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The road towards Universal Media Server 3.0 continues with the release of the first alpha build. Check it out.

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!

A few weeks ago, I published a Gaming Shades of Grey story about DRM that got quite a few of you talking. Since we've already hashed out the debate part of the issue, let's take a look at a few of the games and foibles that caused DRM to become such a hot industry topic.

With their mountain of legal bills, there's no denying that folks over at Nintendo and Apple have probably seen some slightly better days, but for the hackers of the world things definitely got a whole lot brighter. Find out all sides of the story in this week's One Hacker's Opinion!

New iOS firmware and new iTunes from Apple. Let's take a look at the latter.

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

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

The evad3rs are on top of their game. When Apple releases a new firmware, they get it jailbroken.

Now, that was pretty quick.

Been waiting around for the anticipated iOS 6.1 (and 6.0-6.0.2) jailbreak to be released? Wait no longer, it's here!

There's no real denying that over the past few weeks competition between backup managers has been heating up. For today, I've set up a feud between the two most popular options on the scene. When It's IrisManager versus multiMAN, who will come out on top?

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

In a somewhat unexpected move, Apple has released iOS 6.0.2 as of yesterday, which promises to fix some wifi issues. The catch is, it will only work if you've got an iPad Mini or iPhone 5.

One of the biggest failure of Apple's iOS 6 was unquestionably Apple Maps. It has taken Google a little while to respond to this weakness, but the release of Google Maps on iOS this weekend certainly has a lot of folks buzzing.

The first update to iTunes 11 is on its way. See what's coming along with it.

iTunes has been in serious need of an update for quite some time now, and with just a few days left in November, some say that time just might be upon us very soon!

If you've been to lazy to make the small leap to 6.0.1 you should probably do so right now, especially if you have a data plan. Users are reporting overage fees!

Showtime is one of the PS3's most valuable homebrew applications with a bevy of music and movies to enjoy.  But what  if you could make that experience even better? Check out the Oceanus skin from facanferff.

With services like Spotify and Pandora hogging all of the spotlight when it comes to streaming music and radio, there's little doubt that Apple couldn't at least be thinking about cutting into that financial pie. Thanks to a new report by Bloomberg, that rumor seems to have some traction.

Earlier, the Dev-Team announced via twitter and their blog about a major upgrade to their 'do it all' tool redsn0w. Lets take quick look at whats new.

DRM has certainly come a long way since its inception. More commonly related to the anti-piracy mechanism used to curb illegal song sharing in iTunes, the ways that companies protect their games must continue to evolve as hackers probe into software for illicit purposes.

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.

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.

While we have fresh rumours for the new iPhone and iPad Mini, here's some more regarding Apple's iPod lineup.

If you were looking to get something for free the other week but missed out, then Sony is about to hook you up with something that will change how often you pick up your PS Vita.

We reported a couple of days ago about the Russian hacker who found a way to get in-app purchases for free. Apple managed to block the IP address of his original servers, so he has another trick up his sleeve.

If you are one of the many people who enjoy what the Apple lineup of devices has to offer but you live in one of the Asian countries that doesn't have the iTunes Store then there is some good news for you.  You won't have to rue or lament that fact any longer as Apple has 12 new countries in which it has to cut the red ribbon in and open up the iTunes Store.

Half a year ago, Microsoft released the Xbox Live application for iOS devices. With it, you can check up on your buddies, view achievements and the like. With the newest update, you'll be able to somewhat run your Xbox on your iOS device. More specifically, from your iPhone or iPod Touch.

Yesterday was the last day of Apple's WWDC convention. We've seen the release of New Apps, Passbook, which holds all your giftcard information as well as credit cards and more. We also have seen a range of new Macs. Lets take a look at the second most sought after announcement: IOS 6...

Not too long ago we posted about the Absinthe Untethered Jailbreak for IOS 5.1.1. If you are unsure about how to use it or are a bit weary, fear no more. I have quickly rattled up a guide for you. In the words of the Chronic Dev Team "so easy your grandma could do it ;D "

Although we mentioned that there is now a downgrade method for those with an iPhone 4s and iPad 2 with their 5.0.1 shsh's saved, that doesn't necessarily help those who need an unlock or those who DO NOT have their shsh's saved.  So what does that mean?

If, like me, you very rarely hook your iPhone up to your computer then it's probably for the best. Just over a month ago I told you that Apple had updated it's iTunes software.  Did you miss it?  If so you better read on before updating...

Not a usual update in the way of hacks or anything like that, but an app announcement for you music lovers and I myself have been REALLY looking forward to. Apple had recently reached 25 Billion downloads and with this release i'm sure that it'll make 26 Billion in no time (ok i'm exaggerating a little).

Everyone loves toting around an iPhone that is jailbroken and unlocked. Apple has been making the latter harder to accomplish, by introducing new basebands in their firmware updates. This limits ultrasn0w, at least until a new update is released.

Restoring your iDevice to a CFW has always been a pain in the ass. Errors left and right, especially for those just coming into the scene with very little knowledge. Although developers try to simplify the process as much as they can, there's always one awkward bit. But while everyone waits patiently for the ios5.1 untether updates, the iphone dev-team have been doing some updates of their own.

Apple, well known for their software updates, are updating another security area. There isn't a security risk here at all, they're just beefing up the amount of security you have.

If you're running the beta version of Windows 8 or developing apps to use the Metro interface and have an iPad laying around, you can go hands on with those apps... with this one. It doesn't require you to jailbreak either.

A different spec'd iPhone isn't the only thing that's being "seeded" within the walls of Apple. The next major version of iTunes is going around and what it could be packing is raising eyebrows... or at least, it did mines.

What do Sony and Apple have in common? A lawsuit. That's right Sony is being sued again and this time their friend Apple is coming along for the ride.

If you haven't gotten cozy with PS3 Media Server yet, you might want to try out Plex.

If, like me, you only open your iTunes every couple of months then this ones for you. It's been around 3 months since Apple's last update of iTunes, and here they go with another, just as you thought it couldn't BE any better.

Round about the middle of 2011 Apple released ios 5.0.  With this Apple started using the APticket, which was their sneaky way of stopping our ability of downgrading to a lower firmware using iTunes.  Well for the iPhone 3g[s] and iPhone 4 there was a workaround that allowed us t

So not long after the Dev-team updated redsn0w, ih8sn0w (the maker of programs such as iREB and iFaith) has been hard at work updating his tool sn0wbreeze to version 2.9.2 to do the same thing.

So the 'new iPad' was shown to the public a very short time ago. And now they've managed to roll out an IOS upgrade as was expected sooner or later.

The Guardian reports that Apple is currently working on a new audio format that could allow the company to offer "high definition" audio via iTunes. The format would also integrate an "adaptive streaming" component that would allow music being accessed from iCloud and iTunes Match by portable devices to be automatically adapted to fit bandwidth or storage constraints. Uploaded iTunes Match Songs Inaccessible for Some Users