Apple would launch a “home made” SIM card
Apple is working to draw up a "home made" SIM card. The chip would then be directly included in the iPhone, something to cut the grass under the feet of telephone operators.
The latter would have nothing to do in the process of selling the machine, surely they would make a new one bad eye. Especially since the Apple smartphone a resounding success and that operators of all countries had engaged in fierce battles to be able to offer before their competitors.
If the device is actually put in place, users could then move from an operator to another (for example) without changing SIM cards, from the Internet.
Apple seems determined to get rid of distributors to sell directly to customers.
Source : gigaOM
Security flaw discovered iOS 4.1
A new security flaw was discovered in iOS 4.1, this flaw allows access to the directory of an iPhone protected by a password.
Handling is fairly simple, just to have an iPhone on iOS 4.1 Protecting a password and :
- Click "Emergency Call"
- Type a number at random, ex: 1234
- Tap on "Call" followed immediately:
- Pressing the power button on the top right.
If you were fast enough, you should find yourself in the application "Phone" of the iPhone and can see the different contacts and even call them!
Namely, this flaw does not appear to be present in the beta iOS 4.2 but there is no fix to date for version 4.1, either by Apple or Cydia.
AIR 2.5 available and compatible w/ Android, iOS
Adobe, at MAX 2010 conference, announced the launch of version 2.5 of the Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) and a set of tools for its preview versions based on flash. This readiness is clearly the tools to modernize and adapt to different mobile devices, tablets and other new-generation TV.
The company has launched the preview of the new versions of the Flex framework, its IDE Flash Builder and his graphic design software "Flash Catalyst."
Version 2.5 of Adobe AIR embeds the Flash Player 10.1. It can read data from the accelerometer, GPS, and manage the camera, microphone and multi-touch screens.
It also supports hardware acceleration on a variety of mobile processors and can cache application data for use in offline mode.
Adobe AIR now work (in addition to previously supported platforms) Android, Ios and on the shelf "BlackBerry Playbook" RIM.
Source : Adobe AIR blog
Android 3.0 – Available soon !
It became a tradition. Each version of the Google mobile OS is a nickname inspired by a dessert.
The penultimate (Android 2.2) called Froyo, the current version, long awaited, is called "Gingerbread"
Tradition has it that Google makes an unofficial pre-announcement of the launch of each version by installing a few days before the official announcements, a statue in the image of the version being developed.
We can see in the gardens of Mountain View giant lightning, a huge cup cake or a big Donuts.
Since before yesterday, the gallery of cakes has grown with the arrival of a gingerbread man.
The wait before the release of "Gingerbread" is counted so in days. Long before December manufacturers recently announced?
Video from the dev network
