iPhone News

With Apple's recent bashing due to scratches appearing on the back and edges of the latest iDevice, a stronger, lighter and MUCH better looking alternative may be used for upcoming Apple products.

If you're one of the lucky few to have your paws on a snazzy new iPhone 5, you've probably spent tons of indirect time enjoying the fruits employed within the latest hardware. According to a recent teardown of both the A6 processor as well as the camera, you'll get a glimpse at the true design genius that has been employed to make the piece of tech you love the most.

The honest truth is that the PSP web browser has proven itself  to be one simply horrific attempt at modern technology. As the years have passed, the once futuristic concept of browsing the web on a console has been a completely cumbersome process, but this app seeks to make things simpler for you. Did we mention there's an iOS version too?

Are you one for having your iPhone in the same pocket as your change? Your keys? Leaving it beside your drink when out? Doing this with the new iPhone 5 will leave a trace so I suggest investing in a case of some sort.

A day ahead of the official ship date for the iPhone 5, some guys in Germany have taken apart the iPhone 5 to see what makes it up. Here's a warning though, it contains a lot of screws.

If you are on any of the newer iDevices (iPhone 4s / iPad2 / iPad 3) then read this before you go upgrading to IOS 6. Downgrading has just become difficult for you. Read on:

Before the first batch of iPhone 5s make their rounds, Apple has to roll out iOS 6 to everyone else. That's right, check the date. It's September 19th already.

Sure we tend to focus a little bit more on the jailbreak side of things, but if there's one official application that we have all come to know and love it would definitely have to be the Twitter application. That's why it's great news to see a completely new version launching alongside iOS 6.

Let's take a step back from the big iPhone 5 hoopla going on right now and focus what T-Mobile is doing to get a piece of the action.

Have the idea of making your own hardware accessory for the iPhone 5, now that it's officially out? Apple has heard your calling and has released the official schematics for the phone.

If you're a developer, or you just happen to have your hands on the iOS6 GM released during yesterday's iPhone event, you'll be glad to know that the iPhoneDev team has already cracked their way into the system with a tethered RedSn0w  jailbreak for the iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, and 4G iPod Touch.

With the juicy parts of today's media event by Apple announced, we continue to play the waiting game but with confirmed facts and what not.

We all know that today's Apple event is going to be all about the next iPhone, but there are a lot of smaller announcements that will be coming along the way as well. The experts  over at 9 to 5 Mac have some supposed details on the accessories to be revealed later today.

For all you jailbreakers that love modding, not only the software of the iPhone, but the look of the phone. Be it a change of the entire skin from black / white to red or blue or whatever, here's one you don't want to miss.

I don't know many people that have or use the ATV Seas0nPass or Firecore Flash (black) software. There must be enough of you out there because these guys keep throwing the updates out. Here's another Flash (black) update:

With the launch of iOS 6, many users of the betas were disappointed to find out that their long loved native YouTube experience had been stripped from their iDevice. However, Google has made good on their promise to allow a solution, and as of today, the official YouTube app is now available in the official App Store.

To keep your attention focused, while the community lies in wait for Apple's big conference, I've decided to give you a little info on the Angry Birds franchise and it's upcoming twist.

Can't keep your marbles together for the iPhone 5 reveal coming next week? Then, you won't be able to keep them together when you read on what could be a possible release date for the iPhone 5.

While Zynga may have released their own Pokemon clone on to the App Store last week, the effort that drops today has come to us from a developer who is a lot less known than the aforementioned mobile development monster force.

A few days ago, the iOS development community was given a huge shock when a hacker known as Antisec released a large number of Apple development IDs to the public sphere. While the unknown assailant claims that the information was leaked through a file on an FBI agent's computer, the Cupertino kids  and the bureau have come back at this allegation with their own response.