If you’re one of the 2 million users of Path – the personal life-sharing service, you might want to read this.
Singapore based developer and blogger Arun Thampi has discovered that Path’s slick iPhone app uploads your entire address book to its servers while he was trying to hack it to implement a Path Mac OS X app.
It all started innocently enough. I was thinking of implementing a Path Mac OS X app as part of our regularly scheduled hackathon. (more…)

, then try using Absinthe 0.1.2-2, which was just been released by Chronic Dev team.
Chronic Dev Team has released a new build that’ll point the web clip to greenpois0n.com instead of the absinthe dedicated page.
This will handle better the workload.
iPhone 4S running iOS 5.0, 5.0.1 (9A405 and 9A406)
iPad 2 Wifi/GSM/CDMA running iOS 5.0.1
. greenpois0n Absinthe is currently available only for Mac users, but the Windows version should be (more…)

Apple could be primed to take another whack at solving iPhone 4S battery problems.

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Apple could be rolling out another iOS 5 update in the next week or so to try again to fix the battery issues with the iPhone 4S, according to reports.

Apple updated its mobile operating operating system to 5.0.1 last week, which apparently fixed the battery drain issues for some iPhone 4S owners, while others (more…)

iOS 5.0.1 may have introduced a bug in the Contacts app that affects texting and calling.

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Apple ‘s iOS 5.0.1 seems to have created a glitch with the Contacts app for certain users, according to various sources and several posts on the Apple Support Forums.

The Startup Foundry’s Paul Hontz reported late last week that after updating to 5.0.1, the iPhone was no longer (more…)

, and if that wasn’t bad enough, users have started reported new problems after upgrading to the latest iOS software update.
via the over-the-air (OTA) update has screwed up the address book on his iPhone .
I updated my iPhone 4S earlier today (using the OTA method), and I discovered a nasty bug. My iPhone could no longer remember the names of any of my contacts! I opened up the contacts app on my phone and discovered that all of entries were still (more…)

If you use Skype’s app on your iOS devices then continue to read this article.
have a cross-site scripting vulnerability in the Chat message window, which allows an attacker to run malicious javascript code that can enable the attacker to get information, including a user’s address book from the victim’s iOS device.
Executing arbitrary Javascript code is one thing, but I found that Skype also improperly defines the URI scheme used by the built-in (more…)

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A new security hole found in Skype for iOS could allow a hacker to access your entire address book, according to a blog post from security firm SuperEVR.

According to the post, “[a] Cross-Site Scripting vulnerability exists in the ‘Chat Message’ window in Skype 3.0.1 and earlier versions for iPhone and iPod Touch devices.” So, what does this mean? Basically it means (more…)

on Verizon network during his Keynote address at CES 2011 earlier today.
When it was announced that Ivan Seidenberg was going to be the keynote speaker, many had speculated that he may introduce the much awaited
on Verizon’s network. However, we were quite apprehensive about it as we felt that such a major product announcement will be made by Steve Jobs at an Apple event rather than at Consumer Electronics Show.
Seidenberg’s presentation instead (more…)

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Louis Armstrong on the speakers.
“Welcome to WWDC 2010 — please turn off your cellphones and PDAs.”
Steve Jobs on stage. Huge applause!
He starts off by talking about WWDC, number of attendees and about it being sold out in 8 days.
“I’d like to start with the iPad. An incredible success.”
Apple has sold over 2 million iPads. (more…)

How did AT&T manage to do this? The answer to this lies in the 100-day plan that AT&T executives set up in the middle of December to ”
” the carrier's network in densely populated areas. The improvement was brought about by adding new network spectrum, repositioning antennas to improve reception in high-rise buildings and by incorporating faster connections in the cell towers of these high density areas.
This is not all. According to a report (more…)