Apple Dropped iOS 4.3.3 For The iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. Fixed Location Database. Post from: FSMdotCOM Just a quick heads-up: Apple just dropped iOS 4.3.3. This update contains changes to the iOS crowd-sourced location database cache, including: reduced the size of the cache no longer backs the cache up to iTunes deletes the cache entirely when Location Services is turned off Products compatible with this software: iPhone 4 ( GSM model ) iPhone 3Gs iPad 2 iPad iPod Touch 4th gen iPod Touch 3rd gen Jailbreakers do not update until we can confirm the jailbreak still works ( or a new jailbreak will be released ) . Unlockers DO NOT even think about updating to iOS 4.3.3. In the meantime, use TinyUmbrella to save your SHSH blobs….

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Apple Dropped iOS 4.3.3 For The iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. Fixed Location Database.

The second Beta release of iOS 4.3 has been sent out to developers, with the news that the very cool new gesture controls won’t be a part of the final, public release.  Though the gestures are still there to be tested, a notice has been included saying they’re ‘experimental’ and there are no plans to

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iOS 4.3 Beta 2 Released, Gestures Labeled as Experimental

Could it really happen?  Could the iPad 2 and the iPhone 5 be almost entirely button-less?  That’s always seemed to be Steve Jobs’ and Apple’s ultimate goal for their range of mobile products, and the new range of gesture controls set to debut in iOS 4.3 certainly makes the prospect of life without a Home

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New iPad Gestures Video Makes the Case for Losing the Home Button

Two new iPhones have surfaced in the firmware for the AppleTV device. The current iPhone 4 is 3,1 according to Apple and the new devices in the firmware are listed as 3,2 and 3,3. Research has surfaced that was conducted by CoolBrands Council and it has found that the iPhone had been knocked out of the coolest brands mark by Aston Martin. Even James Bond likes Aston Martin; it’s a hard brand to beat. Rumors floating around are suggesting that the official Google Voice app for the iPhone may be imminent. The app was submitted after Apple relaxed app guidelines for the App Store.

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New iPhones surface in firmware, iPhone not as cool as Aston Martin, Google Voice app may be coming soon

The warning sent by the iPhone Dev Team was pretty clear, upgrade to iOS 4.1 and risk losing your jailbreak and unlock forever.

My iPhone 3G suffered under the control of iOS 4, its sprightly performance choked away by unseen hands, turning what was a faithful companion into a shadow of its former self.

As we expected, iPhone users awaiting the next version of iOS can now plug their phones into iTunes and download away!

When iOS 4.1 was discussed at the most recent Apple event, nothing more than a ‘coming next week’ was divulged when it came to the actual release date, however Apple’s UK website is now saying that the new firmware will be out on Wednesday, 8th September. Just to recap what’s included in this version, you’ll be

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iOS 4.1 Coming September 8th, Now Known as Bug Fix Day

It was the end of July when we last heard that Apple was looking into the performance of iOS 4 on the iPhone 3G, and now, almost a month later, we’re hearing the same thing again.

With all the attention focused on the iPhone 4’s antenna and its related issues, iPhone 3G owners who were struggling with iOS 4 on their phones seemed to have been overlooked and often had their complaints met by a cry of ‘upgrade to an iPhone 4/jailbreak it!’ But the fact is, the iPhone 3G, and occasionally

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