Untethered Jailbreak for iOS 4.3.1 released!

Awaiting to get unto the iOS 4.3.1 bandwagon, but do not want to lose your jailbroken goodies?

iClarified has announced that you can right now! iPad 2 is not supported though.

Twitter removes 'Dick bar' from iOS app

Guess negative feedback really works. After some changes to the addition to the 'Quick Bar' of the iOS iPhone Twitter, the Twitter fellas have finally removed it.

'Affectionally' called 'Dick Bar' because that bar floats above your tweets (initially), it was really much despised among Twitterers.

Well, at least that's a happy ending there.

[via The Apple Blog]

Got a 13" MacBook Air? Time for an update!

If you have a 13" MacBook Air (Late 2010), time for a software update.



Mac OS X v10.6.7 has just been released.

[via TUAW]

iOS 5 is going to be my butler?

After reports that iPhone 5 would be delayed past the usual Summer release dates, a rumour from TechCrunch is stating that the next iPhone would have 'my own butler' baked right into the system.

Based on Siri that Apple bought in 2010, the new service might add a very nice personal assistant into the phone. I can imagine asking my iPhone 5 where I could get the best Mee Siam (a local noodle dish) around my current area.

Would this service value add to the next iPhone iteration, where Apple is under tremendous competition from other tech companies?

[via TechCrunch]

Enterprising individuals start selling WWDC 2011 tickets on eBay!

Heard about the mad rush to get tickets at Apple's WWDC 2011 later in June? Heard about how it was sold out in a matter of hours?

Well, apparently WWDC 2011 tickets are now being sold on eBay at ridiculous prices.

Time to bring out your pitch forks! Here in Singapore, by the time we heard that the WWDC tickets are up for sale when we wake up in the morning, it's already sold out!! Indeed, WWDC IS broken!


[via TUAW]

Amazon has releases cloud storage and player. Music streaming now onz!

Just read that Amazon has released a new cloud storage system where you can store music and be able to stream that music everywhere. Amazon 1: Apple 0!



What's cool about this is that they also provide a Cloud Player service that you could download to your PC and Android device to stream the music stored there. As Molly Wood from CNET mentioned, the Google style video receives a special kudos from me.

HOWEVER, the sucky thing is that this service will only be available for US customers. Hopefully, like Microsoft's Sky Drive, it would be rolled out to international users soon, like Singapore!!!

Update: Looks like the music labels are here to crash the party, again...