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A Canadian tech blogger has found a bug in iOS 5 that allows photos to be viewed even when the iPhone is locked. The problem arises if the date or time is changed backwards.
Ade Barkah, a Canadian tech blogger, has discovered a bug after updating his
.
One of the most popular features of iOS 5 is the ability to launch the Camera app from the lock screen. Even if your device is passcode-protected, you can double-click the home button, and a camera (more…)

When iOS 5 was released alongside the iPhone 4S earlier this fall, iMessage was introduced as a new, all-encompassing messaging service that would connect all iOS device users for free using their unique Apple IDs. iMessage, however, may have a critical downfall when it comes to securely erasing access if you lose your device.

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Since Apple released the Find My iPhone app, users cruising (more…)

that allows you to take a picture with the front camera when someone enters the wrong passcode and sends the photo along with information such as location and a map to you via email.
The jailbreak app also doesn’t allow someone to turn off the iOS device when it is locked.
While iCaughtU is available on Cydia for free, iCaughtUPro is available for $2.5 offers you a number of features:
Take Picture with Front Camera (if available) when password (more…)

devices from cracking when dropped.
devices, and subsequently takes action to protect the glass screen. Apple uses the
, to protect hard drives from damage arising due to drops.
The patent filing details the use of a “tunable shock mount” which would reside between the glass and the body of the device. When free fall is detected, the mount would instantly inflate, thus preventing damage to the glass. The images below illustrate the process:
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then there are couple of reasons you can opt for just the iPad 2 Wi-Fi only model instead of the 3G model.
to surf the web while on the go. So if exceeding the data limits isn’t a concern then you don’t really need 3G.
Second reason: Kyle Carmitchel of Tablet Monsters has discovered that when you use iPhone 4’s 3G data connection, it also gets GPS information that can be used in the Maps application to get more accurate directions. This is quite (more…)

beta.
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Personal Hotspot feature allows users to share an iPhone 4 cellular data connection with up to five devices in a combination of up to three Wi-Fi, three Bluetooth and one USB device. However, carriers need to support the feature.
AT&T on Wednesday night confirmed with Electronista that it would start supporting the Personal Hotspot feature in sync with the launch of iOS 4.3. Subscribers will have the same support as Verizon customers (more…)

. Steve Jobs had revealed during his Keynote address at WWDC that the stainless steel bands around the
” of the device that house the iPhone 's antenna system.
We were hoping that the new antenna system will fix the network connectivity issues resulting in fewer dropped calls that has plagued iPhone users until now (at least AT&T's iPhone customers). But things don’t look good if you take a look at the videos below:
One user has reported (more…)

Unlike popular perception that Vodafone would try penetrating the market with cheaper pricing plans, the company has actually come up with the most expensive pricing among the lot. A 16GB
on Vodafone comes at £89 and an 18 month contract at £40 per month. This works out close to £809 over the lifetime of the contract which is much more than the £713.82 over the lifetime of an O2 contract and £712.98 over Orange's.
Ironically, this comes (more…)

Virgin Atlantic releases a Flying Without Fear app that features a panic button replete with breathing exercises.

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Virgin Atlantic)

Virgin Atlantic has already worked to put passengers at ease with its Flying Without Fear course, which the airline claims has a whopping 98 percent success rate. So it only makes sense that Virgin would release the course in the far more mobile format of an iPhone app.

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