The iPhone 4 is arguably the best smartphone on the market. It’s build quality puts others to shame, it has a style all of its own, its operating system is the easiest and slickest to use, its app store is unsurpassed, and it has some class leading features. Just be prepared to pay for the privilege.Apple touts its Retina Display screen as having the same resolution as the human eye. I’m not qualified to take on the human-eye statement, but this is easily the best screen I’ve seen on a smartphone.The screen uses a denser pixel arrangement – though they have the same ...

The stunning touchscreen user-interface of the iPhone is one of the seven wonders of the modern world. Combining a phone, music player, camera and web browser, the iPhone is a stunning device. However its high cost and many limitations mean that it is a flawed beauty. The iPhone 4S is the latest and best.Unlocking iPhone permanent is available for most of the world networks.Our method is done directly from Apple database, it is a FULL UNLOCK and is PERMANENT, just connect Your iPhone to iTunes with foreign Sim card inside, and iTunes display Congratulations your iPhone is now unlocked. We ...

Earlier today Bluegrass Cellular announced that it will offer Apple’s iPhone 4S to its customers starting on May 18. Now regional carriers Pioneer Cellular of Oklahoma, Golden State Cellular of California, and Nex-Tech Wireless of Kansas have announced they will also offer the smartphone on the same date. Pricing starts at $149 for the 16GB model, $249 for the 32GB model, and $349 for the top of the line 64GB variant. Pioneer Cellular also said that it is, starting today, offering the iPhone 4 to its customers for $50. ...

Bluegrass Cellular today announced that it will sell the Apple iPhone starting May 18. The iPhone 4S will cost $149 for the 16GB model, $249 for the 32GB, and $349 for the 64GB. Bluegrass Cellular will also offer iPhone 4 for $49. Plans range from $65 to $100 per month. Tweet Vote on HN ...

Every morsel of iPhone 5 information is precious, especially when Apple becomes directly involved.The company filed a complaint with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) over the URL for iphone5.com, which is currently held by a group that’s using it as a message board for discussions about the new iPhone.Before the iPhone 4S reveal last year, it was generally expected that Apple would in fact announce the iPhone 5.Instead, the new iPhone 4S was a minimal refinement of the iPhone 4, bringing few improvements besides the addition of Siri, suggesting that the next phone ...

Apple today released iOS 5.1.1, a maintenance update for the iPhone/iPad that fixes a number of bugs. Some of the repaired features include improved reliability when using the HDR camera mode, fixed 2G-to-3G hand-off bugs in the iPad, improved AirPlay video playback, more reliable Safari bookmark syncing, and fixed purchasing bug in the app store. The update is about 54MB and can be downloaded and installed over the air. Tweet Vote on HN ...

Appalachian Wireless, GCI, Matanuska Telephone Association, and Celcom have all announced plans to sell Apple’s iPhone 4/4S. The four regional carriers join Alaska Communications and nTelos, which announced similar plans earlier this week. All the regional network operators will be offering the iPhones at a $50 discount compared to what the larger national carriers are charging. The devices will go on sale April 20. Plan pricing varies by carrier. Tweet Vote on HN ...

A consumer advocacy group in Australia has already lodged a formal complaint and associated lawsuit against Apple for the marketing of its new iPad, and it looks like a group in Sweden may do the same thing. The Swedish Consumer Agency has revealed that it may investigate Apple into whether or not it is misleading customers by claiming the new iPad is 4G capable. Tweet Vote on HN ...

This week there have been reports of complaints with the way the new iPad charges when plugged into the wall – specifically with how long it takes to charge. Apple has responded, claiming that the new iPad works as designed. Tweet Vote on HN ...

Today the tech world is reeling from the revelation that Steve Jobs didn’t like the name Siri, which is fair enough because it’s not a particularly good name.But here at One More Thing, we’re already over it and on to Peter, the Galaxy Note wielding elephant and the scientists that use Lego to grow fake bones. We’re even repinning President Obama. Come. Give in. Join us. Braiiiiins.You can’t be Siri-ous – Presumably that’s what Steve Jobs said of the name Siri which he apparently did not like. But Dag Kittlaus, who co-founded Siri, said Jobs stuck ...