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With the news of a Russian company stating they have cracked the security on the iPhone that is an internal chip using 256-bit AES encryption. “The company said it had been aided by subtle weaknesses in the security architecture used by Apple, starting with the default passcode length of 4 digits. This yields only 10,000 [...]
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Truly impressive code development from Fabrice Bellard who has wrote QEMU that will emulate one type of procssor on another, FFmpeg which is an open-source streaming software for audio and video files, and more. Even Brendan Eich, who is a Mozilla programmer and the creator of Javascript is paying close attention. Read more of Stephen [...]
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I can CONFIRM this fixes numerous issues. Netflix NOT playing a movie and simply going back to the movie or tv show’s page when play is selected. Caching of posters and suggestions and previously watched is noticibly faster. Update RETAINS your network settings. Note, on reboot after install takes place, the led was on the [...]
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PSN Network update (Sony blog) Skype deal: The deal includes planned Skype support for a variety of Microsoft devices, including Kinect, and Windows Phones. Microsoft also says it will connect Skype users with established services like Outlook and Xbox Live.The announcement also included word that Skype will still support non-Microsoft platforms. (read more of Steve [...]
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Their Q/A about what was going on exactly: [Source: Macworld: http://www.macworld.com/article/159501/2011/04/apple_location_data_response.html] by Lex Friedman About iOS 4.3.3 Software Update (666.2MB) This update contains changes to the iOS crowd-sourced location database cache including: Reduces the size of the cache No longer backs the cache up to iTunes Deletes the cache entirely when Location Services is turned off [...]
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