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talhaismail
Talha Ismail is 14 year Muslim, as well as an online journalist who writes News Articles, Game and Application Reviews, and tutorials, curently for TheAppleGoogle. He also has a knack for cars and likes spending his free time with Friends and family, or on the Internet.
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Google Chrome Coming to iOS Soon
May 15th
For the moment, Google Chrome is arguably the best internet browser for Macs and Windows computers, and now, according to a report by an analyst, you may be able to carry Chrome around in your pocket if you are an iOS device owner. That’s right, Google Chrome is apparently coming to iOS for the iPhone, iPod touch, and the iPad. Read More
Pod2g Demonstrates New iPad Jailbreak (VIDEO)
May 11th
For quite some time now, renowned iPhone/iPad/iPod hacker, @pod2g has been working on a jailbreak solution for the iPhone 4S, the new iPad, and some other devices on iOS 5.1. Now, with a video uploaded by him as proof, pod2g, is much closer to publicly releasing this jailbreak solution. Read More
HTC Addresses One S Ceramic ‘Chipping Issue’
Apr 12th
According to multiple reports, users of the newly released, dual core toting One S were experiencing a big cosmetic issue with their devices.
The HTC One S is covered in a micro-arc oxidation coating, and many users have complained that parts of this coating from the backs of their devices are chipping off, leaving the supposed ‘most beautiful’ HTC phone in an ugly mess. The somewhat good news for those who did experience similar issues, HTC has issued a statement saying that customers experiencing ‘extreme chipping’ issues can return their One S handsets to their place of purchase, or have them repaired under warranty. Read More
Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich Now on 2.9% of all Android Devices
Apr 3rd
As of today, Android’s most popular version is Android 2.3.4 (Gingerbread), with its latest version (4.0.X) still standing quite low. According to a new report and graphical representation in a pie chart, Android 2.3.X runs on around 2/3rds of ALL Android devices, with the ancient Android 2.2 running on like 25% of all Android devices. We also have the third Android release running on about 10% of devices, and the first two releases running on an extremely small number of devices. Read More
GoodReader for iPad Now Optimized for Retina Display
Mar 24th
More and more developers and constantly updating their Apps to start taking advantage of the Retina Display on the new iPad. GoodReader, an application that has been ranked as #8 in the list of the best-selling iPad apps of all time, has just got a new update which has lots of goodies packed for us. Read More
iPhoto Gets Over 1M Downloads, Brings in $5M
Mar 21st
As Jim Dalrymple [The Loop] reports, Apple’s latest App, iPhoto, an extremely sophisticated photo editing App for iOS which is a part of the iLife mobile suite has achieved over one million users in just 10 days. Astonishing. For clarification, Apple said that these are 1,000,000 individual users, not multiple downloads on different devices by a user. Since there have been 1,000,000 purchases, and the App costs $4.99, Apple has roughly made $5 Million off one app in just 10 days. Wow! Read More
YouTube Adds One Click Video Enhancement Feature
Mar 21st
When there is that special moment, all we care about is capturing it for remembrance. The quality is not something you will consider at that moment. Later, when you think it is worthy enough to be shown to the world, you transfer it to your computer, and are about to upload it. That is when you say to yourself, the video is so shaky, and the quality isn’t that good either, and you abandon the thought of uploading it.
Well, YouTube has put an end to this, with its new features that allow you to make your clip better in every aspect, whether it is the sound, or the video shakiness, YouTube will do its best to fix it, all it will take is just one click. Read More
At 8 AM local time, Apple released the new iPad in 25 more countries, and according to multiple sources, lines have started forming in front of Apple stores, with people eager to get their hands on the shiny new iPad. 
An unnamed source from a fraudulent and apparently shady mobile app marketing company explains how it works and that Apple can’t do anything to stop it. 






