JailbreakMe 2.0 is finally out. A browser-based jailbreak app for iPhones and iPads, 4.01 and below (so far). Works on any iOS device you have, all the way back to the iPhone 3G.

All you need to do is go on your safari app and type in:
http://jailbreakme.com (may be busy Aug. 1) and successfully load cydia to the homepage.

It is really that easy! Its like the old days. Thank you DMC.

Jailbreaking has never been so easy as it is today. Whether you have an iPhone 2G, iPhone 3g, iPhone 3G (S), or any iPod Touch or even iPad, you can now jailbreak in one simple click with the newest iPhone Jailbreak SPIRIT. (more…)

The driving force behind the new iPad is the newly acquired A4 chip set custom made for Apple. News is that this new chip is costing Apple quite the pretty penny, in upwards of a billion dollars.  (more…)

A while back we reported that Apple has invested about 2 billion bucks into the building of a new giant data farm in North Carolina. Not much more has been revealed about its specific purposes, maybe a super MobileMe or iTunes, or whatever else crazy Steve Jobs can come up with.

Check out the video fly by clip below of the new Apple mega center! (more…)

Brothers in Arms 2: Global Front has hit the app store! [$7.99 - iTunes link]. This is a sequel to Brothers in Arms: Hour of Heroes, One of the first 3D shooters on the iPhone which was released in 2008.

Obviously the sequel would expectantly be a huge improvement since it’s 2008 predecessor. Here are some of the games features: (more…)

Reports are going around the net that Hulu wants to bring it’s streaming services to the iPad – however if it were to happen it would most likely be a paid for service.

The likely problem Hulu would be facing is not integrating with html5, since Flash is not a feature likely to grace the iPad, but to get the green light from Apple since it would be directly competing with the similar service iTunes provides. (more…)

Recently, Apple removed Wobble—an app that adds real jiggle to photographic boobies, then other similar app removals followed. Techcrunch.com was following this story and got the low down on the new Apple policy on racy image apps. (more…)