Apparently user data can be recovered from the refurbished iPhones. One detective from Oregon State Police managed to recover user personal data like emails, photos and more from an out-of-the-box refurbished iPhone he bought.
Iphone developer Jonathan Zdziarski notes that
According to reports originating from Russia, Apple is due to launch a localized iTunes Music Store in Russia on the 21st of April 2008.
Billboard ads that could be seen around Moscow, as well as a banner on the website itunes-store.ru, owned and operated by Apple, all state that Apple is currently in the process of preparing and launching the iTunes Music Store in Russia.
Ha, the best viral marketing i’ve ever seen
Great viral marketing from WelcomeToAd in Russia
The recently released iPhone SDK Beta 3 continues to give up juicy hints as to Apple
per TGDaily
Cupertino (CA) – Apple is accelerating its patent efforts cover all legal bases to protect its iPhone assets, which also includes a potentially new cash cow
The first one was good, but take a look at this! The new version of iLiberty+ (OS X), version 1.5, has been updated with to include many new features and payloads, from assorted app packs, to a brand new, built in help file. Also, v1.5 comes with a new addition to the menu bar,
Download Mac Version Now! Pwned Tool for Windows will be available later.
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Via http://theiphoneproject.org
As of tomorrow, Sunday, March 30?th, the long awaited project iPhone PWNED will be available to the public! – it
Another neat new program (actually, two of them) popped up online for complete GUI iPhone and jailbreaking. Both of the programs (one is for Mac, the other is for Windows machines), just like ZiPhone, can unlock any existing and currently available iPhone firmware version (from v1.0.0 to v1.1.4
via UnWiredView.com
Now that iPhone has almost become an open platform for third party software development, we can expect tons of new exciting applications that will make it into a much more useful thing, then a fancy phone and media player.
But that does not mean that developers inside Apple are leaving all this to the third parties. They are also busy, thinking up a whole lot of new things that an iPhone could do.
And recent patent applications provide us with a glimpse of the things to come.
When I started browsing through these patents , I first thought that it was just a new fitness application for iPhone:
via pocketnow.com
The recent announcement of a software development kit and the Microsoft Exchange Activesync support for the iPhone has raised the eyebrows of a few users who have remained hesitant from switching to the iPhone. Our own Brandon Miniman even exclaimed that now that the iPhone has Exchange support, various device form factors was the only reason left to stick to Windows Mobile.
On the contrary, here are 42 reasons you still don
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