Apple: We want to reinvent the textbook | ZDNet
Apple trying to Reinvent the Textbook and doing a damn good job at it!
Read more about it here on ZDNet’s Between the lines.

Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Wikipedia the “Largest Encyclopedia in human history” goes Black in Protest of SOPA / PIPA.
Stolen, remote-wiped iPhones still get owners iMessages • The Register
There is an interesting bug in iMessage. Aparently some information survives a wipe and new users can still send and receive iMessages as the original owner.
These articles talk about stolen phones, but what about a used phone you sold or gifted? Good Question. What’s the answer?
Here are a few Articles on the matter that will get you closer to understanding.
Stolen iPhone? Your iMessages May Still Be Going To The Wrong Place | Gadget Lab | Wired.com.
Stolen, remote-wiped iPhones still get owners iMessages • The Register.

ALERT: Email scam targeting Businesses using BBB name – BBB News Center
Be aware that there are many Phishing schemes out there. It seems even more prevalent during the holidays. Our wonderful SPAM Filtering (Securence) service pulls them out so we don’t ever really have to look at them. Except if I choose to review the Quarantine. Here’s what I found. Several attempts to get information using the BBB’s name.
The Better Business Bureau is aware of the Scam and has a notice here: ALERT: Email scam targeting Businesses using BBB name – BBB News Center.
As a rule NEVER click a link in an e-mail without hovering over it first. In this case the e-mail said ‘click here’ the link went someplace other than the BBB.
Another good rule is to pay attention to who or what e-mail address it’s sent too. If you’re getting an e-mail instead of Sally in accounting or John in tech support, chances are someone is hoping your curiosity will get the better of you. Don’t let it!
If you’re ever unsure, just call us. If you don’t have a SPAM solution think about signing up for Securence. When you do through Intelligent Designs you automatically get a 30 day trial.
Facebook Flaw Revealed Users Private Photos, Including Mark Zuckerbergs Collection
A good rule for posting Private information to Social Sites is… Don’t.
The online world is constantly changing agreements change technology changes and often the user doesn’t even know until they arrive at the site to see everything in a different spot or your personal info now open to public view because of a change in the sites privacy policy.
Here is a flaw that made FaceBook private Photos viewable. Checkout the story below on the HuffingtonPost.com
Facebook Flaw Revealed Users Private Photos, Including Mark Zuckerbergs Collection.
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How to disable the Carrier IQ rootkit on your iPhone | ZDNet
Apple does have the infamous Carrier IQ rootkit along with Android and various other phones at least for a little while yet in some models.
Buried in the Settings menu is an via How to disable the Carrier IQ rootkit on your iPhone | ZDNet.

Thailand Floods Affecting Hard Drive Availability & Prices – UPDATE | Other World Computing Blog
Not a great time to need a new hard drive.
Thailand Floods Affecting Hard Drive Availability & Prices – UPDATE | Other World Computing Blog.

iPhone 5 wish list – 20 new features we want the most photos | ZDNet
ZDNet has some ideas on 20 new features for the iPhone 5. Do you think they missed any?

iPhone 5 wish list – 20 new features we want the most photos | ZDNet.



