Although in hindsight it probably should have been obvious, it is now dawning on people that squeaky-clean Apple’s new Facetime product is likely to provide the porn industry with a new product as well.
Here’s an idea so natural you’ve got to wonder why no one’s tried it before (Apple’s lawyers might be able to give a reason or two). Still, with or without Cupertino’s blessing, there are millions of these AT&T-free handhelds in circulation, making it a tempting target for anyone with the tech, and stones, to try.
Back in June, a brute force attack on AT&T’s 3G network yielded more 100,000 iPad user email addresses and little more — the press went nuts. Now, a free wallpaper app for Android phones has sent the phone, subscriber identifier and voicemail numbers of potentially millions of users to China, wow.
Citibank has admitted that their iPhone app contained security flaws that could allow hackers to steal sensitive user banking information, but is this an iPhone security problem or a Citibank security problem?
Perhaps the most hottest, most-competitive segment of the iPhone app business is news. The Wall Street Journal and New York Times get all of the ink for the efforts to make us pay, but there’s innovation happening in this space. Come inside for the real story.
It is very difficult trying to make any sense out of the so-called iPhone – Android war, with claims and counter-claims flying in from all directions. Does anyone really know what’s going on here?
Whether it’s the lack of compelling games or the increasing crush of spammy apps installed by carriers, people that have purchased Android-based devices aren’t particularly keen on buying another one. Naturally, just the opposite is true of the smartphones made by Apple.
One of the prices Apple is paying for its notorious antenna problems, whether real or imagined, involves a truly large giveaway of iPhone 4 bumpers. And that freebie bumper process is underway.
Sometimes big changes come in small dot-update packages. Case in point is the Skype for iPhone release, which lets users run the popular VOIP app in the background while simultaneously sloughing off a charge that wasn’t set to be collected until August.
In the aftermath of the hour-long press conference in which Steve Jobs addressed the issue of iPhone 4 reception, is the emphasis on perceived antenna problems fading back into the background noise?
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