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A great news for jailbreaking community, the latest version of Apple iOS 9 has now been untethered jailbroken. The Chinese jailbreak team "Pangu" took everybody by surprise by releasing the first untethered jailbreak tool for iOS 9.0,9.0.1 and 9.0.2 within a short period of their final version release. It is also worth mentioning that the Pangu team decided not to take the $1 Million bounty for iOS 9 jailbreaks announced by Zerodium and instead released it for public.

The jailbreak seems to lack proper refinement as of now and is causing many users "Boot Loop of Death" (BLoD).

Microsoft has scheduled an event in New York City on October 6, 2015 for unveiling it's new range of devices which includes the new Surface Pro 4 tablet, Band 2 wearable and new Lumia flagships phones running Windows 10. A set of leaked slides have made way onto the internet unveiling specs and features of the new devices, the leaked slides are supposed to be used by Microsoft to train staff in Mexico preparing for the launch event.

Apart from the specs of new Windows 10 phones, the leaked slides also shows an interesting new feature, the "Continuum Display Dock". The dock will enable support for the 'Phone Continuum' feature which allows the user to connect a keyboard and mouse to the handset, and then connect the handset to a display - turning the phone into a full-fledged Windows 10 PC, complete with familiar desktop user-interface. The idea is nothing new and was earlier introduced in Ubuntu Edge which failed to get beyond the concept phase, it now seems Microsoft is getting ahead in the "PC-Mobile Convergence" battle between the two popular operating-systems.

Apple has already confirmed the September 9, 2015 event making it certain the announcement of iPhone 6s. In the latest leaks 9to5mac has got their hands on leaked components of iPhone 6S and compared them with iPhone 6 on video as shared below confirming the rumors of a larger front FaceTime camera aimed at selfies and the new Force Touch feature.

In an effort to unite the Windows Eco-system across a variety of hardware Microsoft has made many changes to make "Windows 10" work on the majority of devices out there, even ones with age-old hardware specification. To see exactly how well the new operating-system goes on with old hardware, Softpedia performed a quick test of installing and using Windows 10 on a 7-year-old Acer Aspire One powered by Intel Atom N450 processor clocked at 1.66 GHz, 1 GB of RAM, and a 320 GB hard disk. The results were quite surprising, the total installation took just 15 minutes from a USB drive and Windows 10 installed all the device drivers automatically. After installation Windows 10 performed flawlessly without any lags as shown in the video below.