iphone hackers

[MsRomper]

http://www.examiner.com/x-13879-iPhone-Examiner~y2009m7d29-Major-SMS-iPhone-hack-to-be-set-free-tomorrow-at-Black-Hat

Interesting

[Trents_goat5.7]

Yep that is very interesting.

[peeps]

glad I don't have one! :)

[MsRomper]

well peeps sorry it isn't just iphones :D Go to CNN news it's yours too my friend, I just care about the iphone....

[peeps]

well peeps sorry it isn't just iphones :D Go to CNN news it's yours too my friend, I just care about the iphone....nope...I have the joy of disabling HTC's SMS interface on my WinMo phone....you see, it isn't controlled by the 3rd Reich, so I have options....

[vanceti]

Horrible options!

[Trents_goat5.7]

nope...I have the joy of disabling HTC's SMS interface on my WinMo phone....you see, it isn't controlled by the 3rd Reich, so I have options....

Here ya go Peeps.:D
http://www.chaoticconcepts.com/haterade.gif

[peeps]

Horrible options!think what you want fanboy nutswinger! :)

[vanceti]

Guess the other tens of millions of people are wrong as well. Plain and simple your phone is nothing more then an old outdated brick! Kind of like its owner! ;(

[peeps]

Guess the other tens of millions of people are wrong as well. Plain and simple your phone is nothing more then an old outdated brick! Kind of like its owner! ;(says the guy that had never used a "smartphone" before Apple invented it...:rolleyes:

I won't regurgitate the discussions we have had in the past....iPhone was great at bringing smartphones to those who would have never considered one. It has a easy to use interface and does many things well. However it has had many glaring omissions in basic functionality when compared to even basic flip phones it isn't even funny. Add in the proprietary closed OS and it is a no-go for many people who are used to doing what THEY want with their smartphone, not doing what apple lets them do. Try to stream Slingplayer over 3G and let me know how that goes...

[Fat_Nick]

Ahhhh one less thing I have to worry about with my SMARTPHONE! :p

[peeps]

Ahhhh one less thing I have to worry about with my SMARTPHONE! :p<borat>high five!</borat> :D

[Fat_Nick]

<borat>high five!</borat> :D


:cheers::D

[ram09]

Great, someone could be hacking into my phone right now and I wouldnt even know it. I knew the Iphone sounded too good to be true.

[MsRomper]

They are saying if you get a text and it has a square box or something like that not to open it...like how do you open a text, sounds weird

[ram09]

They are saying if you get a text and it has a square box or something like that not to open it...like how do you open a text, sounds weird

Question: how do you know that the text has a square box in it if you can't open it?

From what I read they can do it without you even knowing that they are doing it, no box or anything, just get in and start looking around.

[Trents_goat5.7]

They are saying if you get a text and it has a square box or something like that not to open it...like how do you open a text, sounds weird

Maybe the text message contains a link, and if it's opened it opens the virus. :dunno:

[MsRomper]

I am not that interesting, if they take a look around mine they will be bored :D

[MuhThugga]

Personally, I think we should just go back to the days of land lines. People seemed a lot less stressed, and the bills seemed a lot less exorbitant.

"Where's Joe?"
"I don't know. Call his house."
"No answer."
"Leave a message and he'll get back to us."

[MsRomper]

Personally, I think we should just go back to the days of land lines. People seemed a lot less stressed, and the bills seemed a lot less exorbitant.

"Where's Joe?"
"I don't know. Call his house."
"No answer."
"Leave a message and he'll get back to us."
I have to agree with you...we live on a lake now and my cell phone does not work out here so I depend on my land line no problem, except I miss texting while I am at home :)

[ram09]

This was before cell phones:

"Where's Joe?"
"I don't know. Call his house."
"No answer."
"Leave a message and he'll get back to us."

