iPad/iPhone OS 3.2 DHCP issues surface
Princeton University has uncovered a serious issue with the iPad/iPhone OS 3.2.
Princeton University has uncovered a serious issue with the iPad/iPhone OS 3.2.
I'm receiving a lot of emails about the 'Chuck Norris' botnet that's spreading by taking advantage of poorly configured routers and DSL modems. Here's some information about the attack and how to protect your router from getting a Norris-style kicking.
Prototype Category 8 RJ-45 connectors and copper twisted pair cables were used in a proof-of-concept demonstration of the technology to an IEEE study group.
Details have emerged about Intel's next-generation platform. Get ready for yet another socket change!
Fake Steve Jobs (also known as Dan Lyons) isn't pleased with AT&T's data network and has issued a call to arms to other take part in Operation Chokehold to "teach AT&T a lesson" and overwhelm the network.
According to the folks at Engadget, Apple will tonight roll out two new ads that counter Verizon's attack on the iPhone and the AT&T network it is bound to.
While most cell phone network operators are wondering how they can encourage users to make more use of the data network, AT&T wants to "educate" heavy users in order to curb their insatiable appetite for date.
Nokia, the world's biggest cellphone manufacturer, has said that it is suing Apple for infringing patents on technology used in the iPhone.
So, it seems that Microsoft has its eye on 128-bit support for Windows 8, or possibly Windows 9, and this news has sent tech pundits into a spin. While it might not be too early for Microsoft to start thinking about 128-bit support, until we finally make 32-bit history, introducing new architecture into the mix isn't helpful.
I've been getting a fairly hefty load of emails from people asking me a variety of questions about the iPad. In this post I sift through the fact and fiction to bring you answers based on what we know about the device so far.