If you’re an iOS gamer, then it’s likely that you look around for great new games at least once a week. Some of them can be found in our weekly deals series, while others are just talked about in the forums. Today, I’d like to introduce you to a great new game by Touch Foo, the developer of platformer Soosiz. It’s called Swordigo and it’s also a platformer that bears a good deal of resemblance to classics like Legend of Zelda. Keep reading for a few screenshots, the trailer, and a brief look at the key elements of the game before you purchase it.
The Samsung Gusto not only has a dumb name, but it costs $80 with a two year Verizon contract. It’s a flipphone. It costs $80. Like every other phone listed here, it has a pitiful camera, no real web browser, and no actual specs to speak of. A dumbphone in the keenest sense.
Steve Wozniak Hired as ‘Tutor’ for Steve Jobs Biopic
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Apple is rumored to take the wraps off of the sixth version of iOS at the annual 
Those of you living in the following cities will now have access to faster speeds thanks to good ol’ AT&T:
Apple has submitted a motion to the US International Trade Commission suggesting that HTC does not have legitimacy over the five patents pertaining to wireless technologies which it purchased from Google, according to industry sources.
Bloomberg: Steve Jobs Worked on the 4-inch iPhone
Mobile game developer and publisher MocoSpace recently polled 10,000 players to find out “Y U Play?”, and the most striking data showed that a whooping 31% if respondents were playing games in the middle of class. Just about as many respondents were playing mobile games because they were bored as those who played because they actually enjoy the games.
PopCap today announced the immediate release of 
Best Buy began offering the 8GB iPhone 4 for $49.99 on the usual two-year contract through Sprint, Verizon, or AT&T— 
The new iPhone screens will measure 4 inches from corner to corner, one source said. That would represent a roughly 30 percent increase in viewing area, assuming Apple keeps other dimensions proportional. Apple has used a 3.5-inch screen since introducing the iPhone in 2007.
Apple has successfully won its dispute over the iPhone5.com domain, after it took its complaint to the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). WIPO recently posted to its website that the domain has been ‘Terminated’, with the domain owner expected to have relinquished ownership. The iPhone5.com domain is now being held by brand protection agency Corporation Service Company, which may have been used by Apple to take ownership.
Apple has always been playing cat-and-mouse with the jailbreaking community, attempting to combat users from obtaining root access to their devices by issuing periodic iOS software updates. Yet, developers continue to find exploitable vulnerabilities in iOS that have led to jailbreaking methods across virtually every iOS version on nearly every device. In a few weeks, even the new iPad will be jailbroken on the latest iOS 5.1.1 software update.