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Enable FaceTime Over 3G Network Via FaceBreak App For JailBroken iPhone 4

Posted on August 17, 2010 | No Comments
Facebreak is a new jailbroken app that enables FaceTime over the 3G network. By default, you can make FaceTime calls over the WiFi network only. Once you have FaceBreak installed, all you have to do is reboot your iPhone and enjoy FaceTime calls over 3G....
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SlingBox Account Server Issues Prevents Access To Webplayers And Apps

Posted on August 7, 2010 | No Comments
If you were one of the many who were trying to watch some TV via a Slingbox right now and you can’t – don’t worry, you aren’t the only one. A new support thread on SlingBox.com lays out the problems, which consist of trying to...
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My3G Updated And Allows FaceTime Using 3G Connection

Posted on August 3, 2010 | No Comments
The folks over at Intelliborn recently released My3G version 4.1.4, an application that convinces other apps that they are on Wi-Fi instead of 3G. The newer version of the app supports FaceTime over 3G so it is definitely something that will be attracting a lot...
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Sprint To Release 3G-Enabling “Case” For iPod Touch

Posted on July 30, 2010 | 10 Comments
Recently FCC documents revealed that Sprint is set to launch what appears to be a new case for the iPod Touch that would enable 3G networking on the Wi-Fi only device. Manufactured by ZTE and called the “Peel”, the case is essentially a MiFi like...
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HTC’s Percentage Response To Apple’s Antennagate Demo

Posted on July 18, 2010 | 1 Comment
Apple’s Friday press conference, now dubbed Antennagate conference has definitely angered many, including several rival handset manufacturers. Some of the manufacturers such as Nokia and RIM have released an official response already towards Apple’s statements but not all of the companies are taking Cupertino’s words and...
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Apple’s Death Grip Solution: Free Bumpers And Cases To All

Posted on July 16, 2010 | 14 Comments
Starting out directly by aiming at the iPhone 4′s infamous “Death Grip” situation by kicking off the event with the “iPhone 4 antenna song” music video, Steve Jobs took the stage at Apple’s press conference earlier today in Cupertino; promising to answer the longstanding questions...
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Apple Working On New And Improved MacBook Air And iPod Touch

Posted on July 16, 2010 | 3 Comments
According to the Taiwan based publication, Digitimes, the next-generation MacBook Air will have an 11-inch screen and an ultra-low voltage (ULV) Intel Core i-series processor. The report claims that Digitimes is getting their information from “upstream component makers” and also echoes increasingly common rumors that...
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T-Mobile Announces HSPA+ Expansion In 19 Cities On July 21st

Posted on July 14, 2010 | No Comments
T-Mobile’s HSPA+ service should get a major expansion in just ver a week, including a new netbook to match, if a tip this evening is accurate. Austin, TX Baltimore, MD Birmingham, AL Cincinnati, OH Cleveland, OH Columbus, OH El Paso, TX Ft. Worth, TX Hawaii,...
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Talks of Sprint and T-Mobile Merger In The Air

Posted on July 13, 2010 | No Comments
Recently, Sprint’s CEO, Dan Hesse sat down with the Financial Times and re-confirmed the company’s option to pursue LTE if and when the time is right. Sprint and Clearwire are said to be in the enviable position of having access ample 4G spectrum that is able to...
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AT&T Giving Away Free MicroCell Service To “Valuable Customers”

Posted on July 11, 2010 | 1 Comment
Recently, Engadget received news from a reader that AT&T is giving their “most valuable customers” free range-boosting femtocells by giving them a free no-strings-attached 3G MicoCell. The AT&T customer received an old-fashioned paper letter in the mail offering his family a the 3G MicroCell. All...
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