Since last year, several smartphone manufacturers have decided to adapt the 4G LTE technology for their devices' cellular wireless standards. So what's the deal with 4G? As you may have deduced from its name, 4G is much faster than 3G with the potential of being ten times faster. Although several smartphone manufacturers have boarded the 4G, one prominent company hasn't adapted the technology to its devices yet, and that is of course, Apple.

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...

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...

If anyone can recall, there have been a report from TechCrunch that claims that the micro-messaging service Twitter will be integrated into the iOS 5. The report claims that users will be able to share their photos directly to Twitter from their iPhone's camera application. Now another source has spoken that further solidifies the claims about this rumored partnership between Twitter and Apple.

Ever wonder how much it will cost you to fund a cloud storage service that's similar to Apple's iCloud? According to report by The New York Post, you will be needing about $150 million in total because that is the amount that Apple paid to secure licensing rights from four major music label (Warner, EMI, Sony and Universal).

As you all know, Apple has already announced that they will be unveiling the iOS 5, iCloud and the Mac OS X Lion at this year's WWDC which is scheduled on the 6th of June and is certainly enough to get everyone hyped up. For those who are eagerly anticipating the iOS 5, here's a well done concept video created Monkey Color design studio:

Last weekend, if anyone can recall, jailbreak hacker iH8sn0w, developer of sn0wbreeze, iREB and F0recast, has stirred the Twitterverse with an announcement that he's involved with a mysterious new project codenamed ProjectIf and that he will be unveiling the project today.

According to Barron's Tiernan Ray, there have been reports from Hudson Square Research's Todd Rethemeier, that the next generation iPhone will be supporting HSPA+ technology. And this means that the device will be able to offer faster data speeds on GSM networks, and in this case, this means a clear advantage to AT&T.