Posted by A Ocean on August 23, 2010 ·
Steve Jobs
Since the U.S. government has legally authorized jailbreaking we were wondering about Apple’s steps to counter this move. Apparently, Apple is trying hard to get its monopolistic hold on the iDevices, it has applied for a patent covering various methods for identifying and disabling unauthorized use (which includes jailbreaking) of its popular iPhone and iPad products.
Apple’s [...]
Posted by A Ocean on August 21, 2010 ·
Blackberry App World
BlackBerry maker Research In Motion(RIM) announced that BlackBerry App World is now available for all BlackBerry owners and is no longer in beta version.
Blackberry app developers could offer apps for $0.99 and $1.99, the payment options are either credit card or carrier billing. User’s BlackBerry ID can be used to manage account information across multiple devices, [...]
Posted by Calvin Robinson on April 4, 2010 ·
When Twitter founder Jack Dorsey first announced Square mobile payment system, I thought it was a brilliant idea – and it still is. Being able to accept credit card payments on the go, no matter where you are, with an iPhone/iPod/iPad – fantastic.
Square officially launched yesterday (on the iPad, initially) and the technology is already outdated. Square relies on the old fashioned [...]
Posted by Ruk Cooray on February 19, 2010 ·
Image by José Goulão via Flickr
Some time back, Operation Aurora – the most ultra sophisticated hack attack ever was uncovered and the blame game between Google and the Chinese Government followed. While the spotlight shifted to the political picture, the scary part is that these attacks were far more brutal than what Google and others assessed.
NetWitness – a computer security company [...]