As stated in Apple WWDC 2011, the new iTune with iCloud allow users to re-download apps that previously purchased on the iTune App Store. According to CDFXapps, the iDOS app, which has been banned by Apple, can be re-downloaded from the purchased section.
Announced today as expected, iOS 5 will be arriving this Fall iOS 5 will be available as a free software / firmware update for iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPad 2, iPad, iPod Touch (fourth and third generation). With over 200 new features, one of the most looked forward to changes was a new notification system and Steve Jobs certainly haven’t disappointed Apple fans with this new upcoming update.
It really isn’t a catch. The folks at iPhoneIsLam have been working on an application that will turn your iPad 3G into a fully iPhone-capable iPad. The way the iPad 3G was meant to be in the first place.
This means the result is that iPad 3G users will be able to make and answer calls, send texts / SMS and FaceTime – no hardware alteration whatsoever is needed.
Angry Birds is one of the most popular top paid apps on many platforms. Nokia is planning to set up what it hopes to be the world’s biggest Angry Birds playground to land its own Guinness World Record.
Today we have an app for the iPhone that unlocks your phone using face detection tech. This latest application is called RecognizeMe, and it scans your face with the front facing camera of your phone in order to unlock your iPhone 4 – hence earlier iPhones won’t be able to use this feature.
Apigy’s Lockitron web app is an application that allows you to lock and unlock doors remotely with your mobile phone. Of course, in order to unlock the doors, you’ll need a self-install kit that includes a base-station and a USB remote fob.
As you know you can use your iPhone for a lot of things, like navigation, browsing the internet and also you can find almost anything from a coffee shop to a restaurant. But a group of Harvard scientist have thought that they can develop an app for the iPhone that will find landmines.
