Apple Drops iOS 4.1 Beta 2 For Developers Post from: FSMdotCOM Just a quick heads-up: Apple just dropped iOS 4.1 beta 2. Not much changed in the new beta but some. Apple added GKvoice which is VoIP for Game Kit and some simple address book changes. If we find something interesting we will write about it. Stay tuned…

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Gameloft’s NFL 2011 For iPhone: Making of the Motion Capture [video] Post from: FSMdotCOM NFL 2011 will be back soon on your iPhone and iPod touch for the new football season! Gameloft’s football simulation comes back with plenty of new features and players’ animations more realistic than ever.

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We are stuck with AT&T here in the US, but Canadians can now buy an unlocked iPhone and use it where they wish directly from Apple. The downside is that the device is expensive with the new iPhone 4 selling for about $638 USD in 16GB form and $755 USD in 32GB size. Citi bank iPhone app users have cause to worry today. Citi has stated that its iPhone app was accidentally saving user information into a hidden file on the device. Apple has announced that despite the new DMCA ruling that it is not illegal to jailbreak the iPhone that doing so will void your warranty . The new ruling may bring the mostly underground jailbreaking community into the spotlight.

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Speed Comparison: iPhone 2G vs 3G vs 3GS vs 4 [video] Post from: FSMdotCOM Here’s a side by side comparison of all four iPhone generations. The original iPhone is running 3.1.3, the 3G 3.1.2, the 3GS 4.01 and the iPhone4 was running 4.0.

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Like most utilities, they’re either helpful to you personally, or of no interest whatsoever and unlike a game where extended play may change your opinion, it’s not really possible to create a need or adapt your life around a utility.

As seems to be the current fashion, a lawsuit has been filed against Apple for a defective product.

Jailbreaking your iPhone has always been a legal grey area, with Apple saying you’re breaking the law and everyone else either keeping well out of it, or defiantly waving Cydia-equipped iPhones in Apple’s face.