I would like to make a sugestion to see if the right eyes see it maybe some one can make a program,(available in cydia), to unlock frequency bands. ...

I would like to make a sugestion to see if the right eyes see it maybe some one can make a program,(available in cydia), to unlock frequency bands. ...

I need the package ClockHide that was once on Cydia. I don't know who the source was or any of that. but I still need it. anyone have it? anyone...

Check Atlantis Mission game Trailer on Youtube. No one ever said this would be easy! Dino, the grandson of the most famous Italian diver,...

We are happy to announce that *City Traffic HD: Control Traffics in 6 Cities!* is out now!! :) Image:...

What windows 7 themes out there are awesome? By awesome i mean things like: Have a working start menu Have working folders Have a cool lock...

I am zahid here. I am writing iPhone application iptocountry. But this application is not running. The IPToCountry Web service is located at...

ok back in december 2010 i got the account set up and calls were made to my google number fine, i havent used in about 5 months,just signed back in...

There have been plenty of excellent retro platformers released for iOS over the years, and the upcoming 1-Bit Ninja is one that has really caught my attention. Developer Ben Hopkins and his studio Kode80 wanted to create a platforming game that was an homage to the Game & Watch and Game Boy platformers of his [...]

Noel Llopis of Snappy Touch and Miguel Friginal of Mystery Coconut Games have teamed up on an upcoming project called Casey’s Contraptions, a colorful physics-based puzzle game. 8-year old Casey must build crazy Rube Goldberg-like contraptions in order to solve the more than 70 levels in the game. Solving puzzles will unlock over 30 different [...]

As happy as it makes me to see how far the iOS platform has come in adapting to more traditional gaming tropes, there’s really nothing I love more than coming across a game that utilizes controls and mechanics that feel completely organic to the touch screen. Such is the case of Foodies [99¢], the first [...]

They say the best things in life are free, and that's especially true if you enjoy comic books and you've also downloaded the latest offering from Squeenix. Imaginary Range [Free] is a graphic novel/game published by Square Enix, and developed by H.A.N.D., known for Final Fantasy: Chocobo Tales on the Nintendo DS. Imaginary Range isn't [...]

Pulse: Volume One [$4.99] is a new iPad-exclusive game by Cipher Prime, the developers who created the award-winning Auditorium [Free]. Like Auditorium, Pulse is a simple and elegant music game. This time around, Cipher Prime has moved away from puzzles and into the rhythm game genre. Pulse is an immersive experience right from the start. [...]

One of the strongest entries in an overcrowded castle defense genre is Liv Games’ Legendary Wars [Free]. We reviewed Legendary Wars back when it launched during Macworld in January, and found it to be highly enjoyable due to the variety of gameplay types, interesting upgradeable abilities, and wonderful artwork. Liv Games didn’t stop there, either, [...]

When the original Globe and Mail iPhone app was released, it was built by Spreed Inc and their speed reading technology. The Globe and Mail has started to release their own individual news apps, and thus this original version has become obselete. Free Press News Comes Out of Nowhere Now, what’s interesting is how the original app has morphed into a new one, called Free Press News. I noticed the...

Free Press News Replaces Original Globe and Mail App is a post from: iPhone in Canada Blog - Canada's #1 iPhone Resource

Word of an Apple deal with Nuance may have gained momentum early Saturday as hints have emerged that a deal is underway. Rather than the previously dismissed buyout, Apple would forge an agreement to bring Nuance’s voice recognition system into iOS, most likely iOS 5. While options were open, TechCrunch understood that the determination of [...]

Sony is unlikely to meet the deadline it had set to restore the PlayStation Network, keeping millions of irritated videogamers offline for another weekend as the company continues to conduct internal safety checks to defend a new system against hackers. Sourced from WSJ.com: Whats News US

TechCrunch is reporting that Apple is in the process of some sort of deal with Nuance Communications, one of the leading companies in the field of speech recognition. Many readers may be familiar with Nuance’s Dragon NaturallySpeaking software, however the Dragon speech engine is also licensed and used in a number of apps for Windows, [...]

There’s a big problem with Skype on the Mac: and no, it’s not its ugly UI (although that is a big problem). As noted by Mashable’s (and former TUAW blogger) Christina Warren, the latest version of Skype for Mac has an unpatched security flaw that that allows a person to gain remote access to another’s [...]

You can toss it on a plane. You can toss it on a train. You can toss it in a car. You can toss it near and far. Kiloo’s new Frisbee(R) app for iOS gives geeks a safe environment to toss the disc (so no more broken windows or dents in the lawn). We managed [...]

