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Outlook corrupts TEXTboxes
Summary: Outlook replaces TEXTbox with Graphic on Send Attachment: Outlook_bug.png Traceability: MS-UI-190429 (Win 10 / Outlook ver 16.0.10325.20118) IMPACT: Lost time for sender and all recipients Breaks Requirement UI-CU-DB-190429 usability be usable after sending/receiving Work around – time consuming and undocumented … Continue reading
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Classic iOS iPad Exploit
resources reporting iPad vulnerability Especially interesting because of this FAILURE of the most basic QA principle of Limit testing: (and corollary “buffer limit testing“) many years after Apple achieved titan status. ~~~~~vulnerability.com~~~~~ https://www.vulnerability-lab.com/get_content.php?id=2018 Document Title: =============== Apple iOS v10.1.1 – … Continue reading
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China Spying on Western consumers
Yes, there is even an app for THAT… >>breaking 2019-03-22 China’s Finnish Spy?! << Hard on the Heels of the November 16 Android news story comes this item from 12-02-2016: China’s WeChat is censoring group chats without users’ knowledge From … Continue reading
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iPhone Disabled by 3rd party Sensor Repairs
UK Guardian and BBC Reports Error 53 The latest software update for iPhone 6 handsets is rendering the devices useless if it detects repairs not carried out by Apple. The problem is known as “error 53” and has appeared in … Continue reading
Clear Solar Windows?
Clear Solar Windows from http://msutoday.msu.edu/news/2014/solar-energy-that-doesnt-block-the-view/ Lunt said more work is needed in order to improve its energy-producing efficiency. Currently it is able to produce a solar conversion efficiency close to 1 percent, but noted they aim to reach efficiencies … Continue reading
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Motorola’s Smart Tattoos?
Update It was just a humorous video: but what if this old news article might suddenly become news ?! Especially if it were marketed as free national health care ID or similar benefit? People might queue for blocks or stand … Continue reading
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Apple Bans Basic iPhone feature
“Too much technology?? Who is Apple Shielding” Excerpt from full article 10 Awesome iPhone Apps You Can’t Get Anymore | TIME.com Old news (12/2011) until you need to quickly send a map or web page or quick memo as a … Continue reading
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