Archive for June, 2008

iDecisive web app

Ever have trouble deciding what to do for dinner, or which movie to see? Don’t be indecisive. Be iDecisive.

Features include the ability to flip a coin when you don’t have one handy (which I never do because I had

to stop carrying them in my pocket when the iPhone arrived), quickly get a random number [...]

Tale of the Missing iPhones

The euphoria of Apple’s iPhones have not yet settled down when the case of a million of Apple iPhones being missing rocked the American market. Apple in one of its press releases has announced selling 3.75 million iPhones through the end of previous year.
Now, in most countries where Apple has released their iPhone, it [...]

Update: Apple is NOT Tracking iPhone IMEI

So all the speculations that the URL embedded into the Stocks and the Weather widgets, which apparently included your iPhone’s equipment ID (coverage below) was used by Apple for tracking has been squashed by a German site Heise Online.
According to Heise Online, the iPhone doesn’t send an IMEI (the iPhone’s strange identifier) back to base [...]

iPhone: Reports of My Failure Have Been Greatly Exaggerated

Let’s hold off on those gloomy pronouncements about the iPhone’s adoption rate for just a little while longer, OK? In the wake of Tuesday’s news that AT&T activated 146,000 iPhones at launch, the “Apple-is-doomed” crowd began its predictable round of panicky pronouncements about the iPhone failing to meet expectations. Nice story, but it overlooks two [...]

iPhone Video Recording – for all your video-recording needs!

One of the flaws of the current iPhone is the lack of video recording. However, this doesn’t mean iPhone users would be neglected with video recording capabilities forever.

The iPhone developer community, which offers various applications specifically designed for the iPhone, releases its newest application called “iPhone Video Recorder”. This application enables iPhone users to [...]

iPhone Safari Browser Vulnerable to Attacks

New research has concluded that the Safari browser of the iPhone 1.1.4 is vulnerable to attacks, which may lead to service denial and in turn, result in a system crash.

This design flaw was detected by the researchers at Radware, an application delivery solutions company, earlier this week. The researches say the flaw triggers a series [...]

Adobe’s latest Flash beta may herald full Flash on iPhone

As Adobe surreptitiously update their Flash player with a new beta supporting bandwidth-friendly codec H.264 and Apple-handy AAC audio format, whisperings start to fizzle that, while there’s still no official word on an iPhone generic

Flash player, Adobe might have something lurking in the wings (or, more likely, on the engineering analysis bench).
 
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