Certainly, one of the hottest things that lights up today's tech news line is Apple's new smartphone offering, the iPhone 4S. And if you are familiar with the iPhone 4S's features, you should also be aware of its speech-controlled artificial intelligence application, Siri. Owners of old iDevices such as the iPhone 4 and iPod touch 4G are wondering if it is possible to port Siri to older hardware. Of course, we have brought to you...

It's no secret that Apple's foray into the mobile industry with the iPhone is a huge success for the company. Apple products are known to have expensive price tags yet it does not seem to affect its popularity and over time continues to break records in terms of smartphone sales. And now to the surprise of virtually no one, the iPhone 4 is currently the top best-selling smartphone in the U.S. Market.

As you all probably know by now, news and rumors about Apple's hardware lineup have been highly ubiquitous lately. Bulk of these news and rumors are of course mostly about Apple's follow-up to its very popular smartphone, the iPhone 5. And now, our rumor of the day comes from industry insider Jonathan Geller, editor-in-chief of BoyGeniusReport. According to a report of BGR, they have a high credible source who claims that the Cupertino company, alongside its...

As you all know, just last week, we didn't have any shortage of Apple hardware news and rumors especially with regards to the company's next smartphone offering, the iPhone 5. In more or less 2 months, if the rumors turn out to be accurate, the iPhone 5 shall be announced by the Cupertino giant. As the impending announcement of the next iPhone approaches, it is somewhat surprising that we'll be getting rumors that concerns an...

For owners of old devices such as the iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch 3G, the announcement of Apple that their latest iOS, the iOS 5 will still support their aging device comes as quite of a relief. This is despite of many rumors that the iOS 5 won't support old devices like the iPhone 3GS. But yes, the iOS 5 will work on your iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch 3rd-gen, although we did report that...

As you all know, at yesterday's WWDC, Apple presented a keynote that unveiled the iOS 5, iCloud and the Mac OS X Lion. The keynote presentation for the iOS 5 was delivered by no other than Steve Jobs himself. And during the keynote presentation, most likely a portion of the audience who owns an older device was wondering if the next iOS update will support their device. As it turns out, iOS 5 will support...

The App Store has reached yet another milestone with regards to number of apps available for download. According to the reliable app directory AppShopper, there is now a massive total of more than 400,000 applications that are available for download in the App Store. As of this writing, there are precisely 401,459 iOS apps (with 507,324 approved apps) housed in the App Store since its initial release back in July 10, 2008.

Want a cool way and innovative way to protect your photos, contacts, passwords and other personal information on your iPhone or iPod Touch? Well here's an app that will surely tickle your fancy. Ben the Bodyguard is a newly released iPhone app that aims to protect your personal information with a rather cool twist. Check out this cool trailer for Ben the Bodyguard app.

If you have been following our blog, just last week we reported that Apple confirmed that they will be unveiling the iOS 5, iCloud and the Mac OS X Lion during Steve Jobs' keynote this Monday morning at the WWDC. There have been speculations as well that Apple's Time Capsule will also receive a major update. According to Cult of Mac's unnamed source, here's what we can expect from iCloud and Time Capsule for tomorrow's...

Just last week, iPhoneinCanada has posted that developer Peter Hajas may have started working for Apple. And who is Peter Hajas and why is this newsworthy? Well, Peter Hajas is the one who developed the popular jailbreak notification tweak called the MobileNotifier for the iOS. Here's a video of how this particular tweak works: