just two week went while Apple Released iOS 6.1.1 beta and now relabeled as iOS 6.1.3 beta 2. iOS 6.1.3 beta 2 fixed some bugs but not all such as WiFi issue, Sleep issue, DND issue and some others, we hope when Apple release publicly iOS 6.1.3 will fix all the bug and improve iDevices.

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Recently Apple Released iOS 6.1.3 for iPhone, iPad  and iPod Touch, which improves work performances as well as improves once again battery life. After just few hours went Apple once again releases iOS 6.1.3 and one more important thing behind this is to kill Jailbreak tool.

Yes after this update you may not able to Jailbreak your device or you will lose Jailbreak. Well as before this same thing happen 2012 iOS update which almost killed but after Pod2G and team successfully Jailbreak iOS update.

Note : In case you not found Update for download, than have passions will available shortly…;)

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Many people thought that viruses can be found only in personal computers. This misconception has made a few people a victim of installing malicious applications in their Android phones. Even if he or she may have taken an Android Training Course, they may still not notice such apps immediately because of the lack of warning signs.  If you don’t want this to happen, follow these helpful tips below.

1. Pay attention to the kind application you are about to download. This is the most important thing that you can do to avoid these malicious apps. Your careful observation will give you better understanding about the software and warning of its possible contents.
2. Check the number of subscribers. Software apps that have been downloaded for hundreds or millions of times can be safe. Read the reviews of the users and find out if they all guarantee that the application is safe.
3. Confirm the legitimacy of the developer. This is a very important task that you need to do to avoid installing malicious apps. The safest applications that you can find online are those approved by Google. For more information check on the name of the developer in the application.  You can also check the other applications written by the developer to make sure that there are no questionable applications that were produced. Try to visit his website to see if it is operating legally.
4. Know the permission that the application requests. This is very important as there are many users who claim to meet some applications that requests permission which make their tablet or phone behave in a very strange way. This can be a sign of malicious apps, so you need to be very careful on this part. If you ever met a game application for example which is too aggressive to get through your GPS, you can ignore the apps and choose another.

When you are planning to subscribe for an application it is also important to choose a legitimate and safe place. Be sure that you are searching an application in reputable sites.

]]> http://www.mostlyblog.com/tips-to-avoid-installing-malicious-apps-in-android-os/feed 1 http://www.mostlyblog.com/thunderbolt-out-with-a-bang http://www.mostlyblog.com/thunderbolt-out-with-a-bang#comments Fri, 08 Feb 2013 09:49:48 +0000 bhadresh http://www.mostlyblog.com/?p=13990 Intel’s new Ultrabook specifications include touchscreens, ‘WiDi’ display technology and fast processors. They say laptops cannot be above a particular height, and that they must weigh a particular amount. But what they do not require – much to the surprise of a number of tech commentators – is Thunderbolt, the groundbreaking connectivity platform developed by Intel in collaboration with Apple over two years ago. At the time, Thunderbolt was all the rage – it offered data bandwidths vastly in excess of the then-standard USB 2.0. But, then we hit USB 3.0. It’s slower, sure, but it’s very ubiquitous. It’s backwards-compatible. It doesn’t need an adapter. And sure, it’s yesterday’s tech, but that might well be enough for right now. So, is Thunderbolt gone for good? We’ll examine other companies’ takes on the matter.

Intel themselves are first up to defend the omission. Apple’s involvement meant “there were always going to be some complications”, according to Intel’s UK technical PR manager Anna Cheng. Cheng has since retracted the statement, and claims instead that the technology was developed solely by Intel. However, even the Wikipedia page for the interface standard bears Apple’s name as co-collaborator.

Generally speaking, it appears that Intel are holding on to the technology as something with more potential impact for the future. Rob Sheppard, Intel’s business client marketing manager, admitted that the technology was not going to capture big demand “at this stage”.

The market is muddied further with the use of the strong marketing name. ‘Thunderbolt’ refers to a highly successful HTC Android smartphone, as well as various GPUs consumers can purchase on the market today. USB 3.0 shares no such problems: it’s already fully market-out for data transfer.

LaCie was another manufacturer to jump on board with the Thunderbolt phenomenon. Shortly after the 2011 release of the standard, high-speed, high-storage drives began hitting the market to take advantage of market inertia. The problem? High prices. With the only commercially available Thunderbolt cables retailing at around $50 USD each and little in the way of adapters, the drives didn’t quite make the impact their designers hoped. Plus, they were only compatible with a niche set of Apple computers.

Despite Thunderbolt’s proliferation throughout the market – making appearances on Lenovo’s ultrabook platform in the T430u, S430 and T430s, Acer’s Aspire S5 and Asus’ G55VX and G75VX (as well as the ill-fated HP Envy Spectre XT TouchSmart) – did not serve to keep the platform current. Take a peek at the Google Trends search volumes for the phrase ‘Thunderbolt’ below:

Data from Google Trends

As you can see, the initial February 2011 launch spiked quite a bit of interest, which rapidly died off over time. On the other hand, search volumes for USB 3.0 make for quite different reading:

Data from Google Trends

 Why is there this gap in public interest? Thunderbolt is hands-down the better standard: there are no queuing issues, it’s a genuine hardware-to-hardware connection, and it can support USB 3.0 via an adapter. So why is USB 3.0 so much more popular?

Part of the issue is to do with backwards-compatibility, sure. Part of the issue is to do with the popularisation of the term ‘USB’: it’s become synonymous with data transfer of any sort. We use USB sticks, not Thunderbolt sticks. I have a USB drive, not a Thunderbolt drive. And I get my MIDI data through a USB adapter, not a Thunderbolt adapter. Is the problem simply that we’re looking at things too early? Will Thunderbolt gradually evolve to take over from USB? This author doesn’t believe so. We’ve entered the digital age, now: and use of the term ‘USB’ in the same breath as ‘peripheral’ is a hangover we’ll have to bear for the foreseeable future.

• Introduces Nokia 114   to accelerate its strategy to connect the next billion consumers to information and the Internet
• Nokia’s unique Easy Swap technology enables users to switch SIM cards without turning off the phone

 Nokia 114 as it continues to accelerate its strategy of connecting the next billion consumers to the Internet. Designed to appeal to young and hyper-social consumers who want a fast and affordable online experience, the phone comes with the innovative, cloud-accelerated Nokia Xpress browser, which allows up to 85% more efficient mobile browsing.

Nokia 114 •Access Facebook and Twitter directly from the home screen •Fast, easy and affordable internet with the cloud accelerated Nokia Xpress Browser •Get your apps, games and more from the Nokia Store •Switch SIM cards without switching off with Nokia’s unique Easy Swap Dual SIM

The Nokia 114 is perfect for communicating across social networks, with direct access to Facebook and Twitter from the home screen. The device comes with a stylish, metallic key mat which is well-spaced to ensure easy typing. The Nokia 114 is priced at Rs. 2,549.

Commenting on the Nokia 114 launch, V. Ramnath, Director of Sales, Nokia India said, “The new Nokia 114 offers a great, affordable browsing experience for hyper-social consumers who want instant Facebook and Twitter access, as well as to stay connected on-the-go. This unique device supports 24/7 connectivity through faster Internet access with the Nokia Xpress Browser, resulting in a superior Internet experience for these price points”.

Perfect for all day, all night entertainment

• The Nokia 114 provides long-lasting battery life, with over 10 hours of talk time and nearly a month’s standby time, meaning that consumers can stay in-touch and entertained all day long.

• The device offers an optimized camera for social networking, with very low data consumption while uploading the content. It provides sharp and clear pictures, and support for up to 32GB of external memory – enough for more than 90,000 pictures or 6000 songs..
  The upgraded camera lets users take photos of friends and use these to personalize contact lists or share them via social networks and Bluetooth.
• Consumers can also tune into their favorite radio stations and share their favorite content with friends over Bluetooth.
  • The Nokia 114 also comes pre-loaded with personal information management features such as a dictionary, digital clock, audio recorder, and calculator as well as several interesting games and applications through Nokia Store.

Dual SIM Capacity

Nokia 114 is a Dual SIM phone, featuring the benefits of Nokia’s unique, industry-leading Easy Swap technology. This enables users to switch between SIM cards quickly, without having to remove the battery or turn off the phone. The Easy Swap technology can personalize and remember up to five different SIM cards, giving consumers full control over their mobile bills.

About Nokia

Nokia is a global leader in mobile communications whose products have become an integral part of the lives of people around the world. Every day, more than 1.3 billion people use their Nokia to capture and share experiences, access information, find their way or simply to speak to one another. Nokia’s technological and design innovations have made its brand one of the most recognized in the world. For more information, visit http://www.nokia.com/about-nokia.

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It is really big issue because it drains the battery to almost 50% in less than six hours. The major issue of iOS 6.1 faces by iPhone 5, iPhone 4S and iPad 4 users as well other devices also.

So we are looking for next update of iOS which should fix Battery issue.

