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• T-Mobile attacks AT&T’s ‘Next’ early upgrade program
• Apple cracks down on service that abused Enterprise Distribution program to let users install GBA emulator
• Google Chrome update brings improved Google Apps integration, fullscreen iPad support and data compression
• Apple and Liquidmetal collectively awarded patent for mass production of Liquidmetal
• ‘Deus Ex: The Fall’ 1.0.3 update removes Anti-Jailbreak code
• Report claims Apple to launch iPhone 5S with 4.3-inch display, to delay launch until the end of the year
• How to save offline maps in Google Maps 2.0 for iPhone and iPad

T-Mobile attacks AT&T’s ‘Next’ early upgrade program Posted: 17 Jul 2013 07:54 PM PDT Hot on the heels of T-Mobile announcing its semi-annual smartphone upgrade program called JUMP, AT&T announced its own annual upgrade program called AT&T Next, and Verizon's rumoured to introduced one as well. Continue reading →

Apple cracks down on service that abused Enterprise Distribution program to let users install GBA emulator Posted: 17 Jul 2013 12:22 PM PDT A few days back, we told you about a method that would let you install GBA4iOS, a GBA emulator, on your iPhone without jailbreaking. The method used Apple's enterprise distribution program, and relied on an enterprise certificate issued to a company called MacBuildServer. Continue reading →

Google Chrome update brings improved Google Apps integration, fullscreen iPad support and data compression Posted: 17 Jul 2013 11:49 AM PDT Google has released an update for Google Chrome for iPhone and iPad. The update includes features such as improved integration with other Google Apps such as YouTube, Maps, G+ and Drive, fullscreen support on the iPad and more importantly data cost savings by reducing data usage and improving page load times. Continue reading →

Apple and Liquidmetal collectively awarded patent for mass production of Liquidmetal Posted: 17 Jul 2013 11:39 AM PDT In 2010, Apple signed an agreement with LiquidMetal Technologies to get exclusive access to the firm's proprietary "amorphous metal alloys," often referred to as "metallic glass". The company tested the material in the iPhone 3G's SIM cutter tool and then extended its agreement till 2014 a few years later. Continue reading →

‘Deus Ex: The Fall’ 1.0.3 update removes Anti-Jailbreak code Posted: 17 Jul 2013 09:59 AM PDT Square Enix, developers of iOS game Deus Ex: The Fall, have just released an update to removes the anti-jailbreak code that prevented jailbreakers from firing guns, an important part of the game. Jailbreakers who bought the game through the App Store for $6.99 are understandably annoyed, and voiced their frustration on reddit and the game's App Store review section. Continue reading →

Report claims Apple to launch iPhone 5S with 4.3-inch display, to delay launch until the end of the year Posted: 17 Jul 2013 08:49 AM PDT Here’s the crazy rumor of the day. Bloomberg relays a new report from Taiwan’s Commercial Times, which claims that the launch of the next generation iPhone, unofficially dubbed iPhone 5S, will be delayed to the end of this year as Apple has decided to increase the size of the screen from 4-inches to 4.3-inches. Continue reading →

How to save offline maps in Google Maps 2.0 for iPhone and iPad Posted: 17 Jul 2013 05:53 AM PDT Last night, Google released Google Maps 2.0 which includes a number of new features and improvements such as iPad support, enhanced navigation including live traffic updates and incident reports, indoor maps etc. Google has also included the “Ok maps” easter egg first discovered in the Android app that allows you to save offline maps. Continue reading →

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