Category: iPhone

Just finished watching apple event. Today apple announced most anticipated iPhone called iPhone 5. The new iPhone is 18 percent thinner than the iPhone 4S. Screen size is now

Apple (iPhone maker) today announced the new line of MacBook Pro with a Retina display with 5.1 million pixels (2880 by 1800 px) on its 15.4 inch laptop

The Google Plus social network has kicked into high gear, despite a limited number of available invites over the first few weeks. Starting today it’s even easier for

One of the french blog NoWhereElse nicely showing rumors regarding the iPhone 5. There are lots of rumors going for the next generation iPhone 5. Like the iPhone

iOS 4.3 Software and features This update available from today, contains new features and improvements, including the following: • Personal Hotspot* – Share iPhone 4 cellular data connection

Apple has an official Twitter account for the App Store, appropriately named @appstore, which promises “official App Store tweets including featured apps, exclusive offers, and more.” The first

Nearly two months after a licensing issue arose between the creators of the open-source VLC platform and creators of the VLC iOS application, Apple has removed the application

In a move that’s sure to make users stand up and say “Hallelujah,” the latest update to the Skype app for iPhone finally adds video calling. The newest

NFC technology comes to the iPhone 4 thanks to the Japanese carrier SoftBank, which is offering Sony’s FeliCa payment system for the iPhone 4. The system includes an

WordPress for iOS has updated to version 2.6, which adds the ability to record video from within the app and upload it to a blog. Other improvements include

Just made the Best iPhone version of Nepali Calendar. Want to have Nepali Calendar on your iPhone? Smart Patro – Nepali Calendar is the Multicultural calendar with events

Security firms are warning of a vulnerability in Apple’s iOS for iPhone, iPad and iPod. Symantec said that it could be exploited by remote attackers to take complete

Steve Jobs, Apple’s chief executive, admitted that the company was “not perfect” at a hastily convened press conference to address reported signal problems with its latest must-have gadget,