This morning, iOS jailbreak tool Absinthe 2.0 was released, bringing support for the new iPad — now, just a few hours later, FireCore has released a new version of the Seas0nPass jailbreak tool for Continue reading…
It's been a few months since the jailbreaking tool Absinthe was released for the iPhone 4S and iPad 2, and today version 2.0 is available. The new, untethered Absinthe works with version 5.1.1 of the Continue reading…
RIM's new predictive keyboard looks like it could be one of the more useful aspects of BlackBerry 10, but for iOS users who don't mind doing a little jailbreaking, the feature could soon be on your Continue reading…
Daniel Hooper's prototype design for text editing on the iPad keyboard has been catching a lot of buzz over the past few days, and though it doesn't seem likely that Apple would ever implement the Continue reading…
The iPad may be at the vanguard of Apple's "post PC" revolution, but if you're feeling a little reluctant to leave the old ways behind then Pedro Franceschi may have just the trick. His Quasar tweak Continue reading…
Since the first incarnation of the Apple TV back in 2007, the product has received a lot of interest from developers looking to milk it for extra functionality. One such developer, FireCore, is Continue reading…
Last year ChevronWP7 Labs — in conjunction with Microsoft — began selling $9 tokens that would allow owners of Windows Phone devices to unlock their phones and sideload apps. It was intended as a Continue reading…
Last week Forbes reported on the Swedish company Micro Systemation, whose software XRY is used by law-enforcement officials to gain access to data stored on password-protected mobile devices. Continue reading…
When the first PlayBook jailbreaking tool was released last year, RIM moved quickly to patch it, saying it would "investigate" any tools that claimed to enable root access to the tablet. Now, it's Continue reading…
When an Apple-loving 9to5Mac reader moved to Canada, he wanted to take his AT&T iPhone with him. He did the natural thing and called AT&T who did the natural thing and told him to call Apple, who, of Continue reading…
