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• Google Authenticator 2.0.1 Update restores entries that were not displayed due to bug in version 2.0
• Decorative silver ring around iPhone 5S home button may be fingerprint sensor
• Apple shipping the iPhone 5C to China Mobile, says WSJ
• New Video gives detailed look at Graphite iPhone 5S
• BlackBerry: BlackBerry Messenger for iOS was submitted two weeks ago, still awaiting approval
• OneNote update finally lets you Create new Notebooks on your iPad
• AllThingsD: Apple to unveil new Apple TV software next week, but no new hardware
• Saurik says Winterboard might not be updated for iOS 7 unless community contributes
• Sketchy photos of iPhone 5S packaging show redesigned home button [Updated with Higher-Quality Photos]
• Judge issues injunction against Apple in e-Book Antitrust case

Google Authenticator 2.0.1 Update restores entries that were not displayed due to bug in version 2.0 Posted: 07 Sep 2013 12:35 AM PDT Earlier in the week, Google had released a major update for Google Authenticator, which came with a redesigned interface and added support for Retina Display and iPhone 5. Continue reading →

Decorative silver ring around iPhone 5S home button may be fingerprint sensor Posted: 06 Sep 2013 09:36 PM PDT It’s the week before Apple’s big press event, and speculation about the iPhone 5S and its fingerprint sensor are running rampant on the Internet. The latest theory comes from AppleInsider, which claims the rumored silver ring around the iPhone 5′s home button is more than a decoration, it’s an integral part of the fingerprint sensor. Continue reading →

Apple shipping the iPhone 5C to China Mobile, says WSJ Posted: 06 Sep 2013 07:51 PM PDT After years of negotiations, Apple may have finally inked an iPhone distribution deal with the world’s largest wireless carrier, China Mobile. Apple allegedly told Foxconn to add China Mobile to its list of carriers that are eligible to receive the iPhone 5C. Details on when the phones will land with the Chinese carrier were not revealed, but we will likely find out more during Apple’s September 11th event in Beijing. Continue reading →

New Video gives detailed look at Graphite iPhone 5S Posted: 06 Sep 2013 07:31 PM PDT There has been a lot of buzz lately over the new gold color of iPhone 5S, but I’m hoping that the rumor of the graphite iPhone 5S turns out to be true. Photos of the alleged graphite iPhone 5S rear casing have revealed that it will also come with a graphite or grey color backplate with contrasting black pigmented glass inlays at the top and the bottom and graphite colored antenna bands along the sides. Continue reading →

BlackBerry: BlackBerry Messenger for iOS was submitted two weeks ago, still awaiting approval Posted: 06 Sep 2013 06:46 PM PDT According to a BlackBerry employee, BlackBerry Messenger has been ported to iOS and is ready to land on your iPhone or iPad. All that stands in its way is Apple and its sometimes arduous App Store approval process. Continue reading →

OneNote update finally lets you Create new Notebooks on your iPad Posted: 06 Sep 2013 06:12 PM PDT Microsoft has released a new version of OneNote for the iPad, which allows users to create new notebooks within SkyDrive. This is good news if you’re a OneNote user, as you will finally be able to create new notebooks on your iPad, rather than having to create them on the desktop or using the web version. Continue reading →

AllThingsD: Apple to unveil new Apple TV software next week, but no new hardware Posted: 06 Sep 2013 04:39 PM PDT A rumor earlier this week suggested Apple could introduce new Apple TV hardware at its September 10th press event, but this story may turn out to be false. A new report from AllThingsD now claims that Apple will only unveil new software for the set-top device. Continue reading →

Saurik says Winterboard might not be updated for iOS 7 unless community contributes Posted: 06 Sep 2013 01:53 PM PDT WinterBoard is one of the most popular jailbreak apps that allows you to download and install custom themes from Cydia to change the way your iOS device looks and feels. According to a recent reddit comment by Winterboard creator Jay Freeman aka saurik, the tool is is unlikely to be updated for iOS 7 due to the lack of third-party support. Continue reading →

Sketchy photos of iPhone 5S packaging show redesigned home button [Updated with Higher-Quality Photos] Posted: 06 Sep 2013 11:49 AM PDT Apple’s supply chain is so vast that despite doubling down on secrecy, the company can’t contain leaks emerging from its Asian partners. Today, images of what appears to be the iPhone 5S packaging have been leaked by a Chinese site. Continue reading →

Judge issues injunction against Apple in e-Book Antitrust case Posted: 06 Sep 2013 10:50 AM PDT In July, a federal judge found Apple guilty of conspiring with book publishers to raise the retail prices of ebooks when it launched the iBookstore. The judge has today followed up on that decision with an injunction that prohibits Apple from entering into “most-favored-nation” (MFN) agreements with publishers. Continue reading →

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