A new report claims that publishing giant Condé Nast will begin offering in-app subscriptions for Apple’s iPad as early as next week. Sourced from AppleInsider

New data from comScore for this past March has pointed to Apple nearly passing RIM in smartphone market share for the US. Shipping 18.65 million iPhones helped Apple gain half a point since December to hit 25.5 percent share in its home country. Sourced from digg

Science editor Alan Boyle’s Weblog: Scores of science experiments, ranging from a $2 billion physics experiment to tiny tubes of microbes, are waiting for their ride on the shuttle Endeavour. Sourced from MSNBC.com: Top MSNBC Headlines

A 4.5 billion-year-old meteorite from northwest Africa has yielded one of the earliest minerals of the solar system. Sourced from MSNBC.com: Top MSNBC Headlines

Word of an Apple deal with Nuance may have gained momentum early Saturday as hints have emerged that a deal is underway. Rather than the previously dismissed buyout, Apple would forge an agreement to bring Nuance's voice recognition system into iOS, most likely iOS 5. While options were open, TechCrunch understood that the determination of Nuance chief Paul Ricci and a high valuation dependent on licenses were likely deterrents to buying Nuance outright....

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iPad Native 'Legendary Wars HD' Launches for 99¢, iPhone Version Temporarily Free Touch Arcade Plus, if you don't already have the iPhone/iPod touch version, you can currently pick that up for free this weekend as well. It goes without saying that you should definitely give the regular version a download while free, and if you own an iPad then ... Legendary Wars Arrives on iPad, iPhone Version Free for the WeekendCisionWire (press release) all 8 news articles »

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Frisbee Forever app hits your iPhone screen, doesn't crack it Engadget We tossed (or flicked) the disc on an iPhone, but if you're ready to step up to the big leagues, the free app is available for iPad (and iPod touch) as well. Jump up and catch it at the source link. Frisbee Forever Flies Onto the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPadGameplay Today (press release) Free Apps Roundup for May 6th, 2011AppleTell (blog) Frisbee® Forever by KilooPadGadget all 7 news articles »

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Musical magic and flying discs: iPhone apps of the week CNET (blog) Even though I downloaded the software and checked out the map to see that my iPhone did indeed track my location, I was never terribly worried about it and took Apple at its word that the location data wasn't being used for anything nefarious. ... Free Mobile App Bundle for iPhone and Android to De-stress Mom this Mother's DayAppmodo Happy Mother's Day App: Memorable Mommy Quotes on your iPhoneAppscout Big Brother Uses an iPhoneCrosswalk.com (blog) Skatter Tech -Appolicious -The Mac Observer all 29 news articles »

A few days ago, we reported on Macworld's benchmark results for the new Sandy Bridge-equipped iMacs. Macworld found them to be, on average, about 16 percent faster in the Speedmark 6.5 test than the previous generation. Now Primate Labs has put together a report detailing the iMac's speed increases based on user-submitted Geekbench 2 results.

According to Primate Labs, the new Sandy Bridge iMacs are up to 25 percent faster than their Lynnfield predecessors. 25 percent isn't earth-shattering, but it's a nice bump for the newest models. When Primate Labs pitted the Sandy Bridge iMacs against the two-generations-old Wolfdale Core 2 Duo iMacs, however, the newest iMacs ran a whopping 70 percent faster. Time for an upgrade, Core 2 Duo iMac owners?

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There's a big problem with Skype on the Mac: and no, it's not its ugly UI (although that is a big problem). As noted by Mashable's (and former TUAW blogger) Christina Warren, the latest version of Skype for Mac has an unpatched security flaw that that allows a person to gain remote access to another's machine simply by sending a Skype message. The flaw was discovered last month thanks to the work of researcher Gordon Maddern from the firm Pure Hacking.

Maddern contacted Skype, who was reportedly already aware of the vulnerability and working on a fix. They then issued a hotfix for the security hole in a minor update (Skype for Mac version 5.1.0.922) on April 14th. However, responding to the issue in an official blog post today the Skype for Mac team said, "As there were no reports of this vulnerability being exploited in the wild, we did not prompt our users to install this update, as there is another update in the pipeline that will be sent out early next week."

What's that mean to you as a Skype for Mac user? The cat's out of the bag, and if someone who has the skills to take advantage of the flaw now knows about it, Skype for Mac users who have not updated to version 5.1.0.922 are theoretically at risk. Don't wait for the automatic update to Skype next week. Be sure and download the April 14th update right now by clicking here, or simply run Skype on your Mac and choose Skype > Check for Updates.

Now about that UI...

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TechCrunch is reporting that Apple is in the process of some sort of deal with Nuance Communications, one of the leading companies in the field of speech recognition. Many readers may be familiar with Nuance's Dragon NaturallySpeaking software, however the Dragon speech engine is also licensed and used in a number of apps for Windows, OS X, iOS, and Android.

