Apple has filed patents covering a variety of methods to identify and disable unauthorized use. Including jailbroken and various other methods to hack on iPhone and iPad. Although the U.S. government officially gave permission to the jailbreaking process (ie the code that gives access to users for the use of extensions and themes that are not official Apple product) on the iPhone and other electronic devices for the purpose of "education". But Apple seems determined to gain further control over the device. Currently, the Cupertino, California company based companies technology automatically revoke the warranty on all iPhones that have been in jailbreaking and hacking.Patents filed in February and focused on the efforts to identify the user's device if the device is stolen and protect all the important information in the device that was stolen (such as credit card numbers and passwords). Then after the Apple knows that it is stolen then the user can perform remote Appla directly from the server and delete all the data directly from the server. But the patent also covers methods to identify the device that has been in jaibreaking, such as the monitoring of an abrupt increase in the memory of the commonly used memory. Apple also wants to patent the party at the time of authentication hacking programs Apple is running the party can unilaterally remove the personal data directly from the device and disconnect the phone service.
In other words, Apple explains that it wants to fight jailbroken with the pretext to protect customers from theft because of the fact that Apple can not determine whether perngakat has been stolen or when the user performs the process of Jailbreaking by users.
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"IMac Touch" a good blend between the iPad and iMac
Have you ever imagined that in the future maybe you'll use the iMac has become a device that has become one or the built-in with the iPad? Yes, it looks like Apple will answer these questions. In September 2009 month ago Apple has filed several patents in Europe which was subsequently published in January 2010,in one such document discusses the system to an iMac Touch, the device that acts like a standard desktop computer but has a shape such as tablet computers. Later on when the device is in an upright position, then the iMac touch can be used as a desktop or a flatscreen monitor and can be controlled with the mouse and keyboard. Then when the iMac Touch is positioned in the recumbent position, it can be used as a computer that has multi-touch tablet mode and the switch from Mac OS X operating system to IOS. In addition to the operating system, these patent documents also discuss about the details of the system that will allow users to control iPhone or iMac iPad of touch. This idea emerged when many users use the MacBook Pro and iPad separately, it would be better if the two devices into one super device, and Apple iMac Touch promises that this will be the best devices from around the world. If it really is an iMac Touch will be released by Apple whether you would be interested to buy it?
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Yahoo released Yahoo Mail for the iPad
Monday, August 23, 2010
Yahoo has just released the official applications for Yahoo Mail with HTML-based iPad 5. iPad addition, Yahoo also released its newest product for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
Lee Parry, product manager of Yahoo said that Yahoo Mail is only optimized for large screen which is owned by iPad. One feature that is owned by Yahoo Mail is a local caching, which allows users to access and search for messages when they are offline. There is also a feature that lets users view attachments such as photos with the look-full or as a preview of which can be viewed directly in your inbox, as well as dual-pane display used to set the picture in order to look better. Users can also do searches through your inbox using the search feature.
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Lee Parry, product manager of Yahoo said that Yahoo Mail is only optimized for large screen which is owned by iPad. One feature that is owned by Yahoo Mail is a local caching, which allows users to access and search for messages when they are offline. There is also a feature that lets users view attachments such as photos with the look-full or as a preview of which can be viewed directly in your inbox, as well as dual-pane display used to set the picture in order to look better. Users can also do searches through your inbox using the search feature.
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Understanding Consumer Reports’ iPhone 4 advisory
Consumer Reports’ revised iPhone 4 advisory is bound to make all of the nightly newscasts as Apple staffers are scrambling to delete user comments referencing the report. How could a well-respected product evaluation agency advise against buying Apple’s baby and at the same time rate iPhone 4 as the best smartphone on the planet?You could be forgiven for thinking that Consumer Reports hates Apple’s phone. Its revised advisory says you should hold off buying an iPhone 4 until Apple fixes the so-called death grip. It also slams the gadget maker over the claim that an upcoming firmware update will fix the issue as it contradicts their lab tests proving that the signal bars drop when you bridge the antenna gap found in the phone’s bottom left corner.
It’s a design flaw that cannot be fixed in software, Consumer Reports insists, and has nothing to do with AT&T’s network or anything on the network end. The post also makes a brief mention of the phone’s overall performance that places it “atop the latest ratings of smartphones.” The problem is, those ratings are available in exchange for $5.95 a month or $26 a year, meaning the vast majority of readers didn’t get the full picture.
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It’s a design flaw that cannot be fixed in software, Consumer Reports insists, and has nothing to do with AT&T’s network or anything on the network end. The post also makes a brief mention of the phone’s overall performance that places it “atop the latest ratings of smartphones.” The problem is, those ratings are available in exchange for $5.95 a month or $26 a year, meaning the vast majority of readers didn’t get the full picture.
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Jobs confirms iOS 4 update to fix 3G performance issues
Are you one of the unlucky folks who updated their iPhone 3G phone only to find out there were performance problems with the iOS 4 upgrade? Well, fear not. There is hope and it comes in the form of a short email from Steve Jobs.MacRumors reports that an email to Jobs stated:
I’ve waited patiently through 4.0.1 and 4.0.2, looking for a fix that will make my phone work again. I’ve read the forums that advise me to jailbreak my phone or use some other method so I can downgrade back to a version of iPhone 3, however I’m not prepared to use a method that is not supported by Apple.
Jobs response was straight and to the point.
Software update coming soon.
Sent from my iPhone
Of course, no timeline or further details were provided. That’s textbook Management 101. Under-promise and over-deliver.
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I’ve waited patiently through 4.0.1 and 4.0.2, looking for a fix that will make my phone work again. I’ve read the forums that advise me to jailbreak my phone or use some other method so I can downgrade back to a version of iPhone 3, however I’m not prepared to use a method that is not supported by Apple.
Jobs response was straight and to the point.
Software update coming soon.
Sent from my iPhone
Of course, no timeline or further details were provided. That’s textbook Management 101. Under-promise and over-deliver.
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