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January 2008
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SECURITY
Posted 11/12/2008 at 7:29:41pm | by John Pitko
While the JPEG vs. PNG debate rages, there is one PNG that could spell trouble for the iPhone and the App Store. COMMENTS: 0
Posted 11/04/2008 at 4:27:15pm | by Danny Estrada
Developer discovers audio flaw that crashes iPhone/iPod touch.COMMENTS: 0
Posted 10/27/2008 at 11:19:02am | by Susie Ochs
With a little preparation, you can turn your Mac into the ultimate safe-deposit box.COMMENTS: 2
Posted 10/09/2008 at 9:09:14pm | by David W. Martin
Apple tightens Mac OS X security with seventh security update of 2008.COMMENTS: 0
Posted 09/22/2008 at 3:17:00am | by Jason Whong
When it comes to protecting your Mac from the dangers lurking in cyberspace, it’s sometimes difficult to know whose advice to follow.COMMENTS: 0
Posted 09/12/2008 at 4:22:50pm | by Florence Ion
Apparently, your iPhone is keeping tabs on everything you do. COMMENTS: 5
Posted 09/09/2008 at 6:20:25pm | by David W. Martin
Hot on the heels of iPod updates, Apple updates QuickTime and Front Row for iTunes 8 compatibility and other fixes.
Find out more about these updates after the jump.
COMMENTS: 0
Posted 08/27/2008 at 4:43:53pm | by Ray Aguilera
The lovable nerds over at Gizmodo are reporting on a ginormous flaw in the iPhone’s “security.” As it turns out, setting a four-digit passcode for your phone is about as secure as that Post-It Note on your monitor that has your network password written on it. With a few not-entirely-unintuitive-anyway taps, anyone who picks up your locked phone can browse your contacts and make calls, surf the web, see your bookmarks, and have full access to your email and SMS messages.
After the jump: Keep strangers outta your email!
COMMENTS: 5
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