Unlocking your iPhone for use with other carriers is now simple, with software freely available on the internet. But it may not be all good after all, as Apple stated yesterday that unlocked iPhones can become inoperable after future updates. According to MacWorld, these were their exact words: "Apple has discovered that many of the unauthorized iPhone unlocking programs available on the Internet cause irreparable damage to the iPhone's ...

We summarized some of the early reviews of the iPod nano to get an idea about what the general opinion would be. Now that reviews have started to pop up about the iPod touch, we thought we'd do the same thing. So what we did was, we picked a few reliable reviews and blended them together to get an idea of what people think of the new touch-screen ...

I guess I should feel somewhat ashamed as I've never heard about this rumors before. People are talking about a thin aluminum MacBook that's about to be released. Now, I can't really find a place for them in the current computer lineup but let's first look at some information provided my 9to5mac: Black aluminum and silver aluminum (like MacBook Pros) have been seen They are considerably slimmer than current MacBook ...

This is one of the weirdest articles I've read in a while. Jim Lynch has written a response to the statement that all Mac users are gay. Yes, gay. Why anyone would say such an ignorant thing is a mystery to me, but apparently someone did. You can tell Jim is a great Apple fan because his answer is clear, concise and passionate. "If you do a Google search ...

Some of you are undoubtedly insanely tired of the European iPhone talk by now, but this is one of the last posts about the subject for a while. I hope so, because I'm kind of sick of it myself. I know most of my readers are from the US, but let me abuse my control as an author this one time, just for all the Scandinavians out there. ...