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News on JailbreakMe Posted: 12 Jun 2011 03:23 AM PDT Comex has uncovered a new teaser via JailbreakMe, if you visit the JailbreakMe website you will see a photo with a PDF sign and a diamond symbol. iPhone Rumors reported earlier that the new JailbreakMe PDF exploit teaser could be something to do with a new jailbreak for iOS 4.3.3 or iOS 5. Well we… More On: Apple iPad 2, jailbreak, JailbreakMe For more coverage: Follow Phones Review on Twitter Become a Fan on Facebook

News on Apple iPhone 4 Posted: 12 Jun 2011 02:50 AM PDT A new SIM called the Gevey Pro will unlock the iPhone 4 on iOS 5, the SIM is only $28 but a warning is issued here. The Gevey SIM has been said to be illegal, and we here at PhonesReview recommend not using this SIM to unlock the iPhone 4 on iOS 5, your choice… More On: apple, iOS 5, iPhone 4, unlock For more coverage: Follow Phones Review on Twitter Become a Fan on Facebook

News on Windows Phone Posted: 12 Jun 2011 02:16 AM PDT When it comes to platforms, you would think Android and Windows Phone 7 competition would be fierce, well not in this case because Microsoft is challenging developers to port Android apps across to Windows Phones. It stands to reason in one sense, because a new API mapping tool was made to translate iPhone APIs to… More On: Micorsoft, windows phone For more coverage: Follow Phones Review on Twitter Become a Fan on Facebook

News on iOS Apps Posted: 12 Jun 2011 12:52 AM PDT Space…the final frontier; this is the final voyage of space shuttle Atlantis; her final mission, to take with her two iPhone 4 smartphones, that will boldly go to the International Space Station to complete four experiments…sorry, being a Star Trek fan I just couldn't resist. Now down to business, you probably got the gist of… More On: apple, iPhone 4, itunes For more coverage: Follow Phones Review on Twitter Become a Fan on Facebook

News on Apple iCloud Posted: 12 Jun 2011 12:40 AM PDT Obviously not satisfied at stealing notifications from Android, BlackBerry Messenger from RIM, and WiFi Sync from an iOS developer for Apple's new iOS 5, it appears that Apple is also not against stealing a name, the name iCloud, but iCloud Communications isn't going to take it laying down. According to the guys over at Slash… More On: apple, iCloud, iOS 5, lawsuit For more coverage: Follow Phones Review on Twitter Become a Fan on Facebook

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