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Symbian has unzipped its trousers and flopped out 100,000 more daily activated phones than what Google showed off the other day.
The other open-source platform has quoted analyst company Canalys' records, showing that 300,000 Symbian phones were sold daily in the second quarter of 2010, 50 per cent more than what Eric Schmidt claimed Android was selling in the same period.
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as Yoko goes, so go the Beatles on iTunes.
What's the story here? Well, it's not that you aren't able to download the Beatles catalog—that's always been the case. And it's not that Yoko Ono isn't being super clear with her vision (Plastic Ono Band, anyone?). It's that the stakeholders in Apple Corps are engaged in the most annoying bargaining posture there is. They're playing hard to get (as Paul McCartney did in 2008), hinting that of course they want to have Beatles songs on iTunes, and would, except for… something. That they won't say.
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If you're fed up with waiting for the official Netflix app to make it to your iPhone, here's a way you can hack the Netflix iPad app to work on your jailbroken iPhone.
The process is fairly simple but takes a bit of work. In a nutshell, you're going to be downloading the iPad version of the Netflix application and manually copying it to your iPhone. Check out the video and step-by-step written instructions below
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Now that multitasking, apps and custom wallpapers are standard features in iOS, it might seem like there really isn't a point to jailbreaking anymore. But as i(Phone)OS has grown wings, so too has the jailbreak scene; for every tardy feature that's cropped up in Apple's official software, wily jailbreakers have come up with something fresher—and often waaaay cooler—to release in their underground App Stores. Here's the best the jailbreak scene has to offer, right now.
Mirrored from Randy's Home On The Interwebs.