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Quote: Originally Posted by Slurpy I'm holding a Nexus 5 in my hand right now and using it to post this. Tell me right now how I can reply to an SMS right from the notification, to prove you're not a liar. And don't mention 3rd party apps-you…
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Now this I like. The new iOS features are a bit underwhelming although very welcome of course. But it seems like Apple is focusing on the back end this year. Nice to see.
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andysol wrote: » ? It's not as simple as the other "predictive texts". It goes beyond typing "th" and giving you the option of "thanks" "there" "they". Can you really not see past that? I know, it learns your habits and makes predictions even b…
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tallest skil wrote: » Here comes the FUD, doodle doo doo… Here comes the FUD, and I say… Get out now. *guitar riff* I'm just acknowledging that these are already available on other platforms. I have no problem with Apple implementing them, …
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All nice additions but nothing really new. All of these are already available on other platforms.
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My guess is it's not Apple. Think about it,why would Apple only trademark them after the rumors surfaced? Surely Apple would already have trademark requests for several alternative names running before the first Healthbook rumor came out, it would b…
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stargazerct wrote: » Just curious...if the hacker is telling people to send money to a PayPal account, are you telling me there's no way for the authorities to trace that back to the individual(s)? You have to verify a bank account with PayPal …
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Good news, though still no word on the previous hack. The one that allowed the unlocking of locked iPhones using a fake server. Makes me think in that case there definitely is a problem, else Apple would already have issued a clarification/denial as…
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insider1 wrote: » I'm not very fond of these types of smart watches. The only one that seems to be doing it right is Kairos (assuming they're able to produce their watch). They're using a Japanese or Swiss mechanical movement with a transparen…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Suddenly Newton Samsung will someday invent "the next big thing" by chance and brute force. But this isn't it. It definitely isn't... Samsung seems to have forgotten that they already tried this before. In 2009 they …
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philboogie wrote: » But you can't take the Apple TV outside. So you mean something that I don't get. It wouldn't be for mapping as in this case. But for interface navigation/gaming. Which was the primary function of Primesense when Apple bought…
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yojimbo007 wrote: » Apple has been developing a similar technology for a long time ... Lets see whos implementation hits the market first? I personally highly doubt that Apple is developping a smartphone 3d mapping solution with their Primesen…
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habi wrote: » Jailbreak your iphone and install Pirni on it. Then connect to your favorate wpa2 encrypted AP and play default router and capture all passwords in cleartext that are going to the router. Eazy like hell. Even a 7 year old can do it! …
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zoetmb wrote: » How would they know how many stolen iPhones have been unlocked that way? Probably because that is the amount that have been unlocked using their fake server. Of course they can't know about other people who might exploit this. Th…
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neosum wrote: » From what I can gather from the limited information that's presented, it looks to me like someone would need to snoop around a public wifi for unsuspecting iphone victims. Capture their Apple ID and PW (which is yet to be proven, i…
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Quote: Originally Posted by mstone If it is using SSL and the cert is not authoritative that should end the connection. I am probably missing something but activation is for new users and is not the same as accessing iCloud as a regular user. Tw…
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patsu wrote: » It is possible that there are 2 different hacks. The iTunes for Windows hole only allows limited activation. You need (to steal) the user's ID and password to activate the phone. The bulk activation one may exploit something else…
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patsu wrote: » I don't think iOS and Mac are affected. It sounds like iTunes Windows client doesn't check server cert. So the hackers were able to spoof a MITM server to steal credential. Once the credential is stolen this way, they can use it …
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Corrections wrote: » The majority of comments on the article were these sort of people, the same kind of "bad apples" that complain just like you do about every letter I write. So I agree with you that there is a problem and I give a little bit…
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AppleInsider wrote: » Despite asking the Android community for help in identifying hardware that works and does not work and offering free apps to users to try out on their devices, Game Oven was immediately attacked by a series of Android fans …