Showing posts with label iPad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPad. Show all posts

Display for smaller iPad comes from AUO and LG

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AU Optronics and LG Display finished the 7.85-inch screen (nearly 20 inches) for a smaller iPad, which will be released in October. This is the business news agency Bloomberg reported, citing four people informed and therefore supports the recent rumors about a slightly more compact iPad that Apple will reportedly announce at an event in October.


Instapaper developer Marco Arment, meanwhile, pushed on two previously unknown iOS devices which accessed his app: A "iPad2, 5" and a "iPad2, 6". The device identifier "iPad2, 1" to "iPad2, 3" describe the iPad 2 in its various models during "iPad2, 4" for the internally modified Wi-Fi iPad 2 reserved is that Apple is currently selling still. Arment speculates that "iPad2, 5" and "iPad2, 6" the IDs of the next smaller iPads could be - in a Wi-Fi and a mobile version.

This would also suggest that the 7.85-inch iPad internally largely the revised iPad 2 and corresponds to a A5 SoC with 32nm structures and uses 512 MB of RAM, Arment writes. As the display resolution expected to remain at 1024 x 768 pixels is also no change was needed at the graphics chip, as it required the retina display of the third-generation iPad.

iPad app hacks available for EU

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The activation is time Apple addressed very comfortable, but now it's finally here: the iPad App from EU hacks. It's free on AppStore, subscribers of the magazine will receive a password with which they can access it without additional cost to their digital editions.

icloud Hack: Amazon and Apple respond to security problems

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The much acclaimed icloud account hack at the U.S. journalist Mat Honan, which allowed the attackers, among other things, to delete Apple's remote wipe function data of the iPhone, iPad, and MacBook Air has a sequel: Both Amazon and Apple have changed their security procedures. As PC Magazine reports that the e-commerce giant will no longer be allowed to modify customer information such as your e-mail addresses or credit card information over the phone.
The attackers had it been successful, reaching over a two-step process to Honans Amazon account: First, they supplemented by telephone a credit card that would have been sufficient which according to the Wired reporter e-mail address, name of account holder and billing address. With a second call, it would then have been possible to deposit a new e-mail address for this account - with the help of the previously mentioned new credit card and the statement that they had lost access. This should no longer be possible.

With Apple's support department has also responded. The attackers were there to capture Honans icloud account, because they coincided with the takeover of the Amazon also access the last four digits of his credit card in their hands. According to Honan, it should have been sufficient so far from Apple, get with these four digits, the name and billing address to a temporary password, which was transferred to the icloud access then. Correct answers to the security deposited by him would not have had the attackers, said Honan.

According to Wired, Apple has now banned its supporters, the Apple ID reset by telephone request. However, this will initially only be temporary, "at least 24 hours," said the hotline staff to demand from Wired. Apple seems to be currently in the process of rethinking its processes - this had already announced a spokeswoman. An opinion on the telephone password reset is prohibited from Apple yet.