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• Hacks For Your iPhone That Don’t Require A Jailbreak
• Apple Granted Trademarks For Design and Layout of its Retail Stores
• Judge Rules Samsung Did Not Infringe Apple Patents Wilfully; But Denies Bid For New Trial
• New Apple TV Will Be Powered By A5X Chip
• Is it Really ‘Illegal’ to Unlock Your iPhone? The EFF Weighs In
• MyScript Calculator: Free App That Solves Math Equations You Write On Screen
• FCC Publishes New Apple TV Dimensions: Just a Touch Smaller
• Surface Pro Tablet Buyers Can Use Only a Fraction of the Space They Pay For
• THX Releases An App to Help You Tune Your TV and Home Theater for the Best Experience
• Department of Justice Asks FCC to Hold Off on the Sprint-Softbank Decision Until it Can Review It

Hacks For Your iPhone That Don’t Require A Jailbreak Posted: 30 Jan 2013 04:01 AM PST We’ve have seen a number of hacks in the last few months, which allow you to do things like change your iPhone’s carrier logo, hide stocks apps, or the Newsstand (folder) without jailbreaking. In this article, we’ve compiled a list of hacks that don’t require jailbreaking. Continue reading →

Apple Granted Trademarks For Design and Layout of its Retail Stores Posted: 29 Jan 2013 09:20 PM PST Apple has been granted a trademark in the U.S. for the minimalist design and layout of of its retail stores. The stores, which have played a crucial role in Apple's growth, had recently been unofficially cloned in China, fooling many people into believing that they were in a real Apple Store. Continue reading →

Judge Rules Samsung Did Not Infringe Apple Patents Wilfully; But Denies Bid For New Trial Posted: 29 Jan 2013 08:58 PM PST The Verge reports that Judge Lucy Koh who presided over the landmark Apple vs. Samsung trial has just ruled that Samsung did not infringe Apple patents wilfully. The jury had found that Samsung had wilfully infringed on 6 of Apple’s patents and ordered it to pay $1.09 billion in damages. Continue reading →

New Apple TV Will Be Powered By A5X Chip Posted: 29 Jan 2013 08:15 PM PST The details about the next generation Apple TV continue to leak. We first got the hints that Apple was planning to launch the next generation Apple TV, when it quietly released the iOS 6.1 firmware for an Apple TV device with code named J33I (the code name of the third generation Apple TV is J33). Then earlier in the day, an FCC document revealed that the new Apple TV will be slightly smaller than Apple TV 3. Continue reading →

Is it Really ‘Illegal’ to Unlock Your iPhone? The EFF Weighs In Posted: 29 Jan 2013 05:26 PM PST As you might know, unlocking your iPhone through any means other than your carrier or manufacturer became illegal starting this week under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). The DMCA prevents unauthorised modification of software, and Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has been responsible for winning exceptions for jailbreaking and unlocking since the past few years. Continue reading →

MyScript Calculator: Free App That Solves Math Equations You Write On Screen Posted: 29 Jan 2013 03:42 PM PST Remember the Big Bang Theory episode where the guys wanted to make an app to solve complex equations they scribbled on a whiteboard? Okay, most of us probably wouldn’t need an app that advanced, but what about one that let’s you write simple equations on your iPad or iPhone screen and have those solved? Thought so. Continue reading →

FCC Publishes New Apple TV Dimensions: Just a Touch Smaller Posted: 29 Jan 2013 03:21 PM PST We have a little more info about what the Apple TV 3,2 might be like—it will be smaller. Yep, we know that from FCC documents published today the device will be 93.78mm square (it’s 98mm now). Continue reading →

Surface Pro Tablet Buyers Can Use Only a Fraction of the Space They Pay For Posted: 29 Jan 2013 01:00 PM PST Thinking of picking up a Surface Pro (as my wife pointed out last night in Best Buy “they aren't cheaper than an iPad are they?) and mulling over getting the 128GB or 64GB version? Whichever you pick, you're in for a shock because like the Surface RT, you only get to use a fraction of that storage space. How much? Like about 23 GB for the 64 and 83 GB for the 128 model. Continue reading →

THX Releases An App to Help You Tune Your TV and Home Theater for the Best Experience Posted: 29 Jan 2013 12:20 PM PST If you’ve ever wanted to make sure that your TV and home theater are tuned for the absolutely best picture and sound possible, a new free (for a week only) app from THX might just do the trick. Continue reading →

Department of Justice Asks FCC to Hold Off on the Sprint-Softbank Decision Until it Can Review It Posted: 29 Jan 2013 11:51 AM PST The U.S. Department of Justice is reviewing Softbank's $20.1 billion takeover of Sprint for national security and policing concerns and has asked the FCC to hold off on any decision until the review is complete. Though this sounds scary and dire, Sprint and Softbank had expected this review to occur. It’s standard procedure with foreign investments of this type and scale Continue reading →

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