While the upcoming WWDC is not expected to reveal anything significant in terms of hardware (especially not a new iPhone), it doesn't mean that there will be a shortage of rumors and speculations regarding the upcoming 6th generation iPhone. When it comes to reports about the specifications of the new iPhone, certainly one of the most popular aspects is the screen. Here's another report stating that Apple is set to release a 4-inch screen iPhone.

When it comes to web browsers, there is very little doubt that Google's Chrome Browser is certainly one of the best ones. Combining Google's no-nonsense approach to its interface and of course there's the blazing fast speed of the browser itself. And now avid Chrome users are in for a treat because Google just launched version 19 of its ever popular browser for Windows, Mac and Linux to its mainstream stable release channel.

Apple's World Wide Developers Conference is just a few weeks away and while we can't expect a new hardware announcement, there is very little doubt about iOS 6 announcement. There have been reports that in iOS 6, Google Maps will be dropped by Apple and will be replaced by the company's in-house solution called Maps. And now a new report indicates that the upcoming iOS 6 beta is currently being tested for software compatibility.

After recent firmware update, it is normal for jailbreakers and unlockers to wonder if they should upgrade to the latest firmware or wait till the Dev-Teams gives green light to be able to unlock iOS 5.1.1 on iPhone 4S. Of course, iDevice users who don’t have the intention to jailbreak or unlock their iDevice, should not hesitate to do so. But what about the users who like to jailbreak or unlock their iDevice?

We already mentioned last month that the new iPhone 5 reportedly will be released in October. As usual, a new iPhone will be launched together with the next version of Apple’s popular mobile OS: iOS 6. If we have a look at facts, combined with some juicy rumors, the new iPhone 5 will hurt Google big time!

A short while ago 'notcom' announced in a tweet that TinyUmbrella will be updated soon to save iOS 5.1.1 SHSH Blobs. This tweet indicates clearly that we can expect the update of TinyUmbrella very soon; An update that will allow you to save iOS 5.1.1 SHSH Blobs.

One of the most common concerns of an average jailbreak user is whether the newly released firmware is susceptible to jailbreaking or not. For the most part, a new firmware can be jailbroken from the get-go, which is true for A4 devices due to the limera1n exploit. But you can trust that the solution will only be tethered. This is true with the recently released iOS 5.1.1 firmware. It can be jailbroken but it still...

When it comes to tablet devices, one can say that the iPad is considered one of the products that fall into the category of "must haves". Apparently, consumers feel the same way as well because the iPad is currently the dominating force when it comes to tablet market share. But for some people, the iPad is simply way too expensive which is why lower-end devices such as Amazon's Kindle Fire has been enjoying a fair...

Back in March, the world was introduced to yet another Apple product that will be proven later to be a huge success. We are referring of course to the next-generation iPad. With the release of the new iPad, a new firmware version was released as well in the form of iOS 5.1. After the unveiling of the next-gen iPad, the firmware update has been made available to all compatible devices everywhere. And just a few...

According to sources of Digitimes, Apple will release a cheap Macbook Air later this year, as a response on the upcoming second-generation Ultrabooks. Although there are always rumors about the Macbook lineup, this is not the first time this particular rumor has appeared. But it looks a logical step for Apple for gaining a bigger share in a very competitive notebook market by offering a broader price-range for this popular product.