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reviews.cnet.com - 9/10/2009

iPhone OS 3.1 kills tethering hack dead

— reviews.cnet.com — When Apple released its highly anticipated iPhone OS 3.1 firmware update for the iPhone and iPod Touch,... some users' worries were confirmed: the tethering hack we blogged about in June no longer works. After upgrading, if you navigate on your ... (more) iPhone OS 3.1 kills tethering hack dead

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cogadget.com - 9/9/2009

iPhone OS 3.1 is Now Official, Update Now

— cogadget.com — Apple has today announced iPhone OS 3.1 update for all its iPhone and iPod users who has... iPhone OS 3.0 installed. The update to OS 3.1 will bring you some bug fixes from the previous versions and also the Apps store has been beefed up to store more applications. Now the App Store has over ... (more) iPhone OS 3.1 is Now Official, Update Now

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phonestechnology.blogspot.com - 9/15/2009

HP announced a Mini 311 netbook netbook

— phonestechnology.blogspot.com — HP announced a Mini 311 netbook netbook (more) HP announced a Mini 311 netbook netbook

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Apple: iPhone OS 3.1 plugs 10 security bugs
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iPhone J.D. — ... up to 5 minutes before an iPhone auto-locks plus up to 15 minutes for a passcode lock, that is a maximum of 20 minutes of inactivity to lock the iPhone.)  Before iPhone Software 3.1, the iPhone did not pay attention to an Exchange Server's maximum inactivity time lock.  This was a security flaw, one that was pointed out to Apple by iPhone users at PepsiCo, Intel Corporation, Edward Jones and Agilent Technologies.  When Apple fixed this issue in 3.1, it explained what it had done on this page and gave credit to the individuals at those companies who pointed out the flaw.  So if ...