Apple warns against jailbreaking following evasi0n hack

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February 06, 2013 CNET Daily News
Apple warns against jailbreaking following evasi0n hack The company tweaks its online warning for iOS users who choose to make unauthorized modifications to their devices. Read more | Share:  Galaxy S4 reportedly set for March 15 debut Samsung's next flagship smartphone is expected to go then on sale in early April, according to a fan site. Read more | Share:  iTunes claims 25B total downloads, 15B since 2010 Apple's digital music store shows no signs of slowing down, even in the face of new competition from the likes of Pandora and Spotify. Read more | Share:  Amateur effort finds new largest prime number A Missouri professor, one of a team of nearly 100,000 volunteers, has found a highly unusual 17 million digit number -- and brought a prime-hunting project closer to a $150,000 prize. Read more | Share:  Early BlackBerry Z10 sales may not have been so hot after all The sellouts in the U.K. may have been attributed more to supply issues than high demand, according to one analyst. Read more | Share:  BlackBerry Q10 phone may not reach U.S. until May or June The company's second BlackBerry 10 smartphone should hit some markets in April but U.S. consumers won't be able to get one that soon. Read more | Share:  Twitter gives Vine an NC-17 rating after porn controversy Before installation, the new Twitter video-sharing app now asks users to attest that they are at least 17 years old. Read more | Share:  01 A Monty Python sci-fi movie? With Robin Williams? What? 02 Apple, Samsung gobble all 2012 handset profits, and then some 03 Go Daddy posts top sales after airing model-kissing-geek ad 04 Federal Reserve confirms its Web site was hacked 05 Dueling disks: Apple's 128GB response to Surface Pro The business of viral videos We've all seen the video clips of Psy riding his pretend pony and of the happy wedding party dancing down the aisle. When it comes to online videos that get passed around like hot gossip, it's hard to know the winning formula for what will be successful. CNET's Kara Tsuboi explains how some people have made big money from clips like these. Read more | Share:  Watch Bridget Carey daily for a breakdown of the big stories, hot devices, new apps, and what's ahead.  Video podcast Don't miss an Update. Download the CNET Update video podcast now.   iTunes: SD | HQ | HD  RSS: SD | HQ | HD Audio podcast No need for video? No problem. Download to listen to CNET Update's audio podcast.   iTunes: MP3   RSS: MP3 01 How Oreo's brilliant blackout tweet won the Super Bowl 02 That can't have been Blackberry's Super Bowl ad, can it? 03 Microsoft's Surface Pro pops on Best Buy 04 Gamers take a stab at possible PlayStation 4 controller design 05 Surface Pro lands at Microsoft Store Brian Cooley   Molly Wood Editor at large Brian Cooley focuses on Car Tech, tech commentary, and generally making tech make sense. Executive editor Molly Wood hosts CNET's tech show Always On, and offers mostly constructive criticism of tech products. Brian Tong   Bridget Carey   Join Brian for Prizefights between tech's top dogs in a five-round, winner-takes-all face-off.   Watch Bridget on CNET Update for a breakdown of the big stories, hot devices, and what's ahead.

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