A quick review of the Musemee Notier Stylus and some comparison photos to the Just Mobile AluPen stylus.

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DODOCASE release the BOOKback for the iPhone 5 and it’s got to be one of the sleekest iPhone 5 cases around, if you can call it a case, it’s more a sticker for the back of your iPhone 5 than a case but it looks fantastic.

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Summary This post details the step-by-step method required to extract a plist/OAuth token from a standard (non encrypted) iTunes backup of any iOS device (iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad) and then copy this onto another device to automatically log in using those creditials. NOTE: The process outlined below will not work if you have iTunes [...]

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Review of PocketBoom Portable Vibration speakers. Small device. Big sound.

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Following the recent findings by Gareth Wright about Facebook iOS app storing authentication keys in a plain text file that is easily accessible even on non-jailbroken devices (allowing it to simply be copied to another device to grant access to that account) we have just discovered the same security flaw is also present in the latest version [...]

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