To all of those who spent the timeless years with AT&T, you have a way out.
As of yesterday, April 8th, if you have an iPhone with a cellular contract with AT&T, you can unlock the phone.
“Huzzah!”, said the millions of AT&T iPhone users.
Ahem.
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Amid the constant back-and-forth “You sue me, I sue you” warfare being waged between Apple and Samsung, there are other more bizarre lawsuits being filed against Apple.
Beware of the of the glass walls
According to CNet, an 83-year old woman by the name of Evelyn Paswall is suing Apple for $1 million after she inadvertently walked directly into a glass wall at the Manhasset, Long Island Apple Store and broke her nose. The suit claims that “Apple wants to be cool and modern and have the type of architecture that would appeal to the tech crowd, but on the other hand, they have to appreciate the danger that this high-tech modern architecture poses to some people.”
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Image by The Verge
Do I detect a signal for abandon ship?
The OpenStreetMap Foundation, a non-profit foundation who aims to support and enable the development of free-to-use geographical and spatial data as well being connected to the collaborative project OpenStreetMap, today confirmed that the newest iteration of the iPhoto app for iOS – which Apple unveiled yesterday at their special event – is using OpenStreetMap location data for its photo geo-location feature instead of Google Maps.
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No, I am not in San Francisco blogging Apple’s iPad announcement live. That’s a picture I unashamedly copied from The Verge, the folks who did get invited to attend the event.
So, what is a penniless-blogger to do on one of technology’s most exciting days? Live blog the live blogs of course! Yup, 5-10 minute delayed live blog of the 10-30 second delayed live blog. It’s really the same thing I’m telling you. Stay tuned for lots of pictures, bullet points, tweets, and more!
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Photo by Ars Technica
While Apple prepares itself for the imminent iPad 3 announcement on March 7, something else has cropped up that deserves attention: the next iteration of Apple’s mobile operating system, iOS 6.
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For those of you who lurk around the Apple App Store charts, you may have noticed something interesting.
Over the weekend, an app called Pokemon Yellow rose the charts to #3, but there was a slight problem: it’s not real.
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Good news to all of those who were blighted by the antenna problems of the iPhone 4: You’ve won your lawsuit.
Remember back when the iPhone 4 was released there was a big scandal about cellular frequencies being blocked when your hands touch a certain area? According to AFP, Apple finally settled the lawsuit, awarding iPhone 4 owners who bought the phone in June 2010 with either $15 or a free case.
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