iOS Hacker Chronic says Apple Fixed XRY Passcode Cracking Claims for iPad & iPhone
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A little light is being shed on the claim stemming from last week made by Swedish company Micro Systemation, who claimed that they had a hack (software they call XRY) that would allow you to bypass the Passcode security built in to your iOS device.
Their claim was that they could bypass the passcode feature in under 2 minutes, suggesting that it really only keeps your information safe from “the prying eyes of the taxi driver whose cab you forget it in” and not from law enforcement officials or others determined to read what is found inside.
This week, with the current presidential race gaining speed, the Comedy Central cable network launched a new election news and political humor app.
While some people may argue that America’s favorite passtime is baseball, I would like to suggest that it may actually be trying to predict what Apple may come up with next.
Listening to music is usually the first way that children learn to enjoy and appreciate music, but the next step involves teaching them about the instruments themselves. A Jazzy Day – Music Education Book for Kids helps children learn about instruments and bands with a feature-rich app that employs learning, games and an interactive book.
