Apple Launches iPhone 6 camera replacement program

From the everlasting, all-knowing Slashdot. It should be noted that this is just for the iPhone 6 PLUS model.

http://hardware.slashdot.org/story/15/08/22/1419206/apple-launches-free-iphone-6-plus-camera-replacement-program

https://www.apple.com/support/iphone6plus-isightcamera/

Apple's iPhone coming to Virgin Mobile with $30/mo. plans June 29

I really need to look into switching from AT&T.

Apple's iPhone coming to Virgin Mobile with $30/mo. plans June 29: Virgin Mobile USA announced on Thursday that it will offer Apple's iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 beginning Friday, June 29, with contract-free plans as low as $30 per month.

Importing Ringtones to iTunes

After you convert the song/sound to the AAC version (m4a), make sure to delete the AAC version of the song/sound in iTunes (while keeping the file). Then, after you rename the file to the Ringtone (m4r) version, you can import that file back into iTunes. Otherwise it won't show up in the "Tones" section and be 'syncable' to your device.

Apple Logging Locations of All iPhone Users

Apple Logging Locations of All iPhone Users: "An anonymous reader writes 'The Guardian reports that researchers have found a hidden file on all iPhones, iPads and any computers to which they synchronize, logging timestamped latitude and longitude coordinates of the user since June 2010. A tool is available on their website to check on your own.'"

IPhone DST Alarm Bug

Epic Failure! You would like to think a company like Apple would learn from mistakes of the past. Apparently not.

http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3542

iPhone passcode lock bypass vulnerability (again)

Doh!

iPhone passcode lock bypass vulnerability (again): "
An iPhone user has found a trivial way to bypass the four-digit passcode lock on fully patched iPhone (iOS 4.1) devices.

iOS To Make Its Desktop Debut With Next iMac Revision?

iOS To Make Its Desktop Debut With Next iMac Revision?: "iOS To Make Its Desktop Debut With Next iMac Revision?: '

IOS on the next iMac? That’s the rumor going around this morning. The deal is that Apple wants to bring touch controls to its desktop offerings, and will use the next iMac revision to test the waters a bit. So, you’ll have your standard Mac OS X installation, but then when you activate “touch screen mode,” you’ll switch over to iOS.