An iPhone 4 case review round up is just what the doctor ordered if you’ve been suffering from the infamous iPhone 4 signal problems. Apple’s bumper cases may be as elusive as the Scarlet Pimpernel on a dark night, but we’ve tracked down just about every other iPhone 4 case available right now for a group test. How do they all rate? Read on and find out!
The quest for an iPhone 4 jailbreak continues apace with the iPhone Dev Team delving even further into iOS 4 and revealing more attempts by Apple to hamper their efforts. The latest tweets from iPhone Dev Team stalwarts MuscleNerd and Planetbeing as well as Spirit jailbreak creator Comex suggest the iPhone 4 jailbreak is nearing completion despite Apple anti-tampering measures…
The UK’s 4G spectrum will be up for auction as soon as next year according to the Department for Business Innovation and Skills (BIS). This follows a written answer from Ed Vaizey we reported last week, and a similar (but slightly bodged) answer in Parliament, about the possibility of 4G for the UK.
The first Windows Phone 7 dev tools are out in the wild and Microsoft is starting to slip out more details about it’s latest attempt to master mobile. Over at its Worldwide Partner Conference, where Steve Ballmer has been talking Windows 7 slates, features for syncing files and finding your lost Windows Phone 7 phone are about to break cover. With Blackberry Protect revealed yesterday, mobile makers must think we’re all very careless.
The Blackberry tablet chatter has reached almost deafening levels over the past few days and now yet another rumour about RIM’s secret slate has slipped out. RIM showed off its Blackberry 6 OS again yesterday and it seems like we could see the Blackberry tablet with Steve Jobs-frustrating Flash support following it soon…
Windows Phone 7 Dev Tools Beta was released yesterday, in anticipation of the Windows Phone 7 launch some time around October this year, and preview phones will be shipped to ISVs on the 19th July. The only problem is, Microsoft have said they won’t be able to meet demand.
The iPad hit the UK almost two months ago and we’re still waiting for a real rival to break cover. Android tablets have their fans – the Dell Streak has captured the heart of the tinkering types – but the much-whispered about Google Chrome OS tablets are still lost in the cloud, the Blackberry tablet sounds uninspiring and the wave of Windows 7 slates is set to disappoint. As much as I’d love to see a compelling iPad rival soon, the army of alternatives will only let us down…
