For 14 years, South Park has taken the news and given it a unique and timely twist with a no-holds-barred candor that often leaves viewers in stitches. Tonight’s Season 15 premiere—which took on the issue of Apple’s secret tracking of iPhone and iPad users and added a disgustingly sinister twist courtesy of Steve Jobs—continued that tradition in truly stellar form. Watch out the humorous video below: [via:...

Here are some of the key findings from “The Mobile Movement: Understanding Smartphone Users,” a study from Google and conducted by Ipsos OTX, an independent market research firm, among 5,013 US adult smartphone Internet users at the end of 2010: 71% of smartphone users search because of an ad they’ve seen either online or offline; 82% of smartphone users notice mobile ads, 74% of smartphone shoppers make a...

Well, Stefan Esser the iPhone security expert an hacker and the guy behind iOS 4.3.1 untethered jailbreak, he has just released iOS 4.3.1 untethered jailbreak in a password protected zip file. He tweeted: The untether is downloadable athttp://antidote.com/untether.zip (but only if you can crack the ZIP password) Of course you won’t be able to open the file as the password has so many characters which would be impossible to decrypt...

Although Twitter decided to remove the hated QuickBar from its iPhone app, Cydia has added the bar to its timeline tab. Cydia’s Quick Bar promotes trending topics that you might be interested in; such as, #Glee, #JustinBieber, #LadyGaga, and more. Tapping the bar will take you to details page for a related package. If you don’t see the Quick Bar it will appear once your device’s date changes to April 1st, 2011, April...

While introducing iPad 2 last month, Apple’s chief executive Steve Jobs described the competitive market for tablet apps on Google’s Android 3.0 Honeycomb as having “at most 100 apps.” The actual Android catalog appears to be closer to 17. as noted by Appleinsider. Jobs noted that the iOS App Store now has over 350,000 titles, of which 65,000 “take full advantage of the iPad,” drawing attention to ...

U.S. Air Force Combat Controller Ron Walker says he dropped his iPhone 4 at the time Walker was leaning out of a US Air Force plane door while preparing for a static line jump from 1,000 feet. Walker says he used the Find My iPhone app, and found his iPhone at the base of a tree in a forest. The phone was unscratched and worked fine, according to Walker. The phone had a Griffin Motif case, and no other protection. This interesting...