Yesterday, Apple caused a little bit of a storm by censoring the word "jailbreak" in the US iTunes Store, making many jailbroken users slightly paranoid about the state of their phone. Read More >
Apple really doesn't want you to jailbreak your iPhone. So much so, that it has reportedly started filtering the term "jailbreak" in the US iTunes store. The search results still turn up, but most of them show up as "j*******k." Oh f**k. Read More >
Featured comment by jehla:
"This is far less important than my copy of rize of the phenix from itunes coming with the censored front cover... I mean, really?" More »
Featured comment by Benj5L:
""Schemer is a new app from internet king Google, designed to offer iPhone users some sort of escape from their tedious lives".
Surely every app is ..." More »
That's one piece of advice you won't find within the Official Highway Code app that's just been published on iTunes, an app which the government's Stationery Office claims is the only official Highway Code option out there on iOS. Read More >
Featured comment by Josh Giles:
"ROFL as much as I love that quote, I do have to say the gap is in seconds here (2 seconds if you were wondering) :L
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/trave..." More »
Orange UK has released its TV Check app in the UK, giving iOS users another weird "companion app" to fiddle about with instead of paying attention to the plot lines and character pregression of the TV event they're supposed to be watching. Read More >
Flipboard, the fancy news app with glossy magazine pretensions that stunned iOS users when it arrived in 2010, is coming to Android. And first of all it'll appear on Samsung's hot new Galaxy S III. Read More >
Python Bytes is the latest fruit of the modern-era Monty Python crew's love of all things digital, offering a collection of highlights from the first series of the groundbreaking TV show for £1.99. Read More >
Looking for something to over the Easter weekend now that the UK has somehow reverted from summer back to winter? Fancy indulging yourself in the angry retro antics of The Incredible Hulk? Come closer and see what WE’VE got for you then… Read More >
Members of a gang consisting of members in Kent, Derby, Birmingham and Wolverhampton have been banged up, after netting around £500k from buying their own "music" through iTunes using stolen credit card details. Read More >
Sometimes, all the gadgetry and technology that we feature here becomes a bit too overwhelming and we yearn, nay hanker for a return to simpler, analogue times. Today is such a day. Read More >
You can now buy a £100 box that streams a large catalogue of available-to-anyone video that's nearly as high-fidelity as Blu-ray. The Apple TV is not the first blow to video on discs, but it definitely hit a vein. Read More >
Featured comment by locust76:
"Wait, so if I want to watch a movie from iTunes on an airplane, I have no choice in which film I want to rent? I can't download it to my computer or m..." More »
Opposition members in Syria gained access to the personal email account of dictator Bashar Al-Assad, revealing a secret cache of... iTunes receipts? Read More >
Featured comment by Phenomenological:
"Great. Does that mean we know where he is and can assassinate him? Wait, what? What do you mean we knew beforehand and haven't done it? Why not?" More »
We heard rumours that the BBC was planning a download-to-own service, codenamed Project Barcelona, that would let you buy new and classic shows from the BBC’s archive. Now the Director General, Mark Thompson, has formally announced the plan to set-up shop with each show demanding a “relatively modest fee” on-top of your licence fee. Read More >
Featured comment by TrustyDuckling:
"This article doesn't make it too clear but I think you need to subscribe to iTunes Match, and providing you have the particular film in your library w..." More »
We heard rumours back in January that the BBC was thinking about making pay-per-view access to its back catalogue available through iPlayer. Now it seems the Beeb is looking to take things one step further with a download-to-own service, codenamed Barcelona, that'll see its entire library, new and old, available to buy from £1.89 a show. Read More >
Featured comment by stonemanty:
"I agree. I never used to, mind. I used to think that the license fee was wrong and that everything should be paid for by advertising, but as you sa..." More »
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