Jailbroken Phones Targeted by Hacker Jammers

 One of the problems the BYOD trend poses is jailbreaking -- and then hiding it. "Jailbroken and rooted phones are super dangerous in the enterprise," said Marble Security Chairman and CTO Dave Jevans. "They have no security. They can also...

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When Freemium's Good, It's Very Good and When It's Bad, It's Horrid

All too often in freemium games, kids will download the game and then start playing. They are having fun and the game is fantastic. In all likelihood, the developer has worked in a series of minor challenges and rewards to start creating actions...

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iBangle puts the iPod on the wrist

When it comes to iPods and other MP3 players, not much has changed about them in the past few years. Sure, the memory is getting better all the time, but the design is the same: they clip on the belt and the obligatory wired earplugs. This iBangle...

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iPhone 6 could get refocus-able light field camera

A company the size of Apple puts in for a staggering amount of patents, many of which amount to nothing, but there's a recent patent that has people thinking that the iPhone 6 could have a different type of camera than we've seen on a smartphone before. Reported by 9to5Mac is a patent granted to Apple for a light field camera,...

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Apple objects to high legal fee in ebooks antitrust case

SAN FRANCISCO: Apple wants to rein in the pay and power of a monitor hired to watch over the company as punishment for conviction in an ebook price-fixing case. In court paperwork available online Apple objected to being billed more than $1,000...

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