Verizon, one of the major US carriers and the second to adopt Apple’s iPhone, is scheduled to move all customers who have retained their unlimited data plans to limited shared plans when they make the switch from 3G to LTE in the near future.

As rumored for some time now, The Wall Street Journal reports that Apple placed orders for displays that are “at least 4 inches diagonally” – presumably for the next-generation iPhone. Apple’s current iPhone, and all previous models, have retained the introductory screen size of 3.5-inches. A larger display would not only appease the demands of customers who claim the iPhone isn’t on par with other devices, it would also set the stage for a major redesign.

Over two months ago, in March, The Wall Street Journal reported on a lawsuit filed against Apple by a customer who claimed that Siri (the virtual personal assistant exclusive to the iPhone 4S) wasn’t then, and still isn’t, what the company made it out to be.

Building on the recent iCloud news and rumors, The Wall Street Journal published a brief report that suggests Apple is preparing up to upgrade their cloud services and will announce the move at next month’s World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC). According to the report, one of the primary features of the new upgrade could be the introduction of a new photo-sharing feature:

By now, most of you are probably familiar with the Untethered Jailbreak situation for iOS 5.1 and 5.1.1. Since the release of iOS 5.1 more than two months ago, most members of the Jailbreak community were left wondering when an Untethered Jailbreak will be released.