Bruce Schneier: The iPhone Will Not be Safe From Malware. Of course. The whole idea of security is silly. How can anything made from man be secure from man? You can certainly make things harder to mess with, but sometimes you have to admit that securing things only leads to more work to the users, not in more real security against people with mal intentions.
iPhone 4S: More than a fifth of users regret buying the new Apple handset |… – StumbleUpon. I wonder if these same feelings apply if they don’t spend money on it? I bet this is way lower for those who’s companies buy it for them. Lucky peoples who are in that situation!
The Robot With a Smart Phone Brain : Discovery News – StumbleUpon. This is kind of cute. Would you buy something like this? I think I would if I had the dough.
I once had a problem with a business phone that I had in my office. The phone was dead. So me being the resourceful guy that I am, I sent an email to the phone guy saying the phone isn’t working.
He responds back in an email, “Can you call me?”
Thanks fredmacusa!
I don’t think we have the option of chosing what photos we will keep in the Photostream folder. Deleting them with iExplorer (a program that you install in your Mac) doesn’t work because the photos are stored in iCloud.com. So to delete “all” photos you have to do the following:
1) on your iPhone go to Settings >> Photos and turn “off” Photo Stream. It will tell you that all photos will be deleted from you iPhone device. Don’t turn it back on again.
2) Acces your account at iCloud.com
3) When logged in you will see your name at the top of the page on the right, click on your name. Click on the Advanced option and then click on the Reset Photo Stream button. That’s it.
4) Now you can go back on you iPhone Settings >> Photos and turn “on” Photo Stream.
Now all your unwanted and wanted photos are gone.
Sorry there is no option to delete only the unwanted photos at least for now.
Hope this helps! It did for me.
