unless you have the wrong phone, which include:
Desire, Desire HD, Magic, Evo, G2 , Archos 70, myTouch 3G, Wildfire, Droid Incredible
MyTouch Slide, and many more!
It looks like these aren't due to be released till the end of the year(with devices using them early 2012). It's possible they simply have no good power consumption numbers yet.
The keychain on the iPhone is locked only by software restriction... it doesn't use encryption(there isn't any password to encrypt with). If you backup your iPhone with iTunes without enabling "Encrypt iPhone backup", then you will see all your saved keychain in plain text in that backup.
This attack relies on a jailbreak to get around the normal keychain software security measures... although once an attacker has root on a running system, nothing it safe.
I've played with 2.2 on my G1... it's not terrible, but of course it has plenty of limitations. Installing Flash makes the browser crash and plenty of apps just fail to launch... I went back to 1.6.
The cover image is great
[If you can't see it, it's of the Netgear CEO holding a Netgear branded phone that I would guess was won in a claw-machine game.]
Looking into this further it looks like Intel is FINALLY including vPro/TPM by default(it's currently optional). While you could use TPM for DRM it is also extremely useful for full disk encryption and a load of other stuff.
The tech basically moves the bios password from residing in the bios into the CPU itself... I'm still not sure why you would want this... The motherboard manufacturer would need to include all the equipment needed to remotely do anything, and the "kill" on the CPU can be undone.
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So how are Side9/Side6 related to the app that was rejected? Side6 is porn by pretty much anyone's standards, but I think they label the pictures of Side9 as "Hot Women" because people might be confused otherwise.
What's in the print version and what were they trying to put in their app?
This app is probably stupid... there are a million ways to listen to internet radio on the iPhone without a station-specific app. If you start listening to a stream in Safari it even lets you play/pause it with the iPod controls while you are in another app.
There are plenty of third party apps that use native code. With Android NDK(came out with Android 1.5?), you can write native code for ARM, and a lot of people use it. I've just started playing with it, but it should be much better for highly interactive stuff.
Android runs on top of a Linux kernel (a good and a bad thing with Linux's driver model)
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unless you have the wrong phone, which include: Desire, Desire HD, Magic, Evo, G2 , Archos 70, myTouch 3G, Wildfire, Droid Incredible MyTouch Slide, and many more!
Apple allows other browsers, go grab Opera Mini. It doesn't let you change the default web browser though.
Trademark law is strange, you can't fault MS for trying to bankrupt Linspire. If they didn't sue them and try to win they could lose their trademark.
What's a "Development Manager"? ha! I 'kinda' love where I work
It looks like these aren't due to be released till the end of the year(with devices using them early 2012). It's possible they simply have no good power consumption numbers yet.
The keychain on the iPhone is locked only by software restriction... it doesn't use encryption(there isn't any password to encrypt with). If you backup your iPhone with iTunes without enabling "Encrypt iPhone backup", then you will see all your saved keychain in plain text in that backup.
This attack relies on a jailbreak to get around the normal keychain software security measures... although once an attacker has root on a running system, nothing it safe.
I've played with 2.2 on my G1... it's not terrible, but of course it has plenty of limitations. Installing Flash makes the browser crash and plenty of apps just fail to launch... I went back to 1.6.
You have to take this into context of hardware age. The iPhone 3G came out BEFORE the first Android phone(HTC Dream).
I think how Android updates get held back is shameful... Besides fragmenting the community it also leaves gaping security holes open.
The cover image is great [If you can't see it, it's of the Netgear CEO holding a Netgear branded phone that I would guess was won in a claw-machine game.]
Yep, this is pretty much identical to all the local ordinances that ban satellite dishes.
Wow... that is some garbage in that article...
Looking into this further it looks like Intel is FINALLY including vPro/TPM by default(it's currently optional). While you could use TPM for DRM it is also extremely useful for full disk encryption and a load of other stuff.
Read about the actual tech... the article you linked to is pretty silly http://download.intel.com/it/pdf/Evaluating_Intel_Anti-Theft_Technology.pdf
The tech basically moves the bios password from residing in the bios into the CPU itself... I'm still not sure why you would want this... The motherboard manufacturer would need to include all the equipment needed to remotely do anything, and the "kill" on the CPU can be undone.
That's 95W before you overclock it from 3.0ghz to 3.4ghz...
The i875 is a 95W TDP CPU!!! The 2820QM has a TDP of 45W.
You really sound like you need to quit your job. It's not like that everywhere.
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After downloading the free app on mikandi.com , your mobile a penis icon screen. By touching it you can make it longer or shorter, and thereby get the phone to vibrate more or less.Application also allows users to download small free sexklip on the Private-owned gamelink.com - or buy some other single location.Androidmobiler is becoming the dominant in the smartphone market, so sexindutrien who already have problems with Apple sexcensur, hoping for big things this market.After downloading the free app on mikandi.com , your mobile a penis icon screen. By touching it you can make it longer or shorter, and thereby get the phone to vibrate more or less.Application also allows users to download small free sexklip on the Private-owned gamelink.com - or buy some other single location.Androidmobiler is becoming the dominant in the smartphone market, so sexindutrien who already have problems with Apple sexcensur, hoping for big things this market.
So how are Side9/Side6 related to the app that was rejected? Side6 is porn by pretty much anyone's standards, but I think they label the pictures of Side9 as "Hot Women" because people might be confused otherwise.
What's in the print version and what were they trying to put in their app?
This app is probably stupid... there are a million ways to listen to internet radio on the iPhone without a station-specific app. If you start listening to a stream in Safari it even lets you play/pause it with the iPod controls while you are in another app.
Except when it's Flash or any of a number of codecs or scripting languages Apple disapproves of.
It also doesn't run Internet Explorer so I can't access anything that requires ActiveX... the iPhone actually doesn't run any Windows apps.
Good UI compared to what? It's an impressive upgrade from WinMo 5/6, but not impressive compared to Microsoft's competition.
What's your point? That WP7 only runs on new phones, so it's better?
New apps on old phones aren't always responsive.
So.... the keyboard is better.
By today's standards, all of these phones are crap, yet they have had hardly any depreciation.
You are talking about phones less than a year old...
oops, meant early 2011
Sure.... You do realize that all Android phones are newer than the iPhone 3G?
I have two Android devices, one has a promised update to 2.2 in early 2010 and the other is officially stuck at 1.6. The security update situation on Android is crap. http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2010/11/26/android-how-security-can-work-while-failing/