As we reported few weeks back, five regional carriers in the U.S. start offering Apple’s iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 on their network today.
The five regional carriers include nTelos Wireless, Alaska Communications, Appalachian Wireless (Kentucky), GCI Wireless (Alaska), CellCom (Wisconsin).
Apple has started airing two new iPhone 4S commercial featuring celebrities Samuel L. Jackson and Zooey Deschanel.
Due to supply constraints, customers who are seeking hardware replacements for their faulty white iPhone 4 may get a free upgrade to iPhone 4S, according to a report on 9to5Mac.
While Apple has mentioned that Siri – iPhone 4S’ personal assistant feature works with the Notes app in the FAQ, we didn’t know it can also be used to create and update notes.
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It’s April 8th, and according to AT&T’s statement issued a couple of days back, the carrier plans to unlock users with off-contract AT&T iPhones starting today.
With just a few days to go for the launch of Nokia’s Lumia 900, we’ve started seeing some of the well-known tech writers and critics publishing reviews of the Windows Phone based smartphone.
Earlier today, we reported that nTelos – a U.S. Regional carrier was going to start offering Apple’s iPhone from April 20th.
It looks like, nTelos was not the only regional carrier to get Apple’s iPhone.
Apple now has one more carrier partner in the U.S for the iPhone. Unfortunately, it’s not T-Mobile USA nor is it large regional carriers such as MetroPCS or Cricket.
If you liked the transparent glass back panel mod that allows you to look at the gorgeous internals of the iPhone then you will probably like this X-Ray Wallpaper for your iPhone that was just published by iFixit.
Apple has been hit with second class action lawsuit over Siri’s poor performance.
Two weeks back Apple was sued by an iPhone 4S customer in New York for ‘misleading and deceptive’ Siri ads.
