Guess what Google has now come up with. It has set up a new website that allows Google’s mobile product users to submit ideas for more such products and rate them as well. Google will compile all the results and use them as a resource to understand exactly what users have in mind, with a view to creating yet newer and better products for them.
So if you would love to make yourself heard, guys, just leave a comment on the Google Mobile Blog, letting them know what additional product or feature it is exactly that you would wish. The Google Product Ideas page is a nice interactive platform to put across your ideas and even share them with likeminded others. You can vote others’ ideas and get voted too. You can also participate in the Dear Google community and discuss and debate over others’ ideas.
What are you waiting for? Click on the Product Ideas page, sign in and express yourself!
Google Now Wants Your Ideas And Opinions About Its Mobile Products
source Phone Scoop
Hiya, guys, there is some great news for you techie buffs, right at the very start of the New Year. The DevTeam has announced the release of yellowsn0w, the world’s very first iPhone 3G unlock. If you would like to use this unique facility, you must first upgrade to the newest baseband 02.28. It can also run on older baseband on firmware 02.27, but the DevTeam has currently granted exclusive access only on the latest baseband. So take action immediately, folks, and upgrade to 02.28 baseband.
You have either of two options for this. You may choose to download QuickPWN to jailbreak your iPhone 3G to firmware 2.2. Alternatively, you could even download PwnageTool. You can also download yellosn0w from Cydia/Installer. The whole process is quite simple and perfectly automated, so you should not have trouble getting things into motion. Have you already unlocked your iPhone 3G? Well then, let us and everyone else here know what you thought of the whole experience.
source yellowsn0w
Chaos Communication Congress with the help of an employee Tobias Engel has made known a new exploit on the Nokia S60; this “cursed” exploit will make any Nokia S60 device running versions 2.6, 2.8, 3.0, or 3.1 indefinitely stop receiving SMS and MMS messages. This new found exploit has been named the “Curse of Silence” and it’s been verified by F-Secure. What this barrier between your phone and SMS/MMS messages does is it starts by sending an SMS that begins with an email address that contains over 32 characters. Whoever commences the attack must also change the protocol identifier to internet electronic mail before sending.
The only way to fix this exploit once an attacker has sent it to your phone is by factory reset. This isn’t your average attack or software mishap on your cell phone, however, if you have any enemies in the tech community you might want to be a bit weary if your S60 device stops receiving messages out of nowhere one day.
"Curse of Silence" Kills All Inbound SMS/MMS on Nokia S60
source Engadget Mobile
