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  Apple Discloses Methods for Transit...
  Patently Apple reports on an Apple patent application published earlier this year that discloses how Apple might choose to implement systems for transitioning a single Mac computer between mouse-driven input for Mac OS X and touch-based input for iOS. The method utilizes sensors such as a rotation hinge located in a stand for an iMac-like computer or accelerometer-based orientation sensors that could allow the device to function as a traditional desktop computer when the screen is positioned vertically or as a large tablet-style device when positioned horizontally. The change in the orientation of the display can be detected by one or more sensors. For example, an accelerometer in the display can sense the force of gravity along an axis, and the measured force can be used to determine an angle of the display with respect to the ground (ie, the plane perpendicular to the direction of the force of gravity). A transition between input modes can be performed when the orientation of the display crosses a predetermined threshold, such as when the vertical angle (tilt) of the display crosses a predetermined angle. As another option, Apple proposes touch sensors located in the frame of the device's display that, when grabbed in the manner of a tablet and combined with a change in orientation detected by accelerometer-based sensors, could initiate a transition between input modes. In any of the described methods, the mode transition could involve a user interface transition <b>...</b>
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  Apple attempts to patent kill switc...
  Just about every mobile operating system manufacturer can remotely delete apps from the smartphones they help provide, but if a recent patent application is any indication, Apple's looking to lock down the whole enchilada on future devices. The basic concept is as simple as the diagram above -- certain activities trigger the phone to think it's in the wrong hands -- but the particular activities and particular remedies Apple suggests extend to audiovisual spying (to detect if a user has a different face or voice than the owner), and complete remote shutdown. While the patent mostly sounds targeted at opt-in security software and would simply send you an alert or perform a remote wipe if your phone were stolen or hacked, jailbreaking and unlocking are also explicitly mentioned as the marks of an unauthorized user, and one line mentions that cellular carriers could shut down or cripple a device when such a user is detected. Sounds great for securing phones at retail, sure, but personally we'd rather devices don't determine our authority by monitoring our heartbeat (seriously, that's an option) and we're plenty happy with the existing Find My iPhone app.
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  GGN- Big Brother News :: August 21,...
  PLEASE SUBSCRIBE!!!!! CLEVELAND, Ohio -- It would be a stretch to say that Big Brother will hang out in Clevelanders' trash cans, but the city plans to sort through curbside trash to make sure residents are recycling -- and fine them $100 if they don't. The move is part of a high-tech collection system the city will roll out next year with new trash and recycling carts embedded with radio frequency identification chips and bar codes. The chips will allow city workers to monitor how often residents roll carts to the curb for collection. If a chip show a recyclable cart hasn't been brought to the curb in weeks, a trash supervisor will sort through the trash for recyclables. - (Boston Heral) Logan airport security just got more up close and personal as federal screeners launched a more aggressive palms-first, slide-down body search technique that has renewed the debate over privacy vs. safety. The new procedure - already being questioned by the ACLU - replaces the Transportation Security Administration's former back-of-the-hand patdown. Boston is one of only two cities in which the new touchy-feely frisking is being implemented as a test before a planned national rollout. The other is Las Vegas - (Apple Insider) Relying on a user's picture or the sound of their voice, future portable devices from Apple like an iPhone or iPad could recognize individuals who pick up and use the item. The US Patent and Trademark Office this week revealed a patent application from Apple entitled <b>...</b>

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  MotorStorm 3D Rift, iPhone banning,...
  MotorStorm 3D Rift, iPhone banning Thursday Fix 26th August 2010 Twitter.com/frahaanh Frahaanh@gmail.com
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  TGP #0319 | Apple September Event,...
  In This Episode: Apple music, TV event to be held September 7, 10 Trickiest Spy Gadgets Ever, iMac Touch Interface Shown Off In Apple Patent, Security Researcher Arrested for Refusing to Disclose Anonymous Source, iPhone 3G's iOS 4 issues addressed soon: Jobs, Cameron Diaz tops malware bait list, A Surfboard Gets an Onboard Computer
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  Next Generation iMac touch...
  This video is about the next generation Imac touch that will hopefully be coming to apple next year, we have these rumors from a recent apple patent issued in europe
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  Touch Screen, iOS-Powered iMac on t...
  In this video, Brian discusses how a recently filed Apple Patent reveals the possibility of the release of a Touch Screen, iOS Powered iMac in the near future from Apple themselves. If this video helped you out at all, please subscribe and rate thumbs up so you don't miss future videos! Thanks for watching, and all links below. Don't forget to check back often! Thanks again. Article: tinyurl.com Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com Visit our Website: www.themacintoshreview.com