With the popularity of YouTube, I’m surprised we haven’t seen more cyber crime like this before now. There have been pot shots, but through the week we’ve seen repeated cyber phishing attacks going after YouTube users. iPad, Cius, and other tales of tablets
Lots of fun this week in the realm of iPad … * iPad passes Google Android in total browser usage share * Surprise! HP Reveals Plans for WebOS Tablet * Cisco Tablet Cius: Not an iPad Killer * Degas-Vu: Artist creates amazing portraits with iPad * Disney To Tap Into Apple iPad/Touch Market * Apple in talks to bring iPhone 4, iPad with localized content to China * Jailbreak Your iPad (Plus 8 Things to Do With It) * First iPad Class Action Lawsuit Underway . . .
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ActiveTrak Inc., has announced a 95 percent recovery rate for laptops and smartphones running its GadgetTrak application. Compared to FBI crime statistics that reveal only 10 percent of all burglaries are actually solved, owners of a mobile device should be advised that using GadgetTrak dramatically increases the chances of recovery should their device be stolen or lost. 
The Canon Camera Hackers Manual addresses “geeky” owners of Canon consumer cameras, such as the Powershot and IXUS, who would like to explore the possibilities of their cameras 
Apple calls the iPad a “magical and revolutionary product,” and it certainly is. It’s cute, lovable, and fun to play with, but it’s also a bit mysterious. As with all Apple products, the iPad’s basics are easy to understand, but many of its best features are well beyond the basics, and many users will look for guidance to get the most out of their new toy.
1Password 3.2.5 includes multiple bug fixes and important improvements. These include a change to the auto-submit feature – which fills and submits login forms automatically – to prevent the form from being instantly submitted if it contains a text field, as found in the comment areas of blogs such as The Unofficial Apple Weblog and others. This has been an issue for blog commenters in the past, and Agile Web Solutions is excited to offer a solution to the problem!
iLookGood, one of the first applications to take advantage of iPhone 4′s front camera is now available for download from the App Store. iLookGood uses the new front camera of iPhone 4 to become a true pocket mirror. Finally allowing iPhone users to be just a quick glance away from seeing how good they look. In addition to supporting the front camera, iLookGood is optimized for iPhone 4′s Retina display. It’s packed with high res frame imagery perfect for showing off your best side.
