Check out this video comparison, made by the guys over at Pocketnow, between Apple’s iOS 4 and Windows Phone 7.5 Mango. It is a hefty 18 minutes and 30 seconds, so go and grab a drink before watching it! ...

Microsoft was largely accused to be the cause of Windows Phone 7′s phantom data usage. However, it turned out to be a fault in Yahoo’s email system, which sent too large FETCH responses when checking for emails. Yahoo! responded to this by blaming the way Microsoft chose to implement this in WP7, and said that every other platform has gotten it right. Now,...

Here’s a demo of Apple’s HDR image captre that you’ll see in the iOS 4.1 update, that is scheduled to arrive this Wednesday. The HDR image is actually a combination of many images. The camera captures the image with many different exposure settings, and they are later combined into one final image by the software. ...

Check out this speed comparison between iOS 4.0 and iOS 4.1. The test was done on an iPhone 3G. You’ll see speed improvements like the ones in the video this Wednesday, when iOS 4.1 is released. ...

Pretty darn cool technology demonstration of Unreal Engine 3 for iOS 4 devices. If you have an iPhone 4 or an iPad, I’d recommend you download the free preview of Epic Citadel from the App Store. ...

The Dev-Team today announced that they will move focus from iOS 4.0.2 to the upcoming iOS 4.1. This means that you will not be able to jailbreak an iOS 4.0.2 running device, or at least the Dev-Team will not bring it. So now, people will begin to ask: will there be a jailbreak for devices that shipped with 4.0.2/3.2.2, out of the box? No, there won’t be.  FW 4.0.2/3.2.2...

According to a redmonpie tipster, iOS 4.0.2 will be released in the coming hours. This will fix the PDF security issue in Safari, that made jailbreaking possible on the iPhone 4. When iOS 4.0.2 is released, stay away from it if you want to jailbreak and unlock your device! It is highly recommended that you save your SHSH Blobs now, so that you can restore to iOS 4.0.1...

Don’t like to see iAds on your iOS 4 device? Well, now there is an app that can kill those. To disable iAds, you simply need to install an application on your jailbroken iOS 4 device, and you’re done. Add http://apt.macosmovil.com to Sources in Cydia. After this you should be able to search and install iAdKiller in Cydia. ...