Filed under: Security, iPhone, Jailbreak/pwnage
For the last few days, some jailbroken iPhone users have found their home screen background a little different than they remembered. A hacker, going by the name "ikee," created a worm that changes the home screen background on jailbroken iPhones whose owners failed to change the default password after installing SSH. Simply jailbreaking your iPhone will not make you vulnerable to this sort of hack. The iPhone OS, in general, is also immune to this hack. Still confused? Let's back up a bit. On jailbroken iPhones, SSH is installable with a package from Cydia that allows you to connect to your phone and make changes to the filesystem. Full story...
Filed under: Deals
Here they are once again: some more daily deals from our friends at DealNews.
Filed under: Software, Cool tools, Odds and ends, iPhone
I've alluded to my search for personal organization a couple of times during 2009.
Filed under: Hardware, Odds and ends, iMac, Mac mini, MacBook Air
The sust-it website, which provides rankings of energy usage and annual energy cost for thousands of appliances, home entertainment devices, and computers, has announced that Apple's Mac mini fills the top four spots for the most efficient desktop computer in their latest listing.
Filed under: Deals
Well, Black Friday is here! If you're looking to save some money, here are another dozen deals from DealNews.
Filed under: Cool tools, Deals, iPhone, App Store
Happy Turkey Hangover Day -- or, as it's otherwise known, shopping chaos day 2009.
Filed under: Multimedia, Video, iPhone, App Review
A few years ago getting video on a cellphone would have seemed out of the question.
Filed under: Apple, Deals
After seeing that yellow sticky for just a little while, Apple has posted the Black Friday specials in the US store.
Filed under: Desktops, Hardware, Mac Pro
Warning: some NSFW lyrics on the music in the video above.
Filed under: iPhone, Jailbreak/pwnage
While you have to go to quite some lengths to be vulnerable to it, jailbroken iPhones have been under fire for susceptibility to a particular SSH-based type of worm that has seen a lot of press lately.
Filed under: Bad Apple, Developer, SDK
Back when the iPhone Developer Program was first announced, developer provisions (the 'permission slips' that allow developers to distribute pre-release builds of apps in progress) lasted one year.