Always trust a big greedy corporation like Apple. When you receive a product free , basically , you are the product and I guess It’s fine. HOWEVER we pay an arm and a leg for these devices from Apple and this is what we get…Nice isn’t it? Apple Inc (AAPL.O) defrauded iPhone users by slowing devices without warning to compensate for poor battery performance, according to eight lawsuits filed in various federal courts in the week since the company opened up about the year-old software change. The tweak may have led iPhone owners to misguided attempts to resolve issues over …

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Wed May 27 07:34:41 2015: SpringBoard (com.apple.springboard): Application ‘UIKitApplication:com.toyopagroup.picaboo[0xba95]’ exited voluntarily. Wed May 27 07:34:41 2015: SpringBoard (com.apple.springboard): [MPUSystemMediaControls] Updating supported commands for now playing application. Wed May 27 07:34:41 2015: SpringBoard (com.apple.springboard): [MPUSystemMediaControls] Updating supported commands for now playing application. Wed May 27 07:34:42 2015: SpringBoard (com.apple.springboard): PowerSoundDisabler: Playing sound 1104 Wed May 27 07:34:42 2015: SpringBoard (com.apple.springboard): PowerSoundDisabler: Playing sound 1104 Wed May 27 07:34:43 2015: SpringBoard (com.apple.springboard): PowerSoundDisabler: Playing sound 1104 Wed May 27 07:34:43 2015: SpringBoard (com.apple.springboard): PowerSoundDisabler: Playing sound 1104 Wed May 27 07:34:44 2015: SpringBoard (com.apple.springboard): Zeppelin: Disabling Item: 4 Wed May 27 07:34:44 …

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{“bug_type”:”109″,”os_version”:”iPhone OS 8.1 (12B411)”,”build_version”:”50″,”symbolicated”:true,”blame”:[],”app_name”:”SpringBoard”,”bundleID”:”com.apple.springboard”,”name”:”SpringBoard”,”is_first_party”:false,”app_version”:”1.0″,”share_with_app_devs”:false,”slice_uuid”:”a4cf2abe-291e-3c90-82c5-8d38b9cf0356″,”adam_id”:0} Incident Identifier: 3C2AF837-8760-4FC7-9D7A-FCD54CAA36F4 CrashReporter Key: 34b6958cfc4309632dc32f0e3084922933bd49f9 Hardware Model: iPhone5,3 Process: SpringBoard [4419] Path: /System/Library/CoreServices/SpringBoard.app/SpringBoard Identifier: com.apple.springboard Version: 50 (1.0) Code Type: ARM (Native) Parent Process: launchd [1] Date/Time: 2015-05-27 07:34:56.224 -0400 Launch Time: 2015-05-27 07:33:17.493 -0400 OS Version: iOS 8.1 (12B411) Report Version: 105 Exception Type: EXC_CRASH (SIGSEGV) Exception Codes: 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000 Triggered by Thread: 1 Thread 0 name: Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread Thread 0: 0 CoreText 0x2498e624 0x24922000 + 0x6c624 // TOpenTypeMorph::ApplyGlyphFeatureTags(OTL::GSUB&, unsigned long const*, OTL::GlyphLookups&) + 0x88 1 CoreText 0x2498e90e 0x24922000 + 0x6c90e // TOpenTypeMorph::ApplyShapingEngine(OTL::GSUB&, OTL::GlyphLookups&, unsigned long*, CFRange, bool&) + 0x216 2 CoreText 0x2498f260 …

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Still, the 2006 iMac was uniquely suited for this upgrade project. Not counting the Mac Pro, it was one of the last Macs with a socketed CPU, meaning that processor upgrades were possible if you could dig your way though the tightly-packed design of the system’s innards (Update: As many have pointed out, certain iMac models as late as the current 2013 generation also preserve the socketed CPU). The iMac also utilized a standard SATA connection for the hard drive, allowing for an easy swap without consideration for the proprietary temperature sensors found on newer models. With these items in mind, …

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Explains about how to install Linux on an Apple Mac Mini late 2012 hardware, configuration of device drivers such as built-in Broadcom B43 wifi controller. Installing Ubuntu/Linux Mint on Macmini is easy, but getting it to work the way you normally want a PC to run is a bit difficult (meaning, run smoothly and making all peripherals work) I am trying to cover all the issues I had with linux installation process and getting Apple hardware to run happily with Linux. Few things before we start, I assume that you have a reasonable knowledge in *nix based OSes and commands. You …

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The super useful Semi-Restore tool by developer CoolStar has been updated with full support for all jailbreak-able versions of iOS 8 and it is now available for download. The tool has been made available for Windows and Linux, while the Mac version is still in the works. If you have been looking to semi-restore your iOS 8 powered iPhone, iPad or iPod touch then you can now download the Semi-Restore tool and perform the operation on your device. It now supports iOS 5.0 to iOS 8.1.   Semi-Restore tool allows users to perform a limited restore on their device as …

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  Forensic software are used by law enforcement agencies to get through the passcodes if they need to look into a suspected iPhone or iPad. You can use the same to hack and get your iPhone or iPad back. However, you need to be comfortable with the Command Line in Terminal. Here are some of the tools that can be used in Mac to hack the passcode: Elcomsoft iOS Forensic Toolkit Blacklight Lantern 4 Elcomsoft was tested by us and it was found to be very reliable but it is not available for general public so you need to buy …

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SHARED FROM https://www.theverge.com/2014/9/25/6845611/inside-apples-iphone-6-torture-building A few blocks away from Apple’s bustling campus in Cupertino is a rather nondescript building. Inside is absolutely the last place on earth you’d want to be if you were an iPhone. It’s here where Apple subjects its newest models to the kinds of things they might run into in the real world: drops, pressure, twisting, tapping. Basically all the things that could turn your shiny gadget into a small pile of metal and glass. “We’ve designed the product to be incredibly reliable throughout all your real world use,” Apple’s senior vice president of worldwide marketing Phil …

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How to patch your vulnerable OS X to latest bash issue: Untested! Download source package from: https://opensource.apple.com/tarballs/bash/bash-92.tar.gz Apply the patch below. Open the bash.xcodeproj in Xcode. Compile (you probably want to modify the Xcode project to codesign if you have a certificate). Copy the binaries (bash and sh) to /bin/bash and /bin/sh. Enjoy being an advanced Mac OS X user! Patches from latest RedHat packages. fg! $ env x='() { :;}; echo vulnerable’ bash -c “echo this is a test” this is a test $ env X='() { (a)=>’ bash -c “echo date”; cat echo date cat: echo: No such …

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It uses Find My Iphone service API, where bruteforce protection was not implemented. Password list was generated from top 500 RockYou leaked passwords, which satisfy appleID password policy. Before you start, make sure it’s not illegal in your country. Be good 🙂   https://github.com/hackappcom/ibrute

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If you’re an iPhone user, you may want to be cautious about opening messages that contain phone numbers in the near future; they may cost you a lot of money. Developer Andrei Neculaesei notes that maliciously coded links in some apps will abuse the “tel” web handler (which covers dialing) to automatically make a phone call the moment you view a message. Potentially, an evildoer could force you to call an expensive toll number before you’ve had a chance to hang up. The exploit isn’t limited to any one app or developer, either. Facebook Messenger, Gmail and Google+ all fall prey to …

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