Google launched a new iPhone application
Google has just launched a new app for Apple's iPhone, which links to the world's leading portal services such as e-mail, search and calendar.
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Google has just launched a new app for Apple's iPhone, which links to the world's leading portal services such as e-mail, search and calendar.
German telecom company Deutsche Telekom has officially announced that T-Moblie will sell Apple iPhone phones without forcing customers to sign a contract to bind the mob…
The prestigious environmental organization Greenpeace points its gun at Apple when it claims that the iPhone mobile phone is full of toxic chemicals.
Before a series of iPhone unlocking guides and commercial unlocking services or unlocking software were sold as expensive as hot cakes, Apple officially declared war on…
Too angry with Apple's $ 200 cut from a retail price of the iPhone 8GB phone, a woman in New York sued and demanded compensation ... $ 1 million.
Less than a week after Apple released a new software update to completely disable unlocked iPhones, the hacker found a way to get the device back to work.
Over the weekend, Apple Inc, iBiquity Digital Corp. (which specializes in developing high quality audio radio technology) and many major radio companies in the US offici…
3G standards, third-party applications, integrated instant messengers, Wi-Fi calls are some of the features that the first version of the iPhone didn't have. This makes…
A video footage of the founder of Uniquephones, Northern Ireland, demonstrates the iPhone unlocking operation that appeared on the Internet early this morning.
Just a few days before the conference of black-hat hackers opened, Apple promptly released the first patch for the iPhone phone.
A hacker named NerveGas has found a way to install Apache, Python and many other open source applications on the iPhone, turn this phone into a web server and do all the…
An expert working for Independent Security Evaluators said that just finding an error on Apple's new iPhone mobile phone allows hackers to control the device.
Defects in iPhone design have made Apple's latest smartphone the prey for online fraud and XSS attacks (cross-site scripting).
Last week, Apple's iPhone fever spread quickly among young Americans. As for the people of other countries, they still have to wait a few months. Because of the admirati…