iTunes has been updated to version 10.6.1, it’s a minor update that includes some improvements and bug fixes, no new features are added.
Note: This update is safe for jailbrakers and unloskers !
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Archive for the “iPod” Category
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03
2012
Angry Birds Space released for Android and iOSPosted by: Jonas in Android, Android Apps, iPad, iPhone, iPhone Apps, iPod, Video
As promised, Rovio has released today the Angry Birds Space for Android and iOS devices and you can get them already on the stores.
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03
2012
Battery Madness – Prolonging the Life of your Smartphone/Tablet BatteriesPosted by: Joe Skerratt in Android, Blackberry, HTC, iPad, iPhone, iPod, LG, Motorola, Nokia, Nokia / Symbian^3, Nokia Belle, Other Phone Brands, Samsung, Smartphones, Sony, Tablets, Windows Mobile, Windows Phone 7
The original iPhone was the first smartphone shipped with an embedded non-removable battery. Well, they were removable, just not (officially) by the end user. A trend was born; nowadays numerous smartphone's come with embedded batteries. The Nokia Lumia 900 and the Motorola Droid Razr Maxx are two high-end devices following this concept.
With the release of iOS 5.1 yesterday, a number of changes were listed. Check out this quick hands on video of these changes to see how they compare to the previous version.
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03
2012
Get it while it’s hot: iOS 5.1 now available for downloadPosted by: Caleb in iPad, iPhone, iPod
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02
2012
Sky Go ReviewPosted by: Joe Skerratt in Android, Android Apps, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Tablets, Video
One week after the release of Sky Go and it's time for a real-world review. Read More »
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02
2012
Sky Go will NOT be compatible with Ice Cream SandwichPosted by: Joe Skerratt in Android, HTC, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Samsung, Tablets, Video
In a statement released in 2011, a Sky Go representative suggested that ensuring compatibility across different Android OS versions was vital and one of the reasons why the Sky Go app has been heavily delayed. Read More »
"What it would take to make iPhones in United States?" and "Why can’t that work come home?" were the question President Barack Obama asked Steve Jobs in Feb. 11, 2011 during a during a dinner with Silicon Valley’s top players and Steve Job’s answer was, "Those jobs aren’t coming back.
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