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> 1 hour iPhone 4 repair
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> Free loan phone
This post is sponsored by:
Dr Mobiles Limited
1 Huron Street, Takapuna
Auckland 0622
www.drmobiles.co.nz
Tel: (09) 551-5344
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We are the only professional repair centre who DOES NOT charge inspection fees on faulty phones.
> 1 hour iPhone 4 repair
> Repair while you wait
> Free 30 min parking
> Free loan phone
This post is sponsored by:
Dr Mobiles Limited
1 Huron Street, Takapuna
Auckland 0622
www.drmobiles.co.nz
Tel: (09) 551-5344
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We are the only professional repair centre who DOES NOT charge inspection fees on faulty phones.
> 1 hour iPhone 4 repair
> Repair while you wait
> Free 30 min parking
> Free loan phone
According to The Guardian, Warden and Allan discovered that devices running iOS 4 keep a record of time-stamped coordinates in a file called “consolidated.db.” When the iPhone or iPad is connected to a laptop, this sensitive file is copied from the portable device to the laptop. Anyone who opens the file can scroll through and see a history of where you’ve been. The pair have set up a site explaining their discovery. From their description: Cell-phone providers collect similar data almost inevitably as part of their operations, but it’s kept behind their firewall. It normally requires a court order to gain access to it, whereas this is available to anyone who can get their hands on your phone or computer. [...] By passively logging your location without your permission, Apple have made it possible for anyone from a jealous spouse to a private investigator to get a detailed picture of your movements. Why are these Apple devices storing users’ geolocation data? The answers are not immediately apparent. “One guess might be that they have new features in mind that require a history of your location, but that’s pure speculation. The fact that it’s transferred across devices when you restore or migrate is evidence the data-gathering isn’t accidental,” Warden and Allen say on their site. They also believe that Apple may be the only company whose devices are storing customers’ geolocation data. “Alasdair has looked for similar tracking code in [Google's] Android phones and couldn’t find any,” Warden told The Guardian. “We haven’t come across any instances of other phone manufacturers doing this.” Warden and Allen have developed an iPhone Tracker app that maps the location data stored in the iDevice. You can watch a video (below) to see a visualization of an iPhone owner’s trip from Washington D.C. to New York City and back.
This has not told by the marketing team of Android, it is according to security researchers Pete Warden and Alasdair Allan, your iPhone or iPad is keeping a record of every step you take, storing this data and sharing it with the devices that sync with the iPhone or iPad. What’s troubling is that this information is unencrypted and can be accessed and viewed by anyone.
There is no doubt that Japanese are the leaders when it comes to gadgets, so by following there tradition the Tokyo-based Thanko, has showed up with the world’s tiniest high definition digital camera. Designed for people with really tiny fingers, this camera may be minuscule, but it certainly isn’t a joke. Dubbed the MAME-CAM DX, this little 14g (.03 lbs) digital camera can take brilliant JPEG photos with a whopping resolution of 3,264 x 2,448. This translates to a megapixel rating of 8, which is pretty high for even regular digital cameras, not to mention a miniscule one. Not only can it capture great pictures, but it can even record videos in AVI at a 1,280 x 960 resolution. Admittedly, this isn’t that great of a resolution. It’s actually just a bit better than XGA. But the key here is that it records it at 30 frames per second, which is a really nice frame rate. What really separates this tiny toy from any similar mini cam on Earth is that it supports microSD and SDHC cards up to 32GB. And it includes a USB port for transferring your photos to your computer. It’s like a Panasonic camera that’s been compacted. If you’d like to buy it for $99, check out Thanko’s store. If you, however, prefer something more exciting, then consider taking a look at Thanko’s silent keyboard, waterproof spy watch, and USB-powered neck tie.
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