Following are other Bugs list :

• Surfing on Safari does the focus still jump around quite a bit
• Under music application some of the buttons were unable
• Using Raise to Speak with Siri, raise the phone to your ear and issue a command. Lower the phone, then use a two-finger double tap to issue further instructions. Even though the phone is no longer at your ear, the phone speaker is used.
• Mute speech and then turn the rotor. While the braille display rotor selection commands no longer un-mute speech, the on-screen commands still do.
• Turn on the screen curtain, then turn vo off and back on. The screen curtain setting is still not saved, and the screen will remain on until you once again turn it off even if you had it off when you turned  off.
• Split tapping still seems unreliable, as it has ever since iOS5.1.
• Unlocking your phone and immediately touching an icon on the home screen still opens the phone app (or whatever is in position 1 in your dock).
• This are some of our readers and reports facing problems regarding iOS 6.1, share your problems regarding iOS 6.1 via comment box.

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The Evad3rs team has worked very hard behind this Jailbreak tool which supports all the iDevices. To Jailbreak iOS 6.1 Untethered is very simple using evasi0n tool, just follow our guidelines step by step.

Before going to Jailbreak check Requirements :

• Your Machine should be Windows XP or later, Mac OS X v10.5 or later and Linux.
• Your Device must be running iOS 6.1
• USB Drive to connect your device with your machine

How to Jailbreak iOS 6.1 Untethered :

• Step 1 : Download evasi0n Jailbreak tool
• Step 2 : Update your Device with iOS 6.1
• Step 3 : Please Disable Passcode, Setting>General>Passcode Lock>off
• Step 4 : Now run evasi0n Jailbreak tool
• Step 5 : Than Connect your iDevice with your Computer
• Step 6 : Now Choose Jailbreak option and stay back till the process completes
• Step 7 : Have Patient till evasi0n completes it’s process for Jailbreak your Device.
• Step 8 : At the end evasi0n completes Jailbreak process, you need to unlock your iOS Device, there will be option showing Jailbreak with evasi0n icon tap on that icon, same time screen will be black after few seconds will be back to the screen.
• Step 9 :Thats it, once evasi0n completes the process will show message ” Jailbreak Complete”, your device will be automated reboot for the completion of jailbreak, at the end you will see Cydia icon on your Device’s home screen.

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But before going to jailbreak your device you make safeguard for it, by saving SHSH blobs for downgrade using TinyUmbrella tool. Be careful if you are not going to save SHSH Blobs than you are not able to back on past version of iOS software update. So here we have simple guidelines for you to save SHSH Blobs of your device, just follow our Guidelines step by step.

• Step 1 : Very first you need to download TinyUmbrella for Windows, Mac and Linux.
• Step 2 : Then run that File
• Step 3 : Now connect your iDevice with your machine to save SHSH Blobs.
• Step 4 : Than navigate to top left hand corner of tinyumbrella application and select your device model.
• Step 5 : Now click on Advanced Option and disable both option “Save All Available SHSH & Request SHSH from cydia”.
• Step 6 : Than Allocate a dedicated save SHSH Difrectory by creating an SHSH folder on the desktop.
• Step 7 : Now click on log option to view the status of earlier save attempts for SHSH blobs.
• Step 8 : Than proceed to the actual step of saving the blobs, click on Save SHSH and TinyUmbrella will try saving SHSH blobs for iOS 6.1 to the directory you created in above step.
• Step 9 : Now the message will be shown on your screen “SHSH Successfully Saved”.
• Step 10 : Than open SHSH blobs folder on your Desktop and check if it necessary SHSH blob is available.

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The jailbreak tool named as evasi0n and having own website to jailbreak device, it is more simpler than the other Jailbreak tool such as Redsn0w, Sn0wbreze and etc. Just follow the instruction displayed on the website, do it step by step and care all the instruction properly.

Currently Website shows message with “85% First major round of testing concluded successfully on Windows and Mac. Come back soon!”. The Jailbreak is possible via using Linux, Mac OS X and Windows System and it is compatible with all iPhone, iPod touch, iPad and iPad Mini Models running iOS 6.0 through iOS 6.1.

Following things are require before going to Jailbreak your Device :

• Your machine should be Windows XP or Mac OS X (10.5 Version) or Linux (x86/x86_64).
• To jailbreak just connect your Device via USB Cable and follow the instruction.

Note : Before going to unlock your device take full backup of your data using iTunes and disable Pass code of your device, it can cause in between jailbreaking process.

Expected Release Time : 9 AM (USA Time)

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Funny but interesting, one of the Big fan of Apple made this “iPhone Door”. Now a days people want to do something unique and this guy did something interesting made Door with Apple logo and given name as “iPhone Door”.

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