Podcast Episode #032
Title: Twelve plus one = Eleven plus two alphabetically Title Meaning: Neil deGrasse Tyson: Curious facts that sometimes keep me awake at nite: “twelve plus one” uses same letters that spell “eleven plus two” Android/Verizon version of Skype forces WiFi off before using Verizon Skype Client Apparently Disables Android Wi-Fi Why Verizon’s Skype client forces [...]
Podcast Episode #030
PDF Security Hole Allows JailBreakMe.com to Work App Store Apps Just as Vulnerable as Android Apps Is This What the New iPod Touch 4 Will Look Like? The State of Twitter Clients Off Topic: iPad Cases: Marware Eco-Vue for iPad Battery Chargers The Magic Trackpad rocks Twitter usage Twittelator for iPad Twitterrific for Twitter Osfoora [...]
Android app steals data
VentureBeat.com has an interesting article about an Android app that was downloaded several million times that collected browsing history, text messages, the phone’s SIM card number, subscriber identification, and even voicemail passwords. Normally I wouldn’t even bother bringing up such an article. However, this pretty much highlights the need for some sort of vetting in [...]
iPhone signal strength myth
So, Apple released an update to it’s latest iOS 4 OS. iOS 4.01 really has only one change and its to change the values that the bars represents next to the AT&T on iPhones. Some people think that this will fix the “grip of death” that the iPhone is experiencing now. It won’t. It just [...]
Android on the iPhone
App Advice reports that Planetbeing, the guy responsible for getting Linux running on the iPhone, has successfully installed Android OS on the iPhone. The extremely cool thing is that it’s a dual boot situation, similar to Boot Camp, so you can choose whether to boot to iPhone OS or Android OS. There’s a video in [...]
