Weeks ago, we told you about the strange bypass allowing anyone to get around the passcode lock screen on your iPhone. On Tuesday, Apple released iOS 6.1.3, which fixed the exploit originally revealed in a YouTube video. So, everything's great now, right? Nope. The same guy found another way around it already.
Apple fans just love old Macintosh computers. Sure, we're all so incredibly tech savvy these days, but there's still something special about those bygone era computers. Take the Mac 512K, for example. No, you don't need Siri to launch old programs on a Macintosh from 1986, but still -- it's super awesome.
Monetization within the social app category has grown exponentially in the last year, rising into the third-highest download category in the App Store. And all of those downloads mean potentially big money for social app developers, with revenue increasing by over 87 percent since 2012.
There's plenty of weather apps for iOS devices, but all of them have one glaring problem: they rely on another service to find out the temperature. The team at Robocat have a better idea. What if there was a tiny thermometer you could plug into the headphone jack of your iPhone, that tells you the exact temperature? The Thermodo Kickstarter project is hoping the concept appeals to a lot of iOS users.
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