iPhone Dev-Team to Update RedSn0w Beta Today
According to @redsn0w_testers, RedSn0w 0.9.7b4 will be released today. Today’s beta4 will eliminate separate usbmuxd process (so many more Mac users can use it). After that, expand to Windows. This is the 4th beta of the new “backup method,” which redsn0w calls “Jailbreak Monte.” Currently, this jailbreak technique disables bluetooth and there are reports of [...]
Read MoreSkype Does Video on iPhone
It has been expected that Skype would soon bring its video calling feature to the iPhone and most expected them to announce it at CES. It looks like Skype had something to prove after their recent outages and has made video calls available in the latest version of the iPhone app. This gives you options [...]
Read MoreGoogle, Clooney, & Cheadle Aim Satellites at Sudan to Prevent Genocide
Don Cheadle, George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, and Jerry Weintraub have announced a partnership with Google, the U.N., and several anti-genocide organizations to launch a satellite surveillance project to monitor the Sudan region. No, this isn’t another Ocean’s Eleven sequel, it’s a move by a group called Not On Our Watch to help prevent [...]
Read MoreFans Remember Teena Marie on Twitter, YouTube
Music fans across the globe are shocked and saddened this week after the sudden passing of R&B legend Teena Marie. Marie is best known as the protegee of funk legend Rick James and died of of natural causes at the age of only 54 on December 26. Mourners have taken to Twitter to commorate Marie. [...]
Read MoreHTC Thunderbolt to Strike at CES
One of the most well-known Android handsets is the EVO 4G. Not only is it the first 4G phone, but it’s easy to spot one given their 4.3″ screen. Some have said it’s one of the Android devices that can challenge the iPhone. It’s no wonder that HTC will reuse the same form-factor in the [...]
Read MoreMozilla Passwords Leaked, Risk Minimal
Earlier this month, Gawker was attacked, resulting in a huge leak of Gawker network account passwords. Earlier today, it was found that a security researcher stumbled upon a database of 44,000 usernames and passwords associated with accounts registered on the Mozilla add-ons website. The partial database of user accounts was mistakenly left on a Mozilla [...]
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