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How to Make Yogurt at Home
We've been making our own yogurt for about a month now and we don't think we'll ever go back. Not only does it actually save us money, but the yogurt is seriously good. The method we've adopted is very basic - no special ingredients or fancy incubating equipment required. We had no idea homemade yogurt could be this easy! Once you have the basic method down, there are all sorts of tweaks and changes you can make. Some people like to add dry milk powder or gelatin for extra thickness, others like to strain off the liquid whey for a dense Greek-style yogurt. Using different brands of commercial yogurt to culture the milk can also give you subtly different flavors and nutritional benefits.
We'll be talking about all this and more in the coming days. What's your favorite method for making yogurt?
What You Need
• 1/2 gallon milk - whole or 2% are best, but skim can also be used
• 1/2 cup commercial yogurt - be sure that the yogurt contains active cultures
• a sauce pan or dutch oven with a lid - large enough to hold 1/2 gallon of milk with a few inches of head room
• spatula
• thermometer - a candy thermometer that clips on the side of the pan is best, but an instant read thermometer is also fine
• small bowl
• whisk
• an incubator - this can be anything from the dutch oven used to heat the milk to a commercial yogurt machine (more on this in Step 4 below)
1. Heat the Milk - In your saucepan or dutch oven, heat the milk to right below boiling, 200°F. Stir the milk gently as it heats to make sure the bottom doesn't scorch and the milk doesn't boil over. According to the National Center for Home Food Preservation, this heating step is necessary to change the protein structure in the milk so it sets as a solid instead of separating.
2. Cool the Milk - Let the milk cool until it is just hot to the touch, 112°F - 115°F. This goes faster if you set the pan over an ice water bath and gently stir the milk.
3. Inoculate the Milk - Pour about a cup of the warm milk into a small bowl and whisk it with the yogurt. Once it's smooth, whisk this back into the pan of milk.
4. Incubate the Yogurt - Now comes the long wait period where the milk actually transforms into yogurt. The trick is keeping the milk around 110°F until it has set, usually 4-6 hours. Commercial incubating equipment is handy for maintaining a consistent temperature, but not necessary.
We've been incubating our yogurt in the oven with excellent results. First, warm the oven to about 115° (an oven thermometer helps to know when the oven is heated). Put the lid on the dutch oven or saucepan with your