This is an unfortunate response from Apple. In the end I think it will backfire on them. And I think Tim Cook will have to take back this statement “we do not retaliate or bully people; it’s strongly against our company culture.” Source: Apple’s response to Epic threatens the future of VR, AR, TV, and […]
Apple’s response to Epic threatens the future of VR, AR, TV, and films | VentureBeat
August 20th, 2020 · No Comments
Category: Apple iOS · Apple OSX · General · Technology · Virtual Reality
Tags: app, apple, Epic, Fortnite, ios, Mac, Tim Cook, VR
iOS 14 Includes Redesigned Field Test Mode – MacRumors
July 28th, 2020 · No Comments
Source: iOS 14 Includes Redesigned Field Test Mode – MacRumors I didn’t know this even existed in the current iOS!!
Category: Apple iOS · General · Technology
Apple Disputes Some Details of Google’s Project Zero Report on iOS Security Vulnerabilities
September 12th, 2019 · No Comments
Apple says the attack was “narrowly-focused” rather than a broad-based exploit of iPhones as described. Fewer than a dozen websites targeting Uighur Muslims were affected, according to Apple. Further, Apple says that Google created a false impression of mass exploitation, causing fear among iPhone owners.
Google also got the length of the attacks wrong. Apple says the websites were operational for approximately two months rather than two years, with the vulnerabilities fixed 10 days after Apple learned about them. Fixes were already in the works when Google approached Apple.
Category: Apple iOS · Security · Technology
Tags: apple, Google, ios, iPhone, security
Apple Identifies Issue With GasBuddy App Causing Some iPhones to Become Unresponsive [Updated] – Mac Rumors
October 23rd, 2018 · No Comments
This is very curious that a single app can cause an iPhone to misbehave like this. This shouldn’t happen regardless of what the app is doing. I suspect we will hear more about this in the coming days. Source: Apple Identifies Issue With GasBuddy App Causing Some iPhones to Become Unresponsive [Updated] – Mac Rumors
Category: Apple iOS · General · Technology
Tags: app, apple, crash, GasBuddy, ios
Google’s iOS and Android Apps Track and Store Location Data With Location History Disabled – Mac Rumors
August 17th, 2018 · No Comments
This should come as absolutely no surprise to anyone
Category: General · Technology
Tags: Android, Google, history, ios, location, tracking
New Bluetooth vulnerability can hack a phone in 10 seconds | TechCrunch
September 13th, 2017 · No Comments
Looks like at least iOS is not vulnerable. But this could be nasty in other devices. Source: New Bluetooth vulnerability can hack a phone in 10 seconds | TechCrunch
Category: General · Security · Technology
Tags: Android, Bluetooth, Google, hack, ios, phone
End Of The Internet As We Know It
January 19th, 2014 · No Comments
Given the recent NSA revelations it seems appropriate to now discuss the end of the Internet as we know it and talk about building the new Internet.
Category: General
Tags: apple, DNS, domain, encryption, internet, ios, iOS7, isp, mesh, MeshNet, Net Neutrality, NSA, OurNet, TOR, UltraNet
Cerulean Opens Up Trilliam IM Protocol
June 19th, 2013 · No Comments
Cerulean, the company behind the great IM client program Trillian is opening up their IM protocol. I’ve been a very long time user of Trillian on Windows and even iOS. They have always had really decent support in connected to the various other IM systems and everything feature wise you’d want.
Category: Apple iOS · General · Windows XP
Tags: Cerulean, IM, ios, trillian, Windows
NewsBlur vs Feedly – Let the RSS Reader Wars Begin
June 5th, 2013 · No Comments
Since Google announced shutting down Google Reader I’ve been looking for a new news reader that fits my needs. I’ve been using Feedly for a month or more. Although the iOS app is pretty decent the web based experience is terrible. The only way to use it is through some Chrome extension. Its terrible and […]
Category: General
Tags: Chrome, Feedly, Google, Google Reader, ios, ipad, NewsBlur, RSS, RSS Reader
Apple Fixes Terrible UI Design
June 2nd, 2013 · No Comments
Perhaps someone from Apple heard Jobs screaming from his grave or read my blog post and decided to fix the terrible layout of the audio buttons on the iPhone lock screen. I believe it was just fixed in iOS 6.1.4. See this post on how they screwed up at one point. Glad to see it […]
Category: Apple iOS · Design · General
Tags: apple, Design, ios, iOS5, iOS6, iPhone, itunes, music, podcast, QA, Steve Jobs, ui