New Changes In iOS 6 Beta 4: Improved Privacy Settings, Maps, No More YouTube

In case you haven’t heard, the latest iOS 6 beta was released earlier today. While iOS 6 beta 4contains many bug fixes, the latest update also includes minor changes to the services provided in iOS 6. The biggest change has to do with Privacy Settings, but Apple has also seen fit to remove YouTube as a default app on iOS.

How To Use iCloud To Remotely SSH Into Your Home Mac

One of the driving forces behind the popularity of cloud computing and services like Dropbox and Apple’s iCloud is the level of accessibility that it brings, and in a lot of circumstances it can make day-to-day computing activities a lot simpler than before. Rather than having to make constant backups of information or carrying external hard drives or USB drives around with us, having important data and files stored in the cloud allows us to quickly get access to that information from pretty much wherever we are as long as we have a network connection.

When Apple introduced iCloud to the world, it wasn’t immediately apparent to some people how they would benefit from such a service, but as the fruit company pushed and developed the service, it has grown into something that is pretty much impossible to live without. Having data like photographs, contacts and app data all stored centrally to be pushed across multiple devices and computers is a godsend and something which will only get better as time goes on. Apart from the published and popular features of iCloud, what else can it do for us?

Unlock iPhone 3GS 5.1.1 for all Carriers and Untethered Jailbreak

Watch this video carefully! And fix your "No Service" on your iPhone 3GS.

Unlock your iPhone 3Gs on Firmware 5.1.1 Using this Guide! If you have updated to 5.1.1 and wish to unlock your 3Gs then this video and article will guide you through the unlocking process. Yes it is a Free, FULLY untethered jailbreak & Unlock. Pay careful attention as this is not the easiest thing to do. All you will need is to download Redsn0w 0.9.14b1 from below

How To Downgrade 6.15.00 Baseband iPhone 3Gs/3G to 5.13.04 & Unlock on all Carriers

Finally you are able to downgrade your 3Gs & 3G Baseband from 6.15.00 to 5.13.04 in order to fix the GPS not working. This will work on any 3Gs or 3G that is currently running the 6.15.00 Baseband. Get your downloads below and follow the video above for the tutorial!

How To Change iPhone Lockscreen Clock Color

When it comes to the world of jailbreaking and the associated tweaks that are housed within Cydia, history has shown us that small and easy to use packages can sometimes be the best and most fun to use and interact with. There are always exceptions to this and there might come an instance when a little depth is required, but the tweaks that offer a quick and fun solution to something generally have a lot of mileage in them.
One good example of this is a tweak that is sure to notch up a lot of downloads is the ColorClock package that has recently found its way onto Cydia, thanks to developer Yakir Hazan. You don’t need to be an expert to work out exactly what this little offering does, but I am pretty sure that it will bring a much-needed customization option to those users who are willing to spice up their theming habits.

Google Chrome For iOS Only Owns 10.3% Of Third-Party Browser Market

Google pushed out its widely popular Chrome browser to iOS last month to much fanfare. In fact, it took less than 24 hours for the app to reach the #1 spot in the App Store’s list of top free offerings.

Jelly Bean Is The Safest Version Of Android, Still Behind iOS In Security Stakes

Although Android certainly trumps Apple’s iOS when it comes to reach, versatility, and number of devices available, one area in which Google’s mobile operating system has always struggled is security. Malware on the platform has been steadily increasing over the past year, and with security one of the main concerns of consumers, it’s essential the Web company does its level best to combat the problem.

Of course, when you’re running an open-source platform versus a closed-source one, you’re always fighting something of a losing battle in keeping it secure. While iOS reputation as a safe ecosystem remains all-but unblemished, the reports of malicious outbreaks on Android have been relentless, and although most can stay safe by downloading apps solely from trusted sources, the sheer number of cases is certainly cause for alarm.

How to “View Source” from Safari on an iPad or iPhone or iPod

Hello! many times I say it to myself that iPhone sucks but really it's not true. iPhone is the best smartphone in the world. It just have some barriers allocated by its software otherwise it is a powerful device. I don't know why Apple doesn't remove these barriers as this will help them to enhance their device's functionality. But i think they will still keep these restrictions because they want their devices to be organised and simpler to use. 

Sometimes I become very disappointed from iPhone when i like to view the source code of a blog or a webpage from iPhone when i am at couch! But from iPhone i cant do this after a great search i found a way that "how can we see source of a webpage from iPhone/iPod/iPad". So today i will share this trick with you which will enable you to see source codes of all webpages in safari. It doesn't needs any application or tweak to do this you can do it very simply from safari web browser! Isn't it cool? hmm..I know it's great. Now head to the tutorial.