The latest rumour about the iPhone 5 is that Apple will increase the iPhone screen size to 4 inches, up from 3.5 inches. Im not really sure if this is big news, but its a small peice of the iPhone 5 puzzle.
We’ve set aside a limited quantity of iPhone 4 models for existing Verizon customers to pre-order from the Apple Online Store for free delivery on or before February 10. Existing Verizon customers, pre-order now
February 9
Order an iPhone 4 from the Apple Online Store and have it shipped free to your door.
Or reserve an iPhone 4 on February 9 for pickup at your favorite Apple Retail Store starting February 10 and get Personal Setup.
February 10
Order an iPhone 4 from the Apple Online Store and have it shipped free to your door.
Or stop by an Apple Retail Store starting at 7 a.m. to buy an iPhone 4 on a first-come, first-served basis.
Here is a very cool Cydia app that gives your iPhone home screen a 3D effect. The 3DBoard application is now available to download on the Cydia Store for jailbroken iPhones.
3DBoard is available for $2.99 on the BigBoss repository.
Apple has released iOS 4.2.6 (Verizon iPhone 4 firmware). This release comes ahead of the scheduled February 10, 2011 launch date.
The iOS 4.2.6 firmware, build number 8E200, file weighs in at 652mb.
One of the major differences between iOS 4.2.6 and the current iOS 4.2.1 for the GSM iPhone 4 is the Personal Hotspot feature, through which up to 5 devices can connect to the internet using the wireless network the iPhone 4 creates. iOS 4.3 is to bring the Personal Hotspot feature for GSM iPhone 4s.
We have a bit of a jailbreak theme happening today. MuscleNerd has claimed that Geohot might release a new untethered jailbreak in the coming weeks.
It seems as though they are going to release the jailbreak on the same day as the Verizon iPhone 4 launch. New owners looking for a jailbreak on day 1 could be in luck!
It seems like 2011 will be the year of the dual core smartphone. We have been informed that Nvidia, Qualcomm and Broadcomm among others have already released multi-core platforms with others on the way.
While LG Electronics (LGE) and Motorola already unveiled their dual-core smartphones at CES, HTC, Samsung Electronics and Nokia are expected to showcase similar models at the upcoming Mobile World Conference (MWC), indicated the sources.
It is now expected that the upcoming iPhone 5 will have a dual core processor. RIM already has a dual-core CPU in its upcoming PlayBook tablet and Apple is believed to be looking at a similar chip for its 2nd generation iPad.
There has been a lot of talk this week about the Apple iPhone Alarm clock bug. The basic iPhone alarm clock decided not to work on the 1st or 2nd of January and the mass iPhone user base wasnt very happy! However, why do they care when there are a lot of alternative alarm clock apps for free on the app store?
Here are a couple free iPhone alarm clock alternatives.
Nightstand Central Free – This ad-supported alarm clock reminds us of the Android operating system with its flip clock on top. We like its helpful weather report included just below the timepiece. It works when you have the phone sleeping and the screen is locked, but for that background alarm capability, you’ll be limited to just four different sounds with the free version.
Theme Clock Alarm – Swipe from side to side, and you’re offered a choice of a dozen different clock styles. Some of them are stylish. Others, not so much. Surprisingly, this app is not ad-supported, and you can wake to vibrate-only alarms without sounds. What’s the catch? Although you can lock your screen and put it in sleep mode, the app must be running for its alarm sounds to work. This one would work best in a dock overnight.
TeamViewer developed recently the version 6 for their popular remote access software, they’ve included the mobile version as well and now the Android app is available to download.
TeamViewer is one of the most know applications we can use to access computers remotely, their free version is quite complete and with no complexity for installing nor using it. The mobile versions represent a great tool if we need some quick access to remote machines, that’s why they’ve developed the apps for iPhone, iPad and now Android (beta).
Here are some of the features:
Support your clients and colleagues spontaneously.
Access your office desktop with all of its documents and installed applications.
Remotely administer unattended computers (e.g. servers).
Free for non-commercial use: support family and friends or have remote access to your own computer.