iPad 5 and iPad mini 2 in Space Gray: measured and compared

Today a collection of images has appeared – with specifications attached – of both the iPad 5 and the iPad mini 2 in Space Gray. Up-close photos and inspections of the individual parts of Apple mobile smart products like the iPhone and the iPad have become somewhat commonplace over the past few months, particularly with […]

Love it or hate it, you have no choice but to download iOS 7

Apple’s iOS 7 has been a lightning rod of controversy over the last week. The operating system has been called the very best mobile software Apple has ever released by the company’s hardcore fans, while those who aren’t so quick to sing its praises say that it has much room for improvement. Of course, that […]

iOS 7 Waterproof hoax expands with “AirDrop protection”

This week a hoax was dropped by the likes of some as-yet-unknown graphic designer who had a hankering for some iOS 7 trickery. The first joke in this series consisted of a series of images that suggested an upgrade to iOS 7 would include full waterproofing of whatever device you bumped to the new operating […]

Virgin Mobile iPhone 5s and 5c prepaid sales launch detailed

Virgin Mobile will offer the iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c from October 1, the carrier has confirmed, one of the few opportunities to pick up Apple’s newest smartphones with service but without an ongoing contract. Both handsets – along with the existing iPhone 4S – will be offered with Virgin Mobile’s “unlimited data & messaging” […]

Evernote Skitch 3 for iOS 7 lets you mark up your favorite photos

Evernote has announced Skitch 3 for iOS 7 users. The application is designed to provide mobile annotation capability in a package that’s fast and easy-to-use. The application will work on the iPhone and the iPad and features a new Quick Shot mode. The Quick Shot mode makes it very fast to add annotations to photographs […]

No Third-Party App Support for You: How Apple iOS 7 Hoards Playlists

No Third-Party App Support for You: How Apple iOS 7 Hoards Playlists

iOS users are delighted by the new iOS 7 rollout, available not only on the new iPhones, but on previous models as well. And unlike Android users, most of whom fail to upgrade to the latest operating system, iOS users tend to upgrade en masse, which means many, many people already have iOS 7 or will have it shortly.

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iOS 7.0.2 Released To Fix Lock Screen Bug

iOS 7.0.2 Released To Fix Lock Screen Bug

Soon after Apple released iOS 7 to the public on September 18th, a bug was discovered in the lock screen. The bug could be exploited to gain unauthorized access to the e-mail, messages, Twitter, Photos and more of an iOS 7 device, even if a passcode was in place. Today, Apple has released iOS 7.0.2 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch to fix this bug. The update weighs in at roughly 17MB, so there’s nothing major there except the bug fix and the reintroduction of a Greek keyboard option for passcode entry.

A few days ago, yet another bug was discovered in iOS 7. This one allows an intruder to make calls through an iPhone on iOS 7 even if it is locked with a passcode. Exploiting this bug is simple, one just needs to bring up the emergency dialing option on the lock screen, dial the number that is to be called and repeatedly press the call button. The iPhone will display a black screen with the Apple logo and put the call through, even if its an international or premium number. The changelog of IOS 7.0.2 does not reflect that it fixes this bug as well, Apple will probably release a fix for it in the near future.

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    iOS 7.0.2 out now: Lockscreen bypass fixed

    Just days after the first release of iOS 7, 7.0 that is, the folks at Apple saw some intrepid explorers bypass the basic lockscreen security of the software. Today the fix is in – iOS 7.0.2 is available for iOS devices of all kinds – all those that could use iOS 7 in the first […]

    iOS 7.0.2 Is Here and It Fixes the iPhone’s Major Security Hole

    iOS 7.0.2 Is Here and It Fixes the iPhone's Major Security Hole

    iOS 7.0.2 is has started making its way out there, and it fixes that embarrassing lockscreen exploit we saw last week. Phew! And, as a bonus, it also reintroduces Greek language options for passcode entry! But the (re)added security is what you’ll want. So go check for an update now, or hop over to 9to5Mac and grab a direct download for your specific device. [9to5Mac]

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    Apple addresses lockscreen bypass bug with iOS 7.0.2 rollout

    Apple confirmed and assured everyone that it was working on a fix to the iOS 7 lockscreen bypass bug last week that let sneaky individuals mess with users’ email and social network accounts. And now, exactly seven days later, said update is hitting handsets in the form of iOS 7.0.2. Directly to the point, the update is said to “fi[x] bugs that could allow someone to bypass the lock screen passcode.” And hey, there’s also a Greek keyboard option for passcodes thrown into the update for good measure.

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