iOS

It’s been 10 days since Russian hacker Alexey Borodin unleashed hell for Apple with his iOS in-app purchasing exploit, but after successfully countering some of Apple’s attempts to shut him down, Borodin is calling it quits on his iOS hack.

Apple allegedly uses the 3G patents in the iPhone 4, iPhone 4S and the iPad 2 alike; iOS devices are the company’s main source of revenue, making a finding in Samsung’s favor and possible injunction a big problem in Down Under. … Continue reading →

The fix gives developers access to two of Apple’s private APIs on iOS, a move the company has not made before and which demonstrates the seriousness of the flaw. At least 115 games were affected, including Tap Tap Revenge 4, … Continue reading →

Apple, for the past couple of weeks, has been dealing with a nagging hack, which allows users to “buy” in-app purchases without actually spending a dime. To counter the hacking problem, the Cupertino-based tech company tried a lazy approach …

If you ever want to find the list list of acceptable SMBX commands, type smbutil in Terminal. Apple started bundling Samba in Mac OS X Jaguar, v.10.2, to support Microsoft’s SMB (server message block) file and directory services. With the … Continue reading →

This latest development follows a new feature introduced in iOS 6 beta 1, in which users no longer have to key in their password to download updates or previously-purchased items from Apple’s App Store, Cult of Mac added. Since users … Continue reading →

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) has successfully blocked an App Store hack that let iOS device owners make in-app purchases for free. Russian developer Alexey Borodin designed the in-app purchase hack, which installed bogus certificates on iPhones and iPads …

Apple’s most popular product is the iPhone. It makes most of its money from the iPhone too, leaving little doubt that it is the company’s core product. But in a quarter without a new iPhone, and one in which the iPad … Continue reading →

This new release is in line with Google’s debut of the new Google+ Local and Apple’s announcement of their new native maps program, which will be available in the iOS 6 this fall. Preparing for Apple Maps Apple’s new native … Continue reading →

In OS X Mountain Lion, Apple has replaced iCal with two separate Calendar and Reminders apps, harmonizing with iOS and improving the overall interface while making Reminders not just calendar event with alarms, but also location-based notifications.