While everybody is waiting for the Apple iPhone 5S and a major update to Apple iOS 7, here is an interesting concept with high resolution images and video demonstration.

A variety of new scams targetting Apple iOS 6.1.3 users looking for an untethered jailbreak for there devices have started to appear online victimizing users. After, the cleverly crafted Silv3rWind Untethered Jailbreak For Apple iOS 6.1.3, we now have imposters promoting fake evasi0n downloads acting as team evad3rs with promise of an untethered Apple iOS 6.1.3 jailbreak.

With release of Apple iOS 6.1.3, Apple fixed multiple security loopholes exploited by the evasi0n jailbreaking utility. While team evad3rs have earlier said that they have more loopholes which can be executed for any future jailbreak - we are still to hear from the dev's on progress of any upcoming iOS 6.1.3 jailbreak.

Apple has finally plugged the evasi0n jailbreak loophole and released the updated iOS version iOS 6.1.3 (10B329). Apple acknowledged the work of team evad3rs citing them for four of vulnerabilities, fixing a total of six major security flaws.

Users willing to upgrade can download Apple iOS 6.1.3 firmware restore files for there devices using the direct download links posted below. Do keep in mind, if you have a jailbroken iPhone you will loose the jailbreak with the ability to re-perform the hack until a new security flaw is exploited and released.

evasi0n the free, multi-platform, easy to use jailbreaking utility now supports Apple iOS 6.1.2, here is a pictorial on how fast and easy it is to jailbreak an Apple iPhone 5 with latest Apple iOS 6.1.2 using the utility. A user simply needs to connect the device and launch evasi0n, followed by clicking the Jailbreak button and strictly following onscreen instructions provided by the utility.

Smartphones are probably the best innovation in the last few years, which have brought forth significant changes to the way a phone is used, and in some areas have gone far ahead of computers in terms of the usability. Maybe a decade or so back, we were hardly aware of how the ecosystem would be affected by mobile computing devices which will be able to do so much more.

Smartphones are able to do so much more than just connect us with other people. They have in fact changed the way we work, live and socialize. And there are some names which have come to dominate this area and are bringing in the latest advancements to customers constantly. The current leaders in the segment feature names like Apple, Google and Samsung. While the first two have brought in the innovations that have changed the market altogether, the third has used a combination of guile and intelligence to get much ahead of everyone else. It is quite interesting to review the tactics that these manufacturers have undertaken to become Numero Uno in their niches.

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While Apple’s diligent focus on customer experience drives it to create the most innovative features in the iPhone, it’s almost the “minimalism wins” philosophy that Apple has won so many accolades for. It uses customer intelligence rather than market research to come up with the most innovative technology advancements that has floored its customers, through the iPhone, iPod and more recently the iPad. However, the new versions of the iPhone just seem to be building on the name than actually bringing any new features to the fore. It is no wonder, then, that global sales of the iPhone 5 continue to dwindle.

If you have your iPhone 3G/3GS flashed to iPad baseband 06.15.00 to retain the ultrasn0w unlock, and now somehow managed to make your phone unbootable here is the solution.

While trying to resurrect an Apple iPhone 3G stuck in a reboot loop at boot logo, I found that the only solution is to go for an factory unlock service and restore to the original iPhone iOS firmware with current modem version. Apple needs the correct baseband/modem version to enable the legal factory unlock via iTunes, and if you have the iPad baseband 06.15.00 it wont work. Here is a tutorial on how to downgrade the iPad baseband 06.15.00 to the correct one on Apple iPhone 3G.

Turning images into beautiful Collage is a trend more and more users prefer these days to remember unforgettable moments and celebrate the festival of life. Turning a serious of ordinary photos into marvelous collages gradually becomes popular among people from all walks of life, If you are a fan of collage making, you must know the popular collage making app -- Picture Collage Maker. It had the versions for Windows and Mac, and is now is available on Apple iOS platform.

Picture Collage Maker for iOS is a simple and practical collage creator that let you create unique collages using your favorite pictures from your photo library. Even though you are the one without any professional knowledge, you can master it well on your smartphone. The only thing you need to do is to prepare a collection of the pictures you love. The APP provides a lot of elaborate and well-designed templates for you, so you can simply select a beautiful template and upload pictures, then edit the collages freely.

It is normally $0.99 to purchase but it can be downloaded at no cost on iTunes App Store within the giveaway period from March 10th at 5 am GMT to March 13th at 9 am, 2013. Remember, it is free for three days only.

Getting your iPhone enter DFU (Device Firmware Update) mode can be tricky, as it involves carefully timed pressing and holding of multiple buttons. Imagine the situation when your Apple device have broken Power and/or Home buttons which do not work as expected, and the need to get your device in DFU mode arises.

Thankfully, the leading jailbreaking utility redsn0w offers a solution to create DFU .IPSW firmware restore file for users who are not able to get the DFU mode using the button combination.

While trying to fix an Apple iPhone 3G stuck at boot logo because of a corrupt baseband, I frequently encountered "iPhone 3G (WTF Mode)" error in redsn0w never seen before (as shown below). The older redsn0w version which worked well with this old hardware (Apple iPhone 3G) showed no solution to the problem but thankfully the newer one pointed at the right direction.