Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 17, 2011 The WWDC 2011 keynote featured plenty of new software. Part of Apple’s presentation introduced iOS 5 and a plethora of features Apple device owners can look forward to. Just 24 hours later the iOS 5 beta has already been jailbroken by the iPhone Dev Team, headed up by MuscleNerd. Proof comes courtesy of MuscleNerd, who posted two images of a fourth...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 17, 2011 Feed Me Oil, a new release from Chillingo snares the #1 spot this week with break-out puzzle game The Heist slipping down to #3. Tiny Wings continues its popularity, while evergreen iPhone favorites Angry Birds and Fruit Ninja round out this week’s best selling iPhone games. #1 Feed Me Oil An innovative and original physics-based puzzle game with charming visuals and...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 17, 2011 Mac OS X Lion, the eighth, and latest release of the Mac OS X operating system was unveiled earlier today at the San Francisco Moscone Centre in the opening keynote of WWDC 2011. Apple VP, Phil Schiller took to the mic to fill in the 5,200 attendees on the latest updates to the Mac operating system. Schiller announced that there were a total of 250 new features, here are the Top...

Posted by John Madison on Jun 16, 2011 Calgary, Alberta – Games Cafe Inc. announced today that Sally’s Studio, the most anticipated sequel to its popular blockbuster title Sally’s Spa, is now available on iTunes for the iPhone and iPod touch. Sally’s Studio was built upon the very successful game Sally’s Spa, featured in Apple’s Rewind 2009 as one of the top games of the...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 16, 2011 While Apple looks to counter BBM with their iMessage instant messaging solution, the iOS 5 Newsstand plans to house magazine and newspaper subscriptions.  The app, a centralized place that will store subscriptions, will be compatible with plenty of magazines and newspapers. Confirmed outlets include National Geographic, The Daily, The New York Times, Time Magazine, and...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 16, 2011 While the iOS 5 Notifications Center is arguably the biggest change to the mobile operating system, iMessage lets users send and receive unlimited instant messages to other users. While iMessage is essentially BBM (BlackBerry Messenger), the application is specific to Apple products running iOS 5. Like BBM, the messaging applications tells users whether recipients have read a...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 16, 2011 As expected, Apple revealed iOS 5 today during the WWDC 2011 keynote. The most intuitive new feature, arguably, is the improved notifications system. Since iOS 3 the notifications interface has been a pain for most iPhone and iPad users. Whenever a notification would come in, users would have no choice but to deal with it right then. In the middle of a game, or movie? It was...

Posted by Alexander Bader on Jun 16, 2011 Have an Apple developer account?  You’re in luck because the iOS 5 Beta is now available for download. If you have a developer account, head over to Apple’s official website, agree to the updated terms of service, and download the future of the iOS operating system. Obviously stay away from the iOS 5 beta if you are using a jailbroken or unlocked...