iPhone, iPad can be hacked via charger

At least one can expect is a small charge could become accomplice of crooks to hack on iOS devices but this is entirely possible. Recently, three researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology, the United States announced that it would launch a device charger for devices running iOS can install malicious code on it next month in an event of hacker.

Inside the special charger for iPhone and iPad is a microchip with tiny size called BeagleBoard.This IC is where the malicious code is installed and executed to steal user data. The device is priced at around 45 dollars and can be considered a wake-up call for those users often disregard the security on their mobile devices. With BeagleBoard, hackers only need about 1 minute to enter the user's iOS device to perform an act of sabotage.

The good news is that the size of the BeagleBoard is pretty big to be inserted into the charger with the iPhone and iPad. However, this tool can be easily tucked away inside the accessories for the iPhone or iPad as an external battery or portable charger. Therefore, users need to be wary of the unpredictable effects caused by using the device of unknown origin charger for your iPhone and iPad.

How to save images and video data in addition to 1 TB of free Flickr

Recently, Yahoo has generously donated Flickr users - network share their famous image - the storage capacity up to 1 TB . However, by default, users will only be able to store photos and video services. This is quite often wasted by our little one only needs video and photo storage capacities up to 1 TB. 

However, you will not be too worried by recent rlaw68 members of the social network Reddit has found a method to help you store more data types other than pictures and videos to be part of this free space . By combining the file you want to upload to Flickr with a 1 1 gif file only, you can pass the censorship mechanism Flicker want to load up their data services. Specifically as follows:

- Put 2 files you want to combine into one folder, preferably in the boot drive (drive C) as: C: \ New folder.
- you press Win + R, type cmd and press Enter to open CMD window. 
- Change the path to: C: \ users \ Welcome> cd \
- Then to the directory containing the file you want to upload (at this time) C:> cd New folder
- Now you need 2 files combined to make her one as follows (assuming it is one file named 1.rar - in case you want to file this zip file up on Flickr, file 2 is 2.gif): C: \ New folder> copy / B 1.zip +2. 1.gif gif.

 

So you just get 1 star out file named 1.gif in the folder "New Folder" her and you can download it on Flickr. Later when downloaded, you proceed to rename their files to a format and upload. Zip or. Zip and unzip program to open in order to see the original content. 

Clearly, though somewhat complex way but at the 1 TB of free space, you will save not less if the cost to the use of cloud storage services. Google charges 50 USD / month for 1 TB of storage Google Drive, or Flickr itself also required fee 499 USD / year to 2 TB of storage.

Nokia Ringtone Maker - Create ringtones right on Windows Phone

Nokia Ringtone Maker is an application released by Nokia for the Lumia smartphone users use the Windows Phone operating system.

The default ringtones that came with the machine quite often monotonous, not only can confuse users keep the same set ringtones or easier when standing close together boring. Mobile users tend to set their favorite music to ringtones. However, if you choose the first post is the prelude of music you usually unnoticeable easy to miss when a call comes. It is time to use the software on the computer to cut the music for the song to vibrant tones. You think if you can do it right on the mobile?

Nokia Ringtone Maker is an application released by Nokia for the Lumia smartphone users use the Windows Phone operating system, which allows users to extract audio tracks of your favorite songs to make ringtones.

You can download Nokia Ringtone Maker for free here .

Manipulation is quite simple to use, from the welcome screen of the app you select the " Pick a song "to choose a favorite song from your music library. After song has been selected, the application interface will appear a slider with 2 buttons at 2 round head, round button on the left indicates the start of the cut in the round button on the right end point of the cut. Length for each cut should not exceed 30 seconds. You can listen by selecting Play below, if satisfied with the cut can click Save to save it.

Finally, you need a new name for the cut just made. From here you can set up just right to make a ringtone as default ringtone for your phone within the application interface. When considering a name and set the ringtone, click OK to finish.

Nokia Ringtone Maker is still in the testing phase and requires users to have a Nokia account to use this app, owning a Nokia account pretty easy and completely free.

Wish you success!