It seems like Zombies get a lot of free press on apps like Dead Rising and Pro Zombie Soccer.
Zombie Ala mode is really designed as a zombie game for the whole family. Instead of shooting brain-eating undead with lots of bloodshed, this is about serving them ice cream. No, Zombie Ala Mode is a “plate spinning” game like Sally’s Salon. The object of the game is to fill all orders without getting fired, as if losing your job would be your worst worry in a zombie apocalypse.
The game is available now for $1.99 at the iTunes Store now.
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written by Debra
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Most iPod/iPhone and now iPad docks are pretty much the same like the iA85 and the iMM183, but the TimeCommand by Stem Innovation is designed to be more of a command center than your typical dock.
The top-mounted dock has Nap/Snooze/Sleep controls, not to mention a curved LED display and access to the free Stem: Connect App. The App “enables additional features such as dimming for incandescent bulbs, Wake-by-Light, which can automatically switch the lamp off when you go to sleep or on when an alarm sounds”. Additional features include a 10-band graphic equalizer, bass enhancer, not to mention Internet radio playback.
You should be able to purchase this at the Apple store for about $100.
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For those of you who want to see their news feeds as a series of pictorial squares rather than headlines might be interested in FLUD.
I don’t know what FLUD stands for, but you can access 25 personally chosen feeds at any time for a new time of interface. You can swipe an article left to right, and then share articles of interest on Facebook, Twitter, or e-mail.
You should be able to get the App for Free at the iTunes Store.
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written by Debra
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I’ve been working on a new and improved version of TinyUmbrella that will, among other things, allow you to restore your iDevice without iTunes. With the holiday season and work, this will take me a bit to get working the way I want it. I appreciate your patience and your support. You guys are awesome 
No ETAs yet but I’ll post updates here and on twitter.
Semaphore explains that this means bypassing shsh checks will be possible for devices that can be exploited by limera1n (basically all devices available now) and the steaksauce exploit for the mc 2g ipod touch.
You will always be able to install a custom firmware (or stock firmware) following these directions.
1. Enter DFU
2. Run the Exploit
3. Wait for the White Screen
4. Restore the ipsw of your choice.
Some changes to the ipsw will be required. We will post more information as it becomes available.
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written by nhiepphong
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This detection API let the MDM applications in effect ask the operating system if it had been compromised. Jailbreak exploits typically change a number of operating system files, and exploit one or another low-level OS features to let users directly load their own or third-party applications.
Previously, developers had created their own series of operating system checks to detect jailbreak.
“We used it when it was available, but as an adjunct,” says Joe Owen, vice president of engineering at Sybase, which offers the Afaria device management software. “I’m not sure what motivated their removing that….I’ve not had anyone [at enterprise customer sites] talk to me about this API being present or being removed.”
In July of this year the Library of Congress deemed that jailbreaking your iPhone in order to install applications not approved by Apple and/or to unlock is
written by nhiepphong
\\ tags: afaria, api, Application, congress, detection, help-developers, Iphone, library, network, removing, the-operating, their-removing, vice-president
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