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3G iPhone Bright Red Color, Too Bright?

Not so many cell phones dare to be wrapped with red color. Many think that that color is too bright. Then how if iPhone 3G wants to change its color to very bright light? Don’t you think it looks awful? Well, for those of you who love red or real iPhone lover for sure will not be worried about this matter. Moreover, it is possible that the red color for some people think that it makes this product by Apple look sexier. If you are interested, it is coming soon. Apple is considering of changing the iPhone skin with red color casing.

Apple has not officially publicized this matter. According to the news spread, Apple will sell this new color 3G iPhone before Christmas. Unlike the first version of iPhone, this red iPhone 3G is wrapped with plastic casing. Thus, this handset is considered easier to change the ‘dress’ compare to the metal casing from the first version iPhone. More »

New MacBook Will Use Glass Trackpad

Seth Weintraub, writter from 9to5Mac has gave us a leak about the new MacBook which will be released by Apple. According to Weintraub source, this new MacBook will have some specs below:

• New MacBook will be thinner than MacBook and MacBook Pro that have been around with more rounded shape, similar to MacBook Air.
• Trackpad used is made from glass, multi touch and finger movement recognition. The screen is not multitouch (will this mean that MacBook will be touch screen)?

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Wanted: A Cracker To Save iPhone

Apple products often become the crackers’ target. One of the hot target to break into is the 3G iPhone which is going to be launched. Instead of tracking the hackers trace and put them into jail, Apple has another interesting plan. The plan is that Apple is willing to work together with the cracker who can break into their latest smartphone. Apple then invites the cracker to join their company to be iPhone 3G security technician.

The first condition is that the cracker must have strong interests on the mobile technology world and can prove that their concept can break into iPhone, as quoted from Softpedia. An ex-crackers named Kevin Mitnick, who has changed his profession to a security consultant supports this idea to use crackers’ expertise to increase company security. That cracker’s expertise is of course more useful if it is used for positive things, rather than for them to do bad things in the internet world and end up in the jail.