Apple Macbook Pro will get thinner
Another Asian insider claims the future Macbook Pro will retain some of the current Macbook Air looks. Sounds too good to be true! When Apple introduced the newly designed Macbook Air back in October 2010 the thin laptop was called the future of all laptops. Rumor has it Apple has finished designing the 15″ version of the Macbook Air or maybe is it the Macbook Pro. Whatever Apple might call it 2012 seems to be the year of the new redesigned portable Mac. Macotakara has a lead: According to Asian source, Apple seems already to have finished to develop MacBook Air 15″ LCD test component to add its line-up and to go product develpment of it. Apple just updated their line of Macbook Pro laptops with faster processors and better graphics and we can expect some updates in the first half of 2012. We would like to see the new [...]
Categories: Notebook Review Tags: Apple, Macbook, thinner
iMessage DDoS attacks foreshadow a bigger threat
Recently, many iOS programmers became victims to an iMessage DDoS attack which crashed their application plus inhibited their equipment. The attacks were executed utilizing a easy AppleScript, where the attackers can send an limitless, fast-pace amount of messages to the recipient. Depending found on the content of the content, the application might either crash, or might shell out notifications at an annoyingly, worrying rate. The advantageous information for today is the fact that the attacks just appear to be limited to a little group of individuals, plus just to equipment which have been jailbroken. However, the bad information is the fact that anyone, jailbroken iPhone or not, may become a victim to these attacks. One of the victims, Grant Paul, reported, “What’s happening is a easy flood: Apple doesn’t appear to limit how quick messages is transmitted, thus the attacker can send thousands of messages extremely promptly.” It also looks [...]
Categories: Gadget News Tags: Apple, Applescript, Apps, Attacker, Attackers, Bad Information, Ddos Attack, Ddos Attacks, E Mail Address, Flood, hackers, Ios, Iphone, notifications, Pace, Programmers, queue, Recipient, Unicode Characters, Wednesday Evening
Siri iPhone 4 hack gets Apple server support
Apple disappointed many iPhone 4 owners with the news that Siri, the digital personal assistant technology, would only be available on the new iPhone 4S, and efforts quickly began to hack Siri onto the older smartphone. Developer Steve Troughton-Smith got the local app running with no problems, but faced Apple’s servers refusing to play ball with anything but the newest iPhone. Now, with the judicious application of some validation tokens from an iPhone 4S, it’s possible to get Siri on the iPhone 4 and iPod touch up and running, even without official support from Apple itself. “It does require files from an iPhone 4S which aren’t ours to distribute, and it also requires a validation token from the iPhone 4S that has to be pulled live from a jailbroken iPhone 4S, and it’s about a 20-step process right now” Steve Troughton-Smith, developer Still, you shouldn’t expect to see a public release [...]
Apple acquires C3 Technologies for next-generation 3D mapping
This week its been revealed that Apple’s newest investment into its in-house-built Google Maps application is 3D mapping firm C3 Technologies. This is the second business Apple has purchased in the same vein, the first being Poly9 – C3 having been purchased and shut down by its buyer this summer, that buyer now confirmed by 9to5mac to be Apple. C3 is in the business of creating photo-realistic models of our modern city environments using declassified missile targeting methods previously part of aerospace and defense company Saab AB. Thusly this situation is about to get hardcore. Have a look through the images and video bits in this post and feast your eyes, ladies and gentlemen, because we’re likely not that far away from seeing our world as 3D as we’d see it in real life, but virtually controlled from your handheld device – your iPhone, in this case. Have a look [...]
Categories: Gadget News Tags: acquires, Apple, mapping, nextgeneration, Technologies
Microsoft’s Windows Store reaches 50,000 apps milestone
Microsoft has finally has over 50,000 apps inside its Windows Store. According to MetroStore Scanner, there are 50,304 apps accessible within the Windows Store because nowadays. There have been a typical of regarding 279 apps developed daily inside March alone. March is the initially month inside a lengthy amount of time in that Microsoft saw an heighten inside app development. Because November, application development had been about a fast decline. App development for Windows 8 hit its peak inside November, with a typical of 468 modern apps being developed daily. The amount dropped right down to 412 apps developed daily inside December, plummeted to 174 apps inside January, plus fell even further to 142 apps inside February. The hot surge inside app development is potentially due to Microsoft’s fresh cash bonus for programmers to create apps for the ecosystem. Microsoft is providing programmers $ 100 per application they develop for [...]
Samsung Galaxy S 4 beats all Android smartphones inside hot benchmark test
Posted by DannyD about 19 March 2013 at 10:05 Just last week Samsung announced the Galaxy S 4 plus it has beaten each device available at when.Samsung even doubled the speed compared to the Apple’s iPhone 5. Samsung scored inside this benchmark test 3163 points. Where the HTC One has scored 2687 points as well as the iPhone 5 has scored 1596 points. We need to see the fight between all these equipment inside real existence. The iPhone 5 utilizes a dual-core processor as well as the HTC One plus Galaxy S 4 utilizes a quad-core processor. The processor of the Galaxy S 4 is clocked about 1.9Ghz that is 200MHz high than the HTC 1. All about all be happy the testers didn’t utilize Samsung’s own EXYNOS Octa-Core processor. This processor is expected to beat all active processors inside once. Samsung usually market the Galaxy S 4 with all [...]
Categories: Gadget Review Tags: Apple, Benchmark Test, Dual Core Processor, Existence, Galaxy, Hot, HTC, Iphone, iphone 5, Processors, Quad Core Processor, Samsung, Smartphones
Apple sued by THX over patent infringement
Another day, another patent suit. This time it’s THX initiating the legal warfare, plus Apple is within its sights. According to George Lucas-founded THX, Apple is guilty of infringing on 1 of its patents through the iMac, iPad, plus iPhone. The problem was filed about Friday inside California, with THX stating which Apple’s actions have caused it damage. The patent inside query was filed inside 2008, plus involves speaker development which delivers sound output boost plus which allows a speaker to be associated to TVs plus computers. According to THX, Apple utilizes this development inside several of its equipment plus inside doing this has caused it to get rid of funds plus suffer “irreparable damage.” In the problem filed, THX seeks for Apple to either fork over revenue inside compensation for the losses plus damage THX claims its alleged infringement has cause, or to stop utilizing its patented development plus [...]
Categories: Gadget News Tags: Apple, Bloomberg, computers, Financial Damages, George Lucas, iPad, Iphone, Irreparable Damage, losses, Patent Infringement, Patent Suit, patents, royalty, Star Wars, Star Wars Films, Thx, Tvs
Apple files for Smart Cover inductive charging patent for iPad
Apple’s fresh Smart Cover for the iPad has a great deal of possible, plus it appears the firm thinks thus too. Case in point: Apple simply applied for a patent which might see the Smart Cover being utilized because a wireless charger to charge up the iPad whenever the Smart Cover is shut. Both the iPad plus Smart Cover might have induction coils to result in the wireless charging potential. The Smart Cover itself might include power cells to provide the iPad certain additional juices, plus consumers might charge up the Smart Cover through a USB cable. This really is different than many additional wireless charging techniques, because the iPad wouldn’t utilize a stationary charging dock to wirelessly charge, however, very the iPad might utilize the Smart Cover to charge up, permitting to take it where without being tethered to a charging dock. The patent moreover notes which solar cells [...]
Categories: Gadget News Tags: Apple, Best Fit, Case In Point, consumers, guarantees, Implementation, Induction Coils, iPad, Juices, Magnets, marketplace, patent, patents, Polarities, Power Cells, Smart, Solar Cells, Stationary, Usb Cable
Apple HDTV project reportedly led by iTunes top dog
Rumors around Apple’s TV set ambitions continue to flourish, with the latest being suggestions that the software engineer responsible for iTunes has now turned his attention to developing an Apple-branded HDTV. Jeff Robbin, involved in both iPod and iTunes development, is reportedly leading the Apple television drive so Bloomberg‘s sources would have it, though the project is said to be still a top secret one within the company. Speculation around an Apple HDTV has flourished in the past week, after it was revealed that Steve Jobs told his biographer that he had “finally cracked” how to make television as usable as iPods and the iPhone. That tidbit – “It will have the simplest user interface you could imagine” – had analysts queuing up to voice their opinions on what the long-rumored TV might bring. Yesterday, it was suggested that Apple would integrate Siri and FaceTime into an iOS-based HDTV chassis, using [...]
Categories: Gadget News Tags: Apple, HDTV, iTunes, project, reportedly
Histats.com © 2005-2010 Privacy Policy - Terms Of Use - Powered By Histats