Apple Store Down—Time For Twitter To Crash With Speculation [Apple]
Gasp! Whatever could it be? I’m hoping for new MacBook Pros, what about you? [Apple - Thanks assorted tipsters!]
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Upgrade from 4.0 to 4.0.1
about 2 hours ago - No comments
is there anyway to upgrade to 4.0.1 from 4.0 now since apple has stopped signing the whatever. im trying to fix mms and the commcenter patch only works for 4.0.1 there is no 4.0 version. thanks in advance
changing icons in settings?
about 3 hours ago - No comments
How to change the icons in settings(The Cydia installed apps like infiniboard) I’ve changed the regular one’s Bundles/com.apple.Preferences but I can’t figure out cydia’s installed one’s… Thanks in advanced…
etc "hosts" file accidently deleted help please
about 5 hours ago - No comments
in windows/system32/drivers/etc there was an important file called “hosts”, and i need to downgrade to 3.1.3… I cannot downgrade if I do not have that file because I’m using TINY UMBRELLA and it says “NOT running as administrator OR your hosts file isn’t editable” this happened straight after I accidentally deleted it and i need the tts server so i can downgrade. please help me is there anyway i can restore this apple hosts file?
I’VE TRIED: uninstalling and reinstalling itunes and quicktime, and trying to create a new hosts file but i do not know the format?
Germany Loses iPhone Exclusivity
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Image: http://modmyi.com/images/Messany/german iPhone.jpg
Whenever there’s a story to be told about the iPhone losing carrier exclusivity, it’s a nice reminder that such scenarios are indeed possible. As reported today by the Wall Street Journal, iPhone exclusivity in Gemany is about to end. And O2 and Vodafone are poised and ready to swoop in and carry the iPhone just in time for the holiday shopping season to commence.
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Deutsche Telekom AG will lose exclusivity for Apple Inc.’s iPhone in Germany ahead of the holiday shopping season, bringing the number of providers that sell the device in the country to three, people familiar with the matter said.
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The Wall Street Journal noted that Deutsche Telekom had sold somewhere in the neighborhood of 1.9 million iPhones in Germany as of June 30. Until now, Germany was hailed as the last major European country to support iPhone carrier exclusivity. With carrier growth now coming to and end on the German homestead, it will be interesting to watch just how lucrative and beneficial this arrangement will prove for Apple and its customers.
Motorola Pulls Out Another Full Page NYT Ad Aimed At Apple’s Head
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Oh my, how I love some good ol’ fashion mudslinging.
“Flash Websites? There’s A Phone For That.”
To any ne’er-do-blog-read layman, the full page ad that Motorola just put in the New York Times might just seem oddly worded. To anyone who has even considered considering themselves a gadget geek — or has, at least, turned on their TV anytime in the past year and a half and seen Apple’s “There’s An App For That” campaign — there’s no question who this one’s aimed at. 
Android’s Mobile Web Consumption Share In The US Is Surging, iOS Share Dropping
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Media measurement and Web analytics company Quantcast has some interesting numbers on mobile browsing in the United States, and it’s preparing to release some of those statistics, across vendors. Earlier today, the company put up a teaser blog post, showing two graphs, one of them representing the share of mobile Web consumption in the US per mobile OS.
As you can tell, Quantcast concludes Android is storming ahead, now taking up a 25 percent share of total mobile Web consumption in the US. Apple’s iOS, meanwhile, is seeing its share decline, from approximately 67 percent in May 2009 to 56 percent in August 2010.
Plex Inks A Deal With LG, Could Be The Start Of Something Huge For Both Companies
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Plex is about to get big. The offshoot of the XBMC project just announced that LG will be using its media platform in upcoming Netcast HDTVs and Blu-ray players, in turn, making these devices about the best media streamers imaginable — even better than the upcoming Boxee Box or just-refreshed Apple TV.
After all, Plex already works with Netflix, Hulu, BBC’s iPlayer, and supports playback of just about every media format ever created via the best interface in the business. There’s even an iOS remote viewing app coming soon. Forget about having an extra box sitting on your TV stand just to stream random content, it’s going to be built into your HDTV. Welcome to the future, ladies and gentleman.
2 Iphone 4 Problems/Annoyances
about 8 hours ago - No comments
Hi everyone, I’ve searched all over the internet for my 2 problems but couldn’t get any relevant/current answers for my device.
1st Problem: My iPhone 4′s tap-to-focus in the camera app does not work at all.
It use to before I jailbroke but ever since a little after that, it hasn’t worked.
My friend has an iPhone 4 that is jailbroken as well and it is able to tap-to-focus with ease. I don’t get it.
2nd Problem: My Windows 7 Machine does not recognize my iPhone 4 anymore.
