Macrumors reported that hacker group Antisec has released a dump of 1 million unique identifiers (UDIDs) from Apple iOS devices tonight. They say that the records came from a file found on an FBI laptop back in March. The file found on this laptop contained over 12 million device records, including Apple UDIDs, usernames, push notification tokens, and in some instances, names, cell phone numbers, addresses and zip codes. » Hackers Released 1 Million iOS Device UDIDs Which They Obtained From FBI Laptop
Sprint launched a new funny tv ad where they make fun of the Data Sharing plans its U.S. competitors, AT&T and Verizon, have recently debuted. “Don’t let shared data divide your family. Say no to sharing and yes to Sprint with Truly Unlimited(sm) data, text and calling to any mobile. No throttling, no metering, no overages. All while on the Sprint network“. » Sprint Created A New Funny “Sharing Is Not Caring” Ad About Unlimited Data Over Data Sharing Plans
This Wi-Fi enabled photo frame sports a 600×600 LCD touch display, three buttons — one for power, one for toggling between feeds, and one for liking the current photo — an internal Lithium Ion battery so you can move it wherever you want, and a dead-simple three-step setup process.
SmartThings makes it easy to connect the things in your physical world to the Internet. You can monitor, control, automate, and have fun with them from anywhere – at home, office, or on the go. Think about all the things in your home: doors, desks, lights, stereo, pet food bowls, basement floor… isn’t it time they started to chip in and do a little more around the house on their own? SmartThings makes it possible. Many of the existing things you own can be made smarter using SmartThings Kits. It can be used with Power Outlet, Open/Shut Sensor, Motion Sensor & Presence Sensors. » Make Your World Smarter & Easier With SmartThings
The latest rumors say that Apple is ditching the 30-pin connector that’s been used since the release of the iPod in 2001 for a smaller, space-saving connector. Apple is reportedly releasing an adapter that will allow customers to use their old peripherals. Now, for the first time we get a look at what is allegedly the dock cord that will come with the next iPhone. » The iPhone 5 Mini Dock USB Cable?
Every year Apple gives away a little present to everyone buying a Mac or iPad. This year Apple will give a $100 cheque when buying a Mac and a $50 cheque for buying an iPad. The interesting news however is the fact that this “Back to School” program ends on September 21. That date happens to be the same date as the rumored ‘iPhone 5’ launch. Can’t be a coincidence. Right?
Chris Eissens
