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• Twitter Releases Update For iOS App to Fix Mentions And Interactions Refresh Issue
• iPad 3 Vs. iPad 2 Vs. iPad 1: Boot up Time Compared [Video]
• iPhone Users Twice As Likely To Use Wi-Fi Than Android Users
• Download X-Ray Wallpaper For Your iPhone
• Shazam Updates iPhone Apps; Adds One-Second Tagging
• Hacker Chronic Clears Up Misconceptions About Two-Minute iPhone Passcode Cracking Claims

Twitter Releases Update For iOS App to Fix Mentions And Interactions Refresh Issue Posted: 04 Apr 2012 03:14 AM PDT Twitter has released a minor update for their iOS app to fix the issue “where some users were not receiving updates for Mentions and Interactions in the Connect tab”. Continue reading →

iPad 3 Vs. iPad 2 Vs. iPad 1: Boot up Time Compared [Video] Posted: 04 Apr 2012 02:30 AM PDT Apple’s new iPad comes with dual-core A5X chip with quad-core graphics. So does the new A5X chip boost performance of the new iPad? Benchmark results have shown that it is as fast as iPad 2, which is powered by the A5 chip. Continue reading →

iPhone Users Twice As Likely To Use Wi-Fi Than Android Users Posted: 03 Apr 2012 01:02 PM PDT A new study by ComScore reveals that more than 50 percent of Android users in the U.S. rely solely on mobile networks for their Internet needs as compared to a third of iPhone users. Continue reading →

Download X-Ray Wallpaper For Your iPhone Posted: 03 Apr 2012 11:57 AM PDT If you liked the transparent glass back panel mod that allows you to look at the gorgeous internals of the iPhone then you will probably like this X-Ray Wallpaper for your iPhone that was just published by iFixit. Continue reading →

Shazam Updates iPhone Apps; Adds One-Second Tagging Posted: 03 Apr 2012 10:49 AM PDT When Shazam had first launched their iPhone app in 2008, the one-tap song recognition was almost magical and easily one of the coolest things one could do with the iPhone. Continue reading →

Hacker Chronic Clears Up Misconceptions About Two-Minute iPhone Passcode Cracking Claims Posted: 03 Apr 2012 08:41 AM PDT Last week, a Swedish company - Micro Systemation claimed that they had developed an application called XRY that is used by law enforcement to access information from passcode protected iPhones and Android based smartphones of criminal suspects or military detainees. Continue reading →

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