If you aren’t aware, the next iteration of Apple’s mobile device’s operating system, the iOS 5.1 firmware, has been seeded to developers. And just moment after the release of the new iOS, it already yielded some interesting tidbits of information regarding the upcoming iOS device. Embedded inside the new iOS are reference to the next generation of iPad, iPhone, and possibly a new version of AppleTV, that is internally coded as the iPad 2,4, iPhone 5,1, and J33. Continue Reading…

It is almost 8 months since the Cupertino, California-based Apple released their highly anticipated second gen iPad tablet PC to the general public. The new iPad 2 clearly dominates the entire tablet market as it outperformed its competition, just like the iPad 1. In fact, Apple retains its dominance in the fierce tablet competition despite the fact that they didn’t upgrade the iPad 2 display.  And now, it is widely speculated that the iPhone/ iPad-maker will finally introduced Retina display on their upcoming tablet PC – the same technology used on the iPhone 4, iPod Touch 4G, and iPhone 4S. However, a new reports surfaced that apple is struggling in upgrading the iPad 3 to Retina display. Continue Reading…

Just week after the release of the new iOS 5 firmware, a new security flaw has been discovered that will enable users to access their password protected iPad 2 using their own Smart Cover or a magnet. So how does it work? Well, folks over at 9to5Mac has posted a YouTube video to demonstrate the procedures in order to hack a password protected iPad 2 that runs on the new iOS 5 firmware. You can watch it after the break. You do not gain complete access to the iPad, but hackers could capitalize on this security hole in order to steal your important data, such as your private photos, videos, emails, etc… Continue Reading…