Twitter has a feature that could lead you to publicly humiliating yourself, so if you don’t enjoy embarrassment, now is a good time to protect yourself by shutting it down.
Apple is continuing its war on sexxy content on your iPhone! The next victim: text messages. A patent (filed in 2008) was just approved for “systems, devices and methods” of filtering text messages based on “objectionable content”. You know, sexting.
A survey of Chinese youths has found that 83 per cent of them have struggled to remember the precise format of their language’s characters when writing, old-school style, with a pen or pencil. Computers and phones are to blame.
The crafty cats at iPhone Dev Team have cracked the iPad 3G so that the device can send SMS messages. It’s a no-nonsense hack, working at the command line only, but as you’ll see in the video it’s entirely legit:
It’s the worst feeling: Waking up completely wrecked from the night before, only to realise with a dull sweat that you pressed ‘Send’. Fortunately for the rest of us, what you drunkenly texted is often hilarious.
Sorry to burst your warp bubble, bucko, but that text message you received the other day from a mobile phone user in the year 2016 was just some stupid bug.
