Believe it or not, jailbreaking my iPhone has never been a “must have”. Still, back when I had an iPhone 3GS in the iOS 3 days, I used it to allow customisation; toggles, wallpapers, ringtones. But now, Apple have conceded a lot of that sort of functionality to the user, and then some. For free, iPhone users now can have wallpapers, background tasks,...

While the Samsung Galaxy Ace is certainly a new phone, it is definitely trying not to be the most powerful smartphone on the market. Not every smartphone owner wants to (or can afford) a high-end piece of technology, and so the Ace is at the rescue as a dependable phone that still mostly copes with most software thrown at all smartphones these days. We take a...

Exactly as rumored before the start of CES, TV turned tablet maker Vizio announces their new line up, which includes the all-in-one PC. Where form meets function, we can now have a computer that’s just like us. That’s how Vizio is touting their iMac-like personal computer, stylish and minimalist. While the computer looks great, there is no word on...

Only nine months after the first release of the Blackberry PlayBook, RIM have introduced version 2.0 of the PlayBook OS to be previewed this week at CES in Las Vegas, NV. Before you get to the full press release below, some highlights of the new tablet OS include native calendar and email apps, with the latter sporting multi-tasking and unified inbox, including...

Anyone with an iDevice with iOS 5 should be fully aware of iMessage, a service extending SMS by sending messages to other iDevices via the internet, instead of through your carrier. Although other similar services and apps exist, both on other devices (like BBM) and across devices (like WhatsApp), it’s a little unusual to see a direct competitor like...