After spending about a month on the beautiful beaches of Thailand we decided to go to Cambodia for a couple of weeks. Before flying there, I had done a little bit of research and from what I had read it would be very hard for me to get a SIM card. Well, that was not the case.

This is a guest post by iDB reader Jeton Aliji. If you’d like to send your articles to be published on the blog, make sure to check out the guidelines . In the ModMyI repo today we have a new package called Circuitous , which is another app switcher, but this one has a more different approach which some of you might like

Until now if you wanted to click on a link in the description of an app in the App Store on your iPhone, well, you couldn’t.

I’m just curious to see if any of you actually preordered an iPad . I didn’t for the simple reason that I’m currently out of the country

A few months ago I wrote an article showing how AT&T was going to move to a pay-per-byte model on its 3G plans. Recently, AT&T CEO Randall L. Stephenson confirmed this move in an interview for the WSJ .

MuscleNerd recently tweeted about a new device to boot tethered jailboken 3.1.2 iDevices without pluging it to a computer. This standalone piece of hardware is called an iDongle . Now why would you need an iDongle

A few weeks ago I wrote an article about why Cydia sucks and how it could be improved. Maybe Saurik heard me because he decided to give Cydia a small update that aims at making it faster. This update supposedly speeds up the loading time and improves the error checking when refreshing the sources.

When the iPhone initially launched in 2007, the much anticipated iPhone OS required an arsenal of jailbroken apps to perform even the mildest tasks such as MMS and video recording.

Chpwn is one of my favorite jailbreak devs because he creates really useful apps and mods that just make your iPhone experience better. He worked with Ryan Petrich on ProSwitcher , he developed InfiniDock , and today, he just released InfiniBoard .

Even though Netflix CEO Reed Hastings told Reuters a few months ago that Netflix wasn’t going to work on an iPhone app for a while, it seems that Netflix has been feeling the water about it. A RWW article notes that: Recently, Netflix sent out a survey to select subscribers in order to determine interest in an iPhone application for streaming movies via mobile phones. According to the survey’s wording, the proposed app would be Wi-Fi only and would offer the same content that the Netflix “Watch Instantly” service provides