Dev Team Says Donât Accept iOS 4.1, âItâs a Trap!â
The infamous iPhone Dev Team has updated its blog to advise the jailbreak community against installing iOS 4.1, in case Apple decides to finally release the software update today.
iOS 4.1 is the first major update to iOS 4, adding new iTunes features, Game Center, HDR photography, and more, for iPhone and iPod touch users.
Restoring to the new software should also cancel any current jailbreak or unlock hacks users may have enabled on their devices, hence the Dev Teamâs latest blog
Read more: Dev Team Says Donât Accept iOS 4.1, âItâs a Trap!â
Customer database threatened by insider leakages
Have you ever received promotional calls by companies you have never heard of? Or are you sure that you have never agree to give your phone number to these companies? Customer database is the answers to these questions. Companies acquire your information by buying the database.
Personal information values especially in market-driven economy. Who buy what kinds of products, formulates the marketing and promotion strategies of the companies. A list of personal date do value.
Dates could be sold everywhere, by everyone,
When business brains turn to crime
It was widely reported last month that hackers based in Eastern Europe had used a new version of
Even Free Culture Supporters Sometimes Have Difficulty Living Up To Their Own Principles
In my endless attempt to explain what s wrong with Creative Commons "non-commercial" and "no derivatives" restrictions, I came across this 2005 article by Benjamin Mako Hill:
Free Software s fundamental document is Richard Stallman s Free Software Definitions (FSD) [3]. At its core, the FSD lists four freedoms:
The freedom to run theRead more: Even Free Culture Supporters Sometimes Have Difficulty Living Up To Their Own Principles
Intellectual Ventures Biggest Invention? Getting The Press To Fall For Their PR
A bunch
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IOS 4.1 Jailbreak to Come Via Bootrom Exploit
Dev Team has found an exploit for iOS 4.1
HP: Oracle Partnership Is Under Strain
Ellison, however, is on the warpath, making Lesjak s comments sound a little like wishful thinking. The Oracle chief blasted HP in the statement released after market close on Tuesday. "The HP board is acting with utter disregard for that partnership, our joint customers, and their own shareholders and employees," he raged. "The HP board is making it virtually impossible for Oracle and HP to continue to cooperate and work together in the IT marketplace." - The Street
Nevada Politician Pitches $25 Passes To Let You Speed
Via Slashdot, we find the story of Nevada gubernatorial candidate, Eugene "Gino" DiSimone, who is proposing a somewhat different idea for raising some extra money for the state: offering special "speeding" passes for $25 per day, which would let you drive up to 90 mph on designated highways. He claims it would raise $1 billion per year, which... seems extreme. If my math is correct (and it may not be), that means 40 million uses of this pass,
Read more: Nevada Politician Pitches $25 Passes To Let You Speed
Polar Ice Loss Estimates Shrinking Faster Than Icecaps Themselves
Global warming proponents are forced to revise their predictions in the face of mounting evidence
Read more: Polar Ice Loss Estimates Shrinking Faster Than Icecaps Themselves
iOS 4.1 now available for iPhone and iPod Touch
In a way it’s odd and unusual that technology companies, that usually want you to buy the very latest version of the thing you only bought a year ago, are so willing these days to make it easy for you to update your device. Now Apple has released the latest version of their iOS operating [...]
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September 2010 KVCS Newsletter (15)
