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By IntoMobile, on August 2nd, 2010%
The 18th annual Defcon security conference in Las Vegas just finished yesterday and one of the highlights of the show was a presentation given by Chris Paget who demonstrated a $1500 system used to intercept and record mobile phone calls. The system uses a classic man in the middle attack technique. What’s essentially happening is Chris is transmitting a signal, just like a regular cell phone tower, which is then picked up near by devices
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Guy spends $1500, makes system that can listen in on your mobile phone calls
By IntoMobile, on August 1st, 2010%
I’ve read report after report of things you can do to improve iOS 4 performance on the iPhone 3G . The most common suggestion is to turn all of your spotlight search features completely OFF.
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Improve iOS 4 Performance on your iPhone 3G by turning off Spotlight search options
By IntoMobile, on July 31st, 2010%
Our trusty Verizon source has given us a little bit of info that might get you Motorola Droid owners excited. We already know that the original Droid will be getting Android 2.2 , or Froyo, next week , but we’re hearing that the roll-out actually begins on Monday, August 2. Right now, we’re taking this with a grain of salt as our source was pretty confident with this date, but couldn’t give us the 100% assertion we needed.
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Verizon to Roll Out Android 2.2 (Froyo) for Motorola Droid Starting August 2?
By IntoMobile, on July 31st, 2010%
Sprint was beaten to the punch by some HTC EVO 4G fans as the Android 2.2, or Froyo, update was uncovered and released from HTC’s own servers. EVO 4G users were quick to download the update before it was pulled by HTC, and Froyo was happily installed by many last night – including myself. The WiMax-capable smartphone’s performance is now a little faster all around and there are a number of new features, too
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Hands-on Android 2.2 (Froyo) for the Sprint HTC EVO 4G
By IntoMobile, on July 31st, 2010%
Nokia doesn’t seem to like the super success of Opera Mini, hence we now have them unveiling Ovi Browser for their Series 40 feature phones . Still in beta, the application works pretty much like all other feature phone web browsers out there, heavily compressing the data to save bandwidth consumption while at the same time working faster. In addition, Ovi Browser also includes an “innovative user interface” that makes it easy to access web pages directly from the start page without having to hunt through menus
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Ovi Browser goes Series 40
By IntoMobile, on July 31st, 2010%
Mobile Roadie , has been updated to allow even more customizations to the mobile apps created with the app building platform. The new offering is called Mobile Roadie Pro, and it provides users (app makers) with full customization of menu layout, colors, buttons, and fonts. Moreover, this version also supports multiple categories of content, a global search for users, and newly designed landscape views.
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Mobile app building platform Mobile Roadie updated with more features
By IntoMobile, on July 31st, 2010%
If you’ve been using the project/task management service Nozbe, you’re probably aware they allow you to integrate Evernote notes within your tasks. Now they’re bringing that functionality into their iPad app , released more than a month ago.
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Nozbe for iPad updated with the ability to access your project-related Evernote notes
By IntoMobile, on July 31st, 2010%
We covered Parkmobile for quite a few times on IntoMobile . Their latest effort is to provide mobile parking payments in Massachusetts in partnership with Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA). As you know, the idea is to allow drivers to bypass pesky cash deposit boxes and pay instead from their mobile phones.
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Massachusetts Transport Agency launches mobile parking payment service in partnership with Parkmobile
By IntoMobile, on July 31st, 2010%
Samsung Champ has finally found its place in India’s retail stores. We’ve first talked about the entry-level all-touchscreen device back in May of this year.
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Samsung Champ now available in India
By IntoMobile, on July 31st, 2010%
The Wholesale Applications Community (WAC), an alliance of companies committed to building an open applications platform which was announced during this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona , Spain has been officially formed as a corporate entity. Moreover, it [WAC] has joined forces with the Joint Innovation Lab (JIL) to “accelerate the commercial launch of WAC-enabled application stores.” The transaction is expected to be completed in September 2010, and the WAC Specification and SDK are set to be released in November.
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Wholesale Applications Community formally incorporated, joins forces with the Joint Innovation Lab
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