Charlie Miller, a popular hacker known as 0xcharlie, has discovered a security flaw in the code signing of iOS apps and subsequently been terminated from the iOS developer program.
Activision has released Call of Duty: Strike Team, an all-new, first-person and third-person Call of Duty experience built from the ground up for mobile and tablet devices.
Ryan Petrich has released a major update to Activator, a centralized gesture, button and shortcut management system for iOS, that brings support for iOS 5.1.
Chpwn and posixninja have released Gridlock 2.0, a new version of the tweak that allows you to arrange your icons however you'd like via drag and drop.
KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has issued a new report that claims Apple will unveil a new iPhone 5S, a lower cost iPhone, and iOS 7 this June with devices set for release in July.
Amazon has announced a new 'Login With Amazon' service that lets website and mobile app developers offer a way for visitors to sign in using their Amazon credentials.
The Grugg, a Bangkok-based security researcher who brokers exploit sales to governments, reveals that iOS jailbreak exploits can sell for $250,000 or more.
Here's Apple's list of limitations that reveals which devices get which new iOS 6 features. Notably, the iPhone 4 does not get FaceTime over 3G, Flyover, Turn-By-Turn Navigation, or Siri.
Check out this video of the iOS / OS X security panel discussion that took place at Hack in the Box with popular members of the iPhone jailbreak community.