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network chatter one man's ramblings on life in it, cad, architecture and stuff home about me has apple lost the plot with the iphone 6? october 7, 2014 andy bevan leave a comment back in 2010, the late steve job’s, apple’s founder, famously said “no one’s going to buy a big phone!” four years later, the current ceo tim cook, has proudly unveiled apple’s latest flagship product, the iphone 6, in 2 screen sizes, the new standard 4.7” and the whopping 5.5” plus model, both considerably larger than the jobs inspired iphone 5. was this the common sense apple applied when designing iphone 6 without steve jobs? in 2012, when apple delivered steve jobs’ legacy in the form of ‘the best iphone ever’, the video ad at the time proclaimed the “dazzling display of common sense” of being able to reach all 4 corners of the screen with your thumb, whilst holding the phone in one hand. it was beautifully simple, elegant and just plain common sence. back then, apple were the design innovators that others would imitate, today, however, the rolls have reversed. there seems little reason for apple to abandon the ethos of their visionary leader and produce a larger phone, other than to try and emulate the success of the large screen android phones that dominate the smartphone markets outside of america and europe. however, apple have missed the point. android phones don’t dominate just because they are large, it’s because they are a cheaper and (possibly) better alternative! the iphone 6 starts at $649 (p29,000, without a contract) and top of the range is an eye watering $949 (p42,000). that’s an almost impossible sum for the majority of the world’s population to afford. by contrast google’s android one, which launched in india recently, is just $105 (p4,700), and carrier subsidies could reduce that to around $60 (p2,600). apple are not going to win this battle with any size of phone! read more… advertisements share this: twitter facebook linkedin google pocket more pinterest email tumblr reddit print like this: like loading... categories: mobiles , technology tags: apple , iphone , steve jobs the perils of fake phone chargers june 30, 2014 andy bevan leave a comment mobile phone users should take note of the death of a 28-year-old australian woman, electrocuted while using her laptop and mobile phone. sheryl anne aldeguer was killed on 23 april and suffered extensive burns to her chest and ears from her laptop and earphones, while using a counterfeit mobile phone charger. it is believed the phone charger sent a high voltage electrical charge into her phone, which she was using at the time, and this was conducted to the earphones connected to her laptop. the case is being investigated by australian police, and has prompted warnings about the dangers of using fake usb adaptors. the incident echoes the death last year of ma ailun, a 23-year-old chinese flight attendant, who died in similar circumstances while taking a call on an iphone 5 that was plugged into a non-apple usb charger. last year a new york woman claimed her iphone 4s spontaneously melted, oozing acid that destroyed the handset and a uk man was burned and thrown across the room by an electric shock, when an ipad charger exploded in his hand. in february last year, a house fire in oregon was blamed on an overheated macbook battery and in 2011, an iphone 4 caught fire on an airplane flying over australia. it’s highly likely these, and many other anecdotal incidents, are all the fault of poorly made counterfeit chargers. whilst there is a clear temptation to save money on buying fake chargers for a fraction of the cost of the genuine item, it’s a saving that could prove very costly in the long run. unlike a fake rolex watch or louis vuitton handbag, these fakes can kill you! the counterfeit chargers are usually made with cheap and inferior components and leave out much of the protective insulation, resulting in a risk of electrocution or fire. they also have less power than the genuine chargers, so take much longer to charge your device, putting additional strain on the battery and can cause overcharging. there are, however, over 600 million apple devices in use around the world with only a few reported incidents. the use of genuine apple products is very safe, but cheap counterfeit chargers are likely to add a very significant risk. extract from my original article on visayanbizpost.com share this: twitter facebook linkedin google pocket more pinterest email tumblr reddit print like this: like loading... categories: hardware , mobiles tags: anne aldeguer , fakes , ma ailun , mobiles , safety chromebooks coming to new locations june 8, 2014 andy bevan leave a comment this week, google used poetic license to announce that chromebook computers are to go on sale in 9 more countries around the world. “chromebooks are coming to nine more nations; to improve computing for all generations,” said david shapiro, google marketing executive and ‘occasional versifier’, in his poetic blog. further verses announced the arrival of chromebooks in norway, denmark, chile, mexico, spain, italy, belgium, new zealand, and the philippines. “when chromebooks in these countries alight,” rhymed shapiro, “we hope our new global friends find some computing delight.” the new additions will bring the number of countries in which chromebooks are sold, to 25. google launched the first chromebook in 2010 to challenge the microsoft windows operating system. chrome reverses the traditional model of running software on local hardware, instead the chrome device connects to software hosted on internet based servers. many new chromebooks are powered by the latest generation of intel chips that deliver improved performance and battery life, whilst prices are kept well below traditional pcs, due to the lower hardware requirements and software license costs. extract from my original article on visayanbizpost.com share this: twitter facebook linkedin google pocket more pinterest email tumblr reddit print like this: like loading... categories: hardware tags: chromebook , google it makes my heart bleed! may 18, 2014 andy bevan leave a comment the heartbleed bug exploit and a series of high profile hacking attacks over the last year or so, have highlighted the fact that the more we make use of internet based storage for our personal information, the greater the risk we take. hackers are now making use of highly sophisticated techniques to bypass, steal or guess our passwords. even without stealing passwords through exploits like heartbleed, hackers can use powerful computers to launch brute force password attacks, which can break even strong passwords, in a relatively short space of time. these attacks throw millions of password combinations per second at the intended target, until they eventually guess the right one. the fact is that we are now entering an age when passwords alone are not going to be sufficient to protect the increasing volumes of personal data we have stored in the cloud. but what if we could make use of a device most of us carry with us everywhere to act as a secondary key? a key that could prevent someone from logging into your account with a stolen password, unless they also had physical access to this key? i refer to the humble mobile phone. most of the main internet service providers – google, facebook, dropbox, paypal etc. all provide a little publicised, secondary key option, known as two-factor authentication. using two-factor, a code number is sent by the service provider to a registered mobile phone number, or generated by an app, whenever a new device logs into a protected account. this way, even if a hacker had access to your password, they could not log into your account, without also being able to enter the code number displayed on your mobile phone. there is some inconvenience trade off against security, of course. you won’t be able to access your account from a new device, unless you have your phone with you. if you lose

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