Yesterday we informed you about a critical security flaw in iOS 4.1 which allows you to make phone calls even when iPhone is locked. Apple was notified about this critical issue last night.
Microsoft has just released Release Candidate version of Windows 7 Service Pack 1 and Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 for users running the final RTM version of the respective operating systems.
The new updated version 1.1 of Apple Store app for iOS brings a new feature which allows you to reserve products for pickup at an Apple Retail Store. Surprisingly, this also brings the ability to reserve a white iPhone 4 in both 16 and 32GB flavors.
We all have different reasons for hiding something. When it comes to hiding digital secrets, we use software called “folder lockers” / “encryption software” which password-protect (+encrypt) the “secrets” so that you, and only you can access them after entering the password. A good example of such kind of software is “Folder Lock” (Windows) and for iOS: Private Area.
Folks at MacRumors Forums have found a major security flaw in iOS 4.1 which allows you to make phone calls even when phone is locked.
Fast Copy for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch Makes Cut, Copy, Paste Faster and Snappier [Jailbreak App]
Hacker comex of Spirit and JailbreakMe fame has released a tweak called Fast Copy for jailbroken iOS devices that, in accordance with its name, makes cut-copy-pasting a much tighter experience. How? Read that after the jump.
In a recent interview with the New York Times, Melinda Gates once again confirmed that Apple products are not allowed in home premises of Microsoft’s founder Bill Gates. Here is an excerpt from the full interview of all the Apple related answers.
Celebrating Windows 7’s one-year anniversary, Microsoft Netherlands spilled the beans on the expected launch date for Windows 7’s successor. In a blog post on its Dutch website, Microsoft said that Windows 8 is roughly two years away from hitting the market.
iGotYa is a new app available on Cydia which allows you to find out who was last trying to use your iPhone when you were away, or sleeping. Here is how it works.
Windows 7 has been a powerful success for Microsoft. As an evolutionary upgrade to Vista, it patched almost all of Vista’s glaring holes: broken driver support, sluggish performance and the horribly annoying User-Account Control. It sold more than 240 million licenses in one year and its next release will, according to Ballmer, be Microsoft’s riskiest product bet yet.