What could the deal be? The most obvious choice is an acquisition, but as TC points out, it would cost Apple at least US$6 billion to buy the company. Apple's got the cash, but even for them that would be quite a purchase. TechCrunch thinks it's most likely the two companies are entering into some sort of partnership "that will be vital to both companies and could shape the future of iOS."

Speech recognition has been rumored to be a big part of the future of iOS. Last year, Apple bought another speech recognition company, Siri, which itself is powered by Nuance technology. Perhaps with the release of iOS 5 we'll be talking to our phones more than using them to talk to people.

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After a security researcher publicized a vulnerability in the Mac version of Skype, the company revealed plans to release a public fix next week. A new rumor suggests that Chinese video site Youku is in talks with Apple to swap out the pre-installed YouTube app for its app on iPhones sold in China. Also, Apple is reportedly negotiating an "expansive licensing agreement" with voice recognition company Nuance.

A new report claims that publishing giant Condé Nast will begin offering in-app subscriptions for Apple's iPad as early as next week.

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The App of the Day for Saturday, May 7th is iGarageSale.

Quickly locate garage sales of interest near you on a map. Current sales are collected from craigslist (more sources to come) and continually kept up to date.

Features:
-Garage sales are shown in your choice of map or list format
-Browse sales near you for a given day or week
-Directions to garage sales available
-Mark favorites and quickly locate them later
-Share a map of your favorites by email, Facebook, or Twitter

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The App of the Day for Saturday, May 7th is Celsius - Weather.

Celsius is a stunning new weather application that uses latest technology to show you the current temperature of any location right on your iPhone/iPad Home Screen! Beyond the real time temperature on the Home Screen Celsius also is the number one weather application giving you very detailed weather information of unlimited cities world wide, packed in a gorgeous design and easy-to-use user interface!

Celsius is backed by an online web server that uses Push Technology to push the current temperature of any location to your iDevice. This makes it possible to always automatically have the up-to-date temperature displayed in the red badge at the top-right of the Celsius icon on your Home Screen.

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Hi guys I got a problem when i'm trying to update my iPhone 4:iphone4vert: running 4.2.1 to the 4.3.3 it is jailbroken but not unlocked and it gave's...

Description Magic Sand is a pixel game to let you get a special painting. While water, sand, salt and oil are falling, use the source from magic...

This week, Telus has extended their $55+ Voice and Data plan for iPhone until June 30, 2011. The plan was originally set to expire on May 3, 2011. For reference, the $55+ Voice and Data plan is detailed below: Minutes: 200 daytime Evenings/Weekends: Unlimited @ 6PM Data: 1GB Promotions: Unlimited Text/Picture/Video messages, My10 Nationwide, Free Voicemail 3 Data flex details: At the $55 price, users get 1GB of data. If...

Telus Extends $55+ Voice & Data Plan For iPhone is a post from: iPhone in Canada Blog - Canada's #1 iPhone Resource

The mortgage-finance giant reported a net loss of $6.5 billion for the first quarter as a weakening housing market dashed hopes that the company had stabilized. Sourced from WSJ.com: US Business

The $65.7 billion proposal includes cutting 5 percent of the city’s schoolteachers, as well as other municipal jobs. Sourced from NYT > New York Region

The Glendale City Council is scheduled to vote next week on a plan to pay the NHL up to $25 million to buy more time to find a buyer for the Phoenix Coyotes. Sourced from Newsvine – Get Smarter Here

The flood of news regarding companies rolling out support for in app subscriptions for their magazine content continues today with a report from the New York Post claiming that Conde Nast is set to launch the subscriptions for eight of its ti… Sourced from MacRumors : Mac News and Rumors

Earlier today, security researcher Gordon Maddern of Pure Hacking reported on a security vulnerability he accidentally discovered in Skype’s software for Mac OS X, a vulnerability that he said he disclosed to the company a month ago and had y… Sourced from MacRumors Page 2

This past November, the blogosphere was briefly set on fire when a comment Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak made in passing stated that Apple had acquired the voice recognition company Nuance. Wozniak quickly came out and corrected that comment, and most believed that he had simply confused Nuance with the company he mentioned right afterwards, Siri [...]

The mortgage-finance giant reported a net loss of $6.5 billion for the first quarter as a weakening housing market dashed hopes that the company had stabilized. Sourced from WSJ.com: Whats News US

An investigation into mortgage-linked securities gained momentum after Goldman Sachs admitted a “mistake” and paid $550 million. Sourced from NYT > Business

Banco Santander, S.A. (STD) Q1 2011 Earnings Conference Call April 28, 2011 09:00 AM ET Executives Alfredo Sáenz Abad – Second Vice Chairman and CEO José Antonio Álvarez Álvarez – EVP-Financial Management and IR Presentation Alfredo Sáenz Abad [Interpreted] Good morning, we are going to begin our results presentation. I’ll be reviewing the general main [...]