iOS 7 will be coming this Fall, but like all firmware updates there are some devices that won't be invited to the party. All iPhone 3GSs and iPod Touch Fourth Generation users have officially been chopped from the support list, so what's a Apple fan to do in this situation? Provided you've jailbroken your device, these apps are just some of the ways to recreate iOS 7 on older hardware.

With WWDC just a few mere days away, it's time we started looking toward Apple''s future. As it does every year, the latest version of iOS will be taking center stage. So what are five must-have features of the upcoming iOS 7? Keep on reading to find out!

Jailbreaking is a legal and fun opportunity to get more out of your iDevices. By having a tiny bit of tech know-how, you can immerse yourself in a world that is free of restrictions and full of amazing apps that go far beyond what the official App Store offers. If you have an iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, or 4th-Generation iPod Touch, this guide will tell you how you can easily jailbreak on iOS 6.1.3.

It’s no secret that the mobile gaming market has been seeing some growth over the last few years thanks to things like the iPhone and the over whelming number of Android devices on the market.  But mobile games have always been looked down on when compared to the PC and console titles despite their ability to sell millions of copies.  PikPok’s run and gun zombie game for iOS and Android Into the Dead is one of those games.

If you're stuck on iOS 6.1.3 but are looking to get back in the jailbreak scene, fear not! As long as you have an iPhone 3GS, 4, or iPod Touch 4G you should be able to make the downgrade to 6.1.2 quite easily. On this week's how-to, I will give you a detailed explanation as to how you can make that happen!

If you have a jailbroken iPhone, one of the things you probably see being talked about a lot on the related scene forums is something called SSH. In a lot of contexts this is said in such a matter of fact way that newcomers may not even know what it means. In this How To, I will not only tell you exactly what SSH is, but also how you can activate and utilize it on all major operating systems.

There's an app for just about everything these days, which makes this column so much fun to report. Whether you want to remember a buddy's birthday, have a more in depth calculator experience, or just stop yourself from sending those nasty drunk text messages, I want to show you a few official and non-official ways to accomplish those tasks. Sometimes the most functional apps know how to help us with the little things in life. Today's small but mighty list proves that!

Got an old smart phone you’re not using? Is there a game or a new console you really want? Well GameStop might be able to hook you up.

After a short break, App-Tacular has returned to show you the best apps in the unofficial and official sides of the Apple universe. This week's edition, is perfect for those of you that like to use your device as a video or image camera with many included ways to make your shots even cooler than before. I've also got a few small tweaks to cut out some of the small annoyances in iOS. Find out more by reading onward!

Sure, mobile games are everywhere nowadays, but is that a good thing?  According to one man, their excessive selection has actually led to their death.

We tend to not do a whole lot of Apple coverage throughout the week, and it is for this exact reason that I am back once again to share with you some of the latest and greatest apps for you to download to your iOS device. Whether you've got a jailbreak or would rather stick to the regular firmware, you'll find something to tickle your fancy. This week we have a real focus on television and web video choices, but there are also a standard helping of tweaks to ease your appetite too!

Ron Gilbert has been working on The Cave for the past few years over at Double Fine, but the game's finished and out in the wild now so he's moving on. What's he up to now?

Whether you love Apple or just love to hack Apple devices, one thing about the presence they've created for themselves is true: there almost always is "an app for that." However with all of the new releases coming in at such an incredible rate, sometimes it can be hard to keep track of them all. That's what my new column called App-tacular is here for. Whether your device is jailbroken or not, I'll make sure there is something for everybody here. Want to see how deep the app pile goes?

The iOS 6 jailbreak has been out for some time now which means the dust has been allowed to settle and a lot of the major kinks are starting to work their way out. If you're the kind of person that has been looking to see what soft-modding is all about, you might be wondering "should I jailbreak." The answer to that question is in my opinion a very personal thing based on ho you like to use your device, but at the very least this article is hear to help you weigh out some of the benefits and disadvantages to making the jump to a hacked interface. Let's take a look at the evidence!

Are you a developer who is trying to get your mobile game published but need a little help? This could be for you.

It seems as if a lot of people are taking a liking to Temple Run 2.  In fact, the game is so popular on the iOS and Android that it has just set a record for a ton of downloads in a very short amount of time.

It's been quite some time since we've seen any real progress on the jailbreaking front. Sure we may have tethered options for older devices, but who wants to stay tied to a computer. If scene man pod2g has his way however, a full jailbreak for the upcoming iOS 6.1 win't be too far off.

There's no denying that our cell phones and more specifically iPhone's have become more and more powerful in recent years. However, as Uncle Ben once said "with great power, comes great responsibility."

If you've ever wanted to dick around with Far Cry 3 stuff while you're at work, now you can. With this handy app you can even do so on the shitter.

If you've been following the tech realm at all recently, you've probably already heard about the onslaught of rumors concerning Apple's next iPhone.  Thanks to a new report from BGR, we can further add to these rumors with mentions of a brand new iPhone SKU for folks on a budget.

Warner Bros. and TT Games have just announced details on Lego: Legends of Chima, an upcoming game that will be split into three parts for different platforms.

If you've been a watcher of Apple products at all, then you know they are a company that is almost always thinking ahead to the next big thing. Still with the recent release of the iPhone 5 and iPad 4, you would think they might be done for a while. Maybe not...

Online play is a seriously great innovation in the gaming industry. But it costs a lot of money for companies to keep servers with large amounts of data open, so inevitably when games get old developers must shut the services down to make room for what's to come. Obviously with today being the dawn of a new year, EA thought it would be time for some early spring cleaning.

Minecraft certainly isn’t a new release by any means, but that didn’t stop the indie game from having a solid Christmas thanks to its sales across various platforms.

There’s certainly no shortage of zombie-related movies, TV shows, and games on the market, but the recently released Zombie I Scream for the iOS puts a lighthearted twist on the topic.