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Apple warns of risk if the jailbreak was legalized

It has long been known that Apple does not want to hear about “Jailbreaking”, this technique is to break the protections on the iPhone to be able to install software that the firm would never have approved. Each new version of firmware or almost, the game of cat and mouse again, but the authors of jailbreak solutions systematically earn. While the U.S. patent office examines an exception to the DMCA to allow this technique, Apple warns against runaway. More »

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iPhone Software 2.0 is here!

In this video, I give my initial thoughts on the iPhone 2.0 software. If you recall, I was excited about the new firmware (v2.0) moreso than the new iPhone 3G hardware. My excitement was well warranted as the iTunes App Store is absolutely amazing! The applications are abundant (there are plenty of free ones out there) and while I’ve only spent $5, I have almost 5 pages of apps! Some of my favorite apps are Pandora, Remote, Tap Tap Revenge, and Tuner, to name a few. Overall, I think Apple …

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A Closer Look At The iPhone

Apple Inc’s Phil Schiller shows John Blackstone the many features of the iPhone. Apple’s latest product will go on sale this June.

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Rumor: Apple and AT & T 3G prepare a MacBook

We move the other day. The idea is not new, in fact, is doing some NetBooks. Apple and AT & T, would be preparing the launch of a new MacBook or a handheld device, equipped with 3G technology. Steve Jobs acknowledged that it was investigating new products and the possibility of equipping a model of 3G mobile technology. Many of the portable market and implement it.

Operators seem very happy with this market and know they go hand in hand with Apple usually means success. What would make the difference, would be available services and software. Apple could carry much of the iPhone’s software and to include in a new version multitáctil MacOS X, which would make the machine in a very interesting product. The process is very quick and simple as the iPhone’s software is based on MacOS X.

If at the end of this comes to fruition, would enable a large number of users remain constantly connected with the benefits that entails. Internet access and continued MobileMe from anywhere you have 3G coverage (go to GPRS / EDGE where 3G coverage has not). I repeat that nothing is new since this can be done through a long 3G phone with Bluetooth or a 3G USB modem, you can even get through the iPhone with some “tweaks.” But sometimes it is cumbersome, and the solution of a dedicated 3G card for the computer is much more attractive. More »

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Apple patents the multi touch, a new storm on software patents

The Apple patent that protects the multi-touch technology could soon turn the problem of software patents registered in the U.S. and in many Asian countries that have often led to large businesses pay a million euros to close legal issues.

The Apple patent would cover substantially all of the touch screen devices including the graphical interfaces for managing the controls, given that the patent covers the technology that would allow users to issue commands by pressing the finger on the display and the algorithm necessary to translate the technical pressure controls in technical staff.

The response of other giants who produce touch devices are not made to wait and Palm has already stated that will defend its know-how and its own research in court considering that Apple was certainly the first company to produce touchscreen systems.

Were very similar to the statements from Microsoft that also recalls that the same technology was already used in 1984, many years before the first Mac

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