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Apple is offering Unlocked iPhone 4's for $649. You can use it with any Apple supported carrier, in the US like AT&T, T-Mobile and so on. The 16GB is for $649 and the 32GB is for $749. Those prices are supported as long as you are having it shipped to a US address. What do you think about Apple offering the unlocked version of the iPhone 5? Is anyone going to order one?

I know that this is a blog that is usually about Apple and so on but after seeing this I just could not let it through without a post. I don't think words are enough for this concept, so go ahead and just see the video for yourself... The cabin and overall design of it is just amazing, but this see-through plane would sure do the same to your wallet! That's for sure.

Summer 2011 is the season of hacking, a few of Sony's websites and PSN hacked and now Codemasters website has become a target from hackers. Independent UK developer Codemasters, responsible for titles like Dirt 3 and Formula 1 2010, has reported that ten of thousands of personal accounts were compromised on June 3rd  exposing the names, addresses (physical and emails), birthdays, phone numbers, Xbox gamer tags, biographies and passwords of registered users. Payment information wasn't compromised but with all that information that was accessed people will be furious. The website was turned offline as soon as the threat was detected . Those who were directly effected are being emailed apologies while the rest of us are being appointed to the company's Facebook page. We'll keep you updated if anything else pops up.

It's the usual drill, Apple introduces a new product in Cupertino and another company having the same name takes them to court. Well, it happened again, this time with iCloud. Arizona based company iCloud Communications use the logo above and offer VoIP equipment and service provider, though in court documents it also seems to be a cloud computing company. By now we all know that there is just gonna be a nice little settelment out of court but we'll let you know if anything serious breaks out.

Do you see those Reminders and News stand icons, proves its iOS 5 but wait, there are Cydia and iSSH icons too! This is the  limera1n  tethered update you see here and its running on Apple's iPod Touch 4th generation.

So Steve Jobs took the stage for Apple at WWDC and got into his phase of competitiveness by comparing with other brands and as usual showing off their statistics. Phil showed us Mac OSX Lion and demoed a few features like Resume, Air Drop, new Mail and so on, and it was well just as expected.... very good! iOS 5 really surprised not just me but everyone, new notifications(which were expected) in the same pull down bar like Android but yet again Apple revolutionized it. They added Reminders, split keyboard, new Photo Editing features, improved other things too! Reminders reminds you what you have to do in a better way and you can set to remind you to do something when you leave a place or arrive at a place using Location Services.  "We just looked into the software and thought of why people go to a PC and we put those functionalities in iOS" yep, they sure did and now you dont even have to plug an iOS device into a Computer after you buy it you can just set it up on the go

HP's CEO Leo Apotheker has said at D9 that he will not hesitate in licensing their webOS to other handset manufacturers. When casually talking about the future of webOS on non-HP handsets, he noted that the firm was looking to license webOS to various other hardware manufacturers.