Apple: 2012 is '1984'
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Saturday, September 8, 2012
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Apple Finally Cracking Down on Websites Selling iOS Beta Access
Want to run the latest iOS betas but too cheap to pay $99 per year to become a developer? It turns out there are websites that will sell you an activation for your device, but this unfortunate practice is becoming extinct as Apple finally cracks down on the practice.
MacStories.net is reporting that a number of websites involved in the questionable practice of adding an iOS device's Unique Device Identifier (UDID) to their developer account have vanished in recent days, and it appears Apple has finally taken action against them.
The illicit practice of using a $99 per year iOS developer account to sell access to betas has been commonplace for several generations of the software, recently brought to light by a Wired story.
Apple allows developers to configure up to 100 devices, and that generous amount was racking up some quick cash for unscrupulous companies who were offering UDID access to iOS betas for roughly $8.99 each. One such company reportedly had 23 different developer accounts paying out $2,277 annually to Apple, racking up $75,000 since June, when the first iOS 6 beta was released.
The happy fun times appear to be over for many of these sites, as one site owner told MacStories that Apple is now being "fairly heavy-handed" about using DMCA requests to get such websites such down by their hosting provider.
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MacStories.net is reporting that a number of websites involved in the questionable practice of adding an iOS device's Unique Device Identifier (UDID) to their developer account have vanished in recent days, and it appears Apple has finally taken action against them.
The illicit practice of using a $99 per year iOS developer account to sell access to betas has been commonplace for several generations of the software, recently brought to light by a Wired story.
Apple allows developers to configure up to 100 devices, and that generous amount was racking up some quick cash for unscrupulous companies who were offering UDID access to iOS betas for roughly $8.99 each. One such company reportedly had 23 different developer accounts paying out $2,277 annually to Apple, racking up $75,000 since June, when the first iOS 6 beta was released.
The happy fun times appear to be over for many of these sites, as one site owner told MacStories that Apple is now being "fairly heavy-handed" about using DMCA requests to get such websites such down by their hosting provider.
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Monday, July 9, 2012
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Apple Finally Owns 'iPad'
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Apple Finally Owns 'iPad'
EDITOR'S CHOICE More about Quest, the Company Dell is Buying Sony Buys Gaikai: The End of Traditional Game Consoles Heat Waves, Derechos and More: Where to Get the Most Up-to-date Weather Information Is There Room in the Market for Anything but the iPad?
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Tuesday, June 5, 2012
U.S. Finally Gets Prepaid iPhone, Thanks to Cricket Wireless
It's only taken five years since the original iPhone went on sale in 2007, but at long last, Apple’s iconic handset finally has a prepaid version available here in the U.S., thanks to Cricket Wireless and a new $55 per month unlimited plan.
Cricket Communications Inc. has announced that its Cricket Wireless division will be the first prepaid carrier in the U.S. to offer the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S to its customers. Starting on June 22, Cricket customers can indulge in a $55 per month, flat-price prepaid plan that includes unlimited talk, text and data.
Needless to say, that should be
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Cricket Communications Inc. has announced that its Cricket Wireless division will be the first prepaid carrier in the U.S. to offer the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S to its customers. Starting on June 22, Cricket customers can indulge in a $55 per month, flat-price prepaid plan that includes unlimited talk, text and data.
Needless to say, that should be
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