MacRumors reports that some of their readers have received fraudulent phishing emails, disguised as an official email from Apple about the
.
The phishing emails are being used to acquire Apple IDs and personal information from unsuspecting users so please be extremely careful.
The latest email (pictured below) passes itself off as an Apple launch email for the iPhone 5. . It cobbles together various photos from the internet and entices users (more…)

To reproduce the bug, make sure to have a passcode lock turned on and lock your device. In the lockscreen, tap on Emergency Call in the lower left corner. Now type a non-existent emergency number, I tried #946494. Start the call, and as soon as the red button appear hit the sleep button. You’ll be brought to the contact list.
I also noticed that while in this “forced Phone.app mode” you can’t go back to the homescreen but you can invoke (more…)

The iPhone app is pretty simple and intuitive to use. To start speech-to-text conversion, simply launch the app and press the '
' button. Once you are finished with your dictation, press '
'. The app takes a moment to process the recording on the Nuance data centers and returns the text output in no time. You may also dictate punctuations like 'question mark', 'Period', etc. if you need the software to work extra (more…)

iPhone user by the name of Matt Janssen had even published a YouTube video of the bug.
had reported that the issue should be fixed in iPhone OS 3.1 as he had tried to replicate the bug on an iPhone running the beta version of iPhone OS 3.1 with both POP3 and IMAP accounts and was not able to reproduce the bug. He had also published a video to show that the deleted emails are no longer displayed in Spotlight in iPhone OS 3.1:
I just tested it on (more…)

Landau was not the only one who had observed this issue. One user by the name of Matt Janssen even published a YouTube video of the bug.
As you can see from the YouTube video below, tapping on the deleted email launches the Mail app but crashes immediately, which is slightly different from Landau's observation.
Landau believes that the emails were not getting deleted from the iPhone from the beginning and the new Spotlight feature which brought (more…)