Remember Firesheep ? Well, the cookie snatching Firefox extension now has a more portable cousin called FaceNiff. This Android app listens in on WiFi networks (even ones encrypted with WEP, WPA, or WPA2) and lets you hop on to the accounts of anyone sharing the wireless connection with you
Remember Firesheep ? Well, the cookie snatching Firefox extension now has a more portable cousin called FaceNiff. This Android app listens in on WiFi networks (even ones encrypted with WEP, WPA, or WPA2) and lets you hop on to the accounts of anyone sharing the wireless connection with you
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FaceNiff makes Facebook hacking a portable, one-tap affair (video)
Yahoo had been pegged a few weeks ago as the culprit behind excessive data usage on Windows Phone 7 devices, sending far more information in replies to requests from the phone than necessary — not really a big deal for those on unlimited data plans, but a legitimate cause for concern if you’ve got a data cap and overage to worry about (as more and more customers on AT&T do these days). Well, turns out Yahoo went ahead and updated its IMAP servers at some point in the last few days, fixing the issue and more or less obliterating the ravenous gobbling of kilobytes. If you don’t use Yahoo…
Yahoo had been pegged a few weeks ago as the culprit behind excessive data usage on Windows Phone 7 devices, sending far more information in replies to requests from the phone than necessary — not really a big deal for those on unlimited data plans, but a legitimate cause for concern if you’ve got a data cap and overage to worry about (as more and more customers on AT&T do these days). Well, turns out Yahoo went ahead and updated its IMAP servers at some point in the last few days, fixing the issue and more or less obliterating the ravenous gobbling of kilobytes. If you don’t use Yahoo…
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Yahoo Mail gets IMAP patch, Windows Phone 7 data consumption catches a break
Samsung apparently decided it’s made Epic 4G owners wait long enough and beat Sprint’s planned OTA release schedule to the punch by a few hours, posting the EB13 build that will update their phones to Froyo on its support website.
Samsung apparently decided it’s made Epic 4G owners wait long enough and beat Sprint’s planned OTA release schedule to the punch by a few hours, posting the EB13 build that will update their phones to Froyo on its support website.
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Samsung Epic 4G’s Froyo update now available, no need to wait for OTA
As I’m sure you are aware, water can not only be damaging to your iPhone or iPad, it can also void your warranty. Inside each iPhone is a moisture sensor that indicates to anyone servicing it whether or not your phone has been exposed to water or not
As I’m sure you are aware, water can not only be damaging to your iPhone or iPad, it can also void your warranty. Inside each iPhone is a moisture sensor that indicates to anyone servicing it whether or not your phone has been exposed to water or not
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Plug Up Your iPhone’s Holes with iCorkz
While we weren’t busy kicking up dust on the CES floors, we sat down with Taiwan-based Yantouch to have a fiddle with its latest product, the Black Diamond.
While we weren’t busy kicking up dust on the CES floors, we sat down with Taiwan-based Yantouch to have a fiddle with its latest product, the Black Diamond.
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Yantouch Black Diamond 3D ambience iPhone dock hands-on
Okay, we’ve seen an iPad on a dashboard . Ready for some in-car PlayBook action
Okay, we’ve seen an iPad on a dashboard . Ready for some in-car PlayBook action
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QNX Car concept with PlayBook integration hands-on (video)
At last, progress.
At last, progress.
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Deltenna’s WiBE rural broadband device: swans and geese now free to browse
We got our first taste of Navigon ‘s MobileNavigator for Android way back at CES last January, and since then Googlephone users across Europe have been merrily navigating around using the thing. Finally, Americans get our chance, with Navigon announcing a North American release
We got our first taste of Navigon ‘s MobileNavigator for Android way back at CES last January, and since then Googlephone users across Europe have been merrily navigating around using the thing. Finally, Americans get our chance, with Navigon announcing a North American release
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Navigon MobileNavigator finally hits American Androids, includes augmented reality POI view
We just got a look at U-verse Mobile running live on Windows Phone 7.
We just got a look at U-verse Mobile running live on Windows Phone 7.
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AT&T U-verse Mobile preview
Fancy the idea of having Big Brother track your handset if it goes missing, but aren’t so keen on owning an iPhone , ponying up for MobileMe and signing a deal with AT&T ? Fret not, fretful one, as Verizon Wireless has just launched an extension of its Total Equipment Coverage program that essentially provides the same services, but for VZW-branded BlackBerry, webOS and Android phones. The full list of compatible phones is down there in the source, and the best news is that the Mobile Recovery app is offered free of charge to those already ponying up $10 per month for TEC.
Fancy the idea of having Big Brother track your handset if it goes missing, but aren’t so keen on owning an iPhone , ponying up for MobileMe and signing a deal with AT&T ? Fret not, fretful one, as Verizon Wireless has just launched an extension of its Total Equipment Coverage program that essentially provides the same services, but for VZW-branded BlackBerry, webOS and Android phones. The full list of compatible phones is down there in the source, and the best news is that the Mobile Recovery app is offered free of charge to those already ponying up $10 per month for TEC.
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Verizon’s Mobile Recovery: like ‘Find my iPhone,’ but for VZW Android, webOS and BlackBerry handsets
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