And this is now:

Where's Joe?
I don't know. Call his house.
No answer.
Call his cell phone.
No answer.
Send him a text message.
Just did & its been 2 minutes and no response.
Send him an I.M.
Just did & its been 5 minutes and no response
See if he is on LS1GTO.com
nope.
See if he is on GasTiresOil.com
nope.
See if he is on myspace.
Nope.
See if he is on facebook.
Nope.
See if he has twittered lately.
Nope.
Email him.
Just did.
Call his pager.
I did and he hasn't called.
Call his cell and leave a message he'll get back to us.
I did and it has been 5 minutes, something must have happened to him.

[Lancer-AM]

Something feels dirty about the iphone being called a "smart" phone.......

[peeps]

new iPhone 3Gi announced... (http://www.theonion.com/content/news/apple_claims_new_iphone_only)

SAN FRANCISCO—In a move expected to revolutionize the mobile device industry, Apple launched its fastest and most powerful iPhone to date Tuesday, an innovative new model that can only be seen by the company's hippest and most dedicated customers.

"I am proud today to introduce to those who really, truly deserve it, our most incredible iPhone yet," announced Apple CEO Steve Jobs, extending his seemingly empty left palm toward the eagerly awaiting crowd. "Not only is this our lightest and slimmest model ever, but as any truly savvy Apple customer can clearly see, it's also the most handsome product we've ever designed."

The packed auditorium, which had been listening to Jobs in hushed reverence for several minutes, then erupted into applause, with hundreds of men and women suddenly jumping to their feet and shouting, "I can see it!" "Look, there it is!" and "God, it's so beautiful!"

Steve Jobs unveils the updated iPhone exclusively to those who really, really want to see it.

Screams of "Of course, yes, I too can see the phone," were also heard at this time.

According to Apple, the new iPhone 3GI boasts significant hardware and software upgrades, superior processing speeds, and a multi-touch interface that provides those who are "cool enough" with a rich user experience. The wide-screen display reportedly also features the most brilliant colors and finest resolution ever imagined.

"The new 3GI is as light as air," said Apple senior vice president Philip Schiller, reaching inside an empty display case, apparently to remove the mobile device. "See how thin that is? It's like it's not even there."

"Those who really understand what we do here at Apple are going to love this new product," Schiller continued. "Unless, you know, they happen to be totally lame."

Retailing for $599, the iPhone 3GI offers only the most special Apple consumers—the ones who believe in the company more than anything else in the world, and who would never, ever dream of questioning it—the ability to open dozens of powerful applications at once. In addition, the new multimedia device will provide true Apple fans with a high-definition video camera, one-tap editing with Final Cut Pro, and cut and paste.

Like thousands of others, New York resident Kelly Delaney called in sick to work so that she could join the line outside the Apple Store's trendy SoHo location days before the 3GI went on sale.

"Oh my God, I can't believe how much faster you can get online with this," said Delaney, who exited the store holding a cupped hand up to her ear and yelling into her wrist about how wonderful the new phone was. "The reception is so clear, and you can pretty much get a signal no matter where you go."

"Hold on a sec," continued Delaney, suddenly shaking her hand up and down. "I think my battery is dying."

According to Apple, the new iPhone launched in 22 countries and sold a record-breaking 8 million units on its first day.

"The selection of colors is amazing," said Paul Conrad, a Fairfield, VA native who purchased phones in black, white, and silver. "Not only does it look awesome, but it can do pretty much anything you want as long as you believe in it."

"The AppleCare Plan doesn't cover dropping your phone, though, so I'd recommend buying one of these designer protective cases," Conrad added.

While the new iPhone has been greatly admired and widely touted for its impressive voice and data communication capabilities, some Americans remain skeptical.

"Daddy isn't talking into anything at all," said 4-year-old Ella Conrad, pointing at her father, Paul, who has been obsessively staring at, playing with, and customizing the invisible phone since purchasing it Monday. "Daddy's pretending to be on hold with an operator."