iOS

This week, as always, has been a busy one for the hacking press. If you want your news with a heavy dose of analysis, I've got your skinny on Apple lawsuits, Vita hacks, and even a PS4 price rumor that's been churning out of the mill.

The iPhone is often touted as being one of the most secure smartphones on the planet. However, these findings say that this Apple product is still more of a security risk than its Android counterparts. Find out why by clicking onward!

After a long time spent making tutorials in the land of PS consoles and Android phones, I now make a move over to iOS devices with this incredibly simple tutorial for any newbies starting out with iPhone hacking.

What was once the iOS 6.1.1 beta has become the 6.1.3 beta. Apple continues on the road towards the next major iOS firmware for their lineup of devices.

Check the notifications on your iDevice. Apple has pushed a new firmware update for it.

Apple has been hearing about the bugs and they're doing something about it.

Apple hasn't been catching a break. It sucks for them as yet another bug makes its presence known.

Apple just can't catch a break now, can they?

Now, that was pretty quick.

So now that Cydia traffic is starting to calm down, you may be looking for a few additional tweaks to install on your newly jailbroken device. As is the norm, these tweaks may not produce the biggest effect overall, but they are certainly worth looking into if you are a fan of customization.

iOS 6.1.1 starts to take shape with the release of the first beta firmware.

It was a busy week in the world of hacks, but now that Monday has arrived, I'm here to give you your weekly dose of the hottest stories with a healthy little dose of opinion. Whether you're a fan of Sony, Apple or Microsoft, this is an editorial to not be missed!

Hackers have been waiting to get their hands on the 6.1 jailbreak for iOS, but the good news is you shouldn't have to wait long. A release for Evasi0n seems to be set for 12PM Eastern Standard Time today!

Apple has finally released iOS 6.1 to the public, for all you guys that have been waiting around for it.

Unless you count tethered options, iOS 6 has been pretty dry in terms of its jailbreak news. However if its up to folks like pod2g, that could change for all of us very soon!

Do rumors ever stop about Apple devices? Today we've got an interesting one from AppleInsider that says the next iPhone could include fingerprint scanning technology.

Not too long ago I posted a story about the current stagnated state of the jailbreaking community, but if a couple of scene figure heads have their way hopefully we won't have to wait too much longer after the release of iOS 6.1.

If there's one thing we've been hearing a lot about in the Apple universe lately, it's the strong possibility of the iPhone 5S arriving on shelves sooner than expected. Here's another solid report that also comments on a possible "lower end" model.

Apple seems to be starting off 2013 with a bang. Developers have noted that mentions of a new model iPhone and even a new version of iOS are coming from their app requests and usage logs. Could this be the first real sign of two more big releases for Cupertino?

With the holiday season near its end, chances are there are many of you with some brand new Apple devices in your hand. Whether its an iPad Mini or iPhone 5, you're going to be dealing on the iOS 6 firmware, so that can mean quite a lot of things if you intend to jailbreak.