iPhone 3GS

In the Android world, Facebook Home has certainly generated a decent amount of buzz with its popular Chat Heads feature for texting and messages. If you want to try it on your iPhone, this new tweak could be worth your time!

The traditional iPhone lock screen is functional but it's pretty boring. Watch as the Atom Cydia tweak turns the drab slider into an app hub you won't be able to live without!

Did you know that it's possible to perform a tethered jailbreak on iOS 6.1.3 as long as you have a Pre-A5 processor device? Users with a 3GS, iPhone 4, or Touch 4G will want to check out this tutorial!

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!

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

If you're stuck with a newer device on iOS 6, odds are you might be looking for a jailbreak. A team called Dream JB has claimed that they will have a working untethered option next week, but many scene veterans are saying we must proceed with caution.

While there hasn't exactly been too much to speak of on the iOS 6 jailbreak front, we can tell you that downgrading to 5.1.1 is now completely possible as long as you happened to save those SHSH blobs!

While I'm sure most of you DashHacks readers are probably satisfied with using SBSettings to hide your apps, I've got word of a cool new website that will do the same for you that will work on all those new, untapped devices.

Following up on yesterday's RedSn0w upgrade, we also have some pretty big news for those preserving their baseband for unlocking as well. If you've got an iPhone 4 or 3GS, you can now say goodbye to those carrier restrictions with the latest build of UltraSn0w Fixer.

Plenty of us have probably upgraded to Apple's new iOS 6 by now, but did you know despite all of its features there are actually web tracking elements in the software that are enabled in your settings by default? Find out what they do, and how to disable it in this article.

A few weeks ago, a kind iPhone app developer and fan of DashHacks placed a message in my LinkedIn inbox to review their FX Photo Studio app. After sitting with the program for a little bit, here are my impressions on what I liked and disliked about my experience.

iOS 6 is Apple's very latest attempt at creating a usable mobile operating system. However, some of us may not want to make the jump, which makes it all the more frustrating when we see our friends messing around with the new version. With this tweak, you can at very least give your iOS 5 device the new tinted status bar it deserves.

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.

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.

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.

If you dig the look of the rumored iPhone5 but simply don't have enough money to spring for the full phone upgrade at launch time, iPhone5Mod has a case that might be of interest to you.  Find out more details in the full story!

Apple has announced a lot of features for iOS 6, that is expected to be released in the Fall. Unfortunately, not every feature is making it to every iOS device. If you think that the new Flyover and turn by turn running features were hot but you just so happened to have an iPhone without Siri instead of with her, you may not have to regret that after all.

The iPhone 3G had a 412mhz processor while the iPod Touch had a 532mhz processor, until now, the 2nd generation iPod Touch was the fastest device by a good margin on the lineup but the iPhone 3G S has changed that. The previous generation models have 128MB of ram while the iPhone 3G S has a whopping 256MB of ram, so, the new device offers twice as much of RAM. The processor/ram information seems to confirm many details that were first revealed in a Chinese forum post.

The new iPhone is also believed to use the new PowerVR SGX graphics processing unit which provides support for OpenGL ES 2.0. This notably improved performance may require developers to support these multiple device capabilities within their apps.
For those interested in more of a technical analysis, Anandtech offers a detailed breakdown of the new iPhone's processor and GPU, according to their sources.

Although unannounced, the iPhone 3GS uses (again) a Samsung SoC but this time instead of the ARM11 + MBX-Lite combo it's got a Cortex A8 and PowerVR SGX; just like the Pre.