If you have an iPhone or an iPad and you want to experience some of the bazillion guns that Gearbox and 2K Games have in store for you, then look no further than Borderlands Legends, the isometric action-RPG mobile port of the popular console shooter. » Read the rest
The iPhone 5 among many other devices from Apple has contributed to a healthy dose of revenue for tech manufacturing giant, Foxconn. The company posted massive numbers for the quarter mostly due to demand for the latest iPhone and iPad Mini. » Read the rest
Subatomic Studios has unleashed Fieldrunners 2 over the course of the summer for iPhones. The small tower-defense app managed to rack up millions in sales and has continued to prove to be a smash hit for Subatomic Studios, even more-so now that the cash shop is open. » Read the rest
2012 isn’t finished yet but analysts are already putting together forecasts in what they expect from Apple in 2013. One analyst expects Apple to shift more than 193.3 million iPhones in the next fiscal year. » Read the rest
The telecommunication networks in China just got snazzier. Ahead of the official launch of the iPhone 5 in mainland China, reports are filing in confirming that Chinese State Radio Management has approved two different versions of the iPhone 5 for their carriers. » Read the rest
A new jailbreak on Cydia has a new way for you to unlock your iOS device. Called ‘Pinch to Unlock’ this allows you to unlock your device with a pinch instead of a slide.
The good news keeps on coming for Apple’s finances. Last week, Apple revealed it had sold 26.9 million iPhones in the last three months. That’s an increase of 58% over the same period last year, surpassing analysts’ expectations slightly.
Philips and Apple have announced that they are launching app-controlled light-bulbs via the Apple store called Hue, enabling users to take control of their home lighting in a way that most people thought only existed in futuristic sci-fi movies. » Read the rest
We recently reported on the U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) branch dropping BlackBerry in place of Apple’s latest iPhone. Well, the rest of the U.S. Government is also following suit, with the Department of Defense entering into a contract to procure more than 162,000 iOS and Android devices for employees. » Read the rest
Chalk up more news for mobile criminality. It appears one burglar caught himself in the act while trying to rob a house. He accidentally turned on his camera to record the act while he was using his iPhone as a flashlight to navigate the house. The entire act was caught on video by mistake. » Read the rest