rolling Out 4G LTE Network In Over 100 New Cities ‘In Coming Months’
• Google Drive For iOS Updated With Doc Editing Features
• App Publisher Claims Leaked ‘FBI’ UDIDs Were Stolen From Their Servers
• T-Mobile UK Adds Placeholders For iPhone 5
• BattSaver Updated With New Features, Bug Fixes

This is What The iPhone 5 Will Look Like [Photos] Posted: 11 Sep 2012 04:46 AM PDT If rumors are to be believed and all signs seem to suggest that the leaks so far are accurate, Apple is all set to unveil iPhone 5 at the media event tomorrow, which will look similar to the iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 and come with a taller 4-inch screen with 1136×640 resolution, unibody two-tone backplate, faster quad-core A6 chip, twice the RAM, support for faster 4G LTE network, new smaller dock connector and completely redesigned in-ear headphones. Continue reading →

New YouTube App For iPhone Hits The App Store Posted: 11 Sep 2012 01:29 AM PDT Google has just released the native YouTube app for iPhone in the App Store. The YouTube app came pre-installed with the iPhone, since its launch in 2007. However, Apple removed the YouTube app  in iOS 6 beta 4. At that time, Google had clarified that its license to include the YouTube app had ended and had mentioned that it was working on a new YouTube app. Continue reading →

iPhone 5 Could Add Half A Percent To US GDP Posted: 10 Sep 2012 02:35 PM PDT Analyst expect iPhone 5, which is widely expected to unveiled at Apple’s media event on Wednesday, September 12, to be the biggest consumer electronics product launch of 2012 as well as the biggest device upgrade cycle in smartphone history. The iPhone 5 launch could be so big that it could give a boost to U.S. economy, according to J.P. Morgan’s chied U.S. economist Michael Feroli reports Wall Street Journal. Continue reading →

T-Mobile USA Announces Major Marketing Push To Attract Unlocked iPhone Owners Posted: 10 Sep 2012 12:33 PM PDT T-Mobile has been absent from Apple’s official list of carrier partners for the iPhone in the U.S., even as its competitors like Verizon, Sprint and other regional carriers caught on with AT&T, and started offering the iPhone in the past couple of years. Despite its 3G network being incompatible with the iPhone, T-Mobile carriers more than a million iPhones on its network. The company aims to considerably increase this number, with its newly announced marketing push targeted towards unlocked iPhone users coupled with its shift to an iPhone compatible 4G HSPA+ network. Continue reading →

Sprint Rolling Out 4G LTE Network In Over 100 New Cities ‘In Coming Months’ Posted: 10 Sep 2012 11:40 AM PDT After rolling out its 4G LTE services in 19 cities, mostly Texas, Kansas, and Georgia until now, Sprint has announced today that it will be rolling out 4G LTE network in over 100 new cities in the coming months including Boston, Charlotte, N.C., Chicago, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, Memphis, Miami, New Orleans, New York, Philadelphia,  Washington D.C etc. Continue reading →

Google Drive For iOS Updated With Doc Editing Features Posted: 10 Sep 2012 10:45 AM PDT Back in June, Google released a native app for Google Drive – its cloud based service. But the initial version only gave iOS device users the ability to view documents, photos and videos from their Google Drive account. Google has released a major update for Google Drive app, which includes features such as the ability to edit documents, richer Google presentations with animations and speaker notes, ability to create a new folder or a document and lots more. Continue reading →

App Publisher Claims Leaked ‘FBI’ UDIDs Were Stolen From Their Servers Posted: 10 Sep 2012 10:09 AM PDT Last week, the AntiSec hacking group released more than 1 million Unique Device Identifiers (UDIDs) from Apple’s iOS devices. The hackers claimed that the UDIDs were obtained after breaching an FBI computer, which had over 12 million records that included personal information such as user names, push notification tokens, cell phone number and addresses. Continue reading →

T-Mobile UK Adds Placeholders For iPhone 5 Posted: 10 Sep 2012 07:58 AM PDT 9to5Mac has just reported that T-Mobile has created placeholders on both its internal and external systems in the UK for the new iPhone. It is not the first time we’ve seen carriers adding placeholders for Apple’s iPhone ahead of the launch. But that’s not the interesting bit as there is more to the story. Continue reading →

BattSaver Updated With New Features, Bug Fixes Posted: 10 Sep 2012 05:48 AM PDT Last month, we had told you about BattSaver - a jailbreak tweak that promises to double your iPhone’s battery life by cleverly managing the components that affect iPhone’s battery life such as 3G radio etc. xvolks – the developer of the jailbreak tweak and best known for his work on the Absinthe jailbreak tool has released an update for BattSaver with a number of new features and improvements. Continue reading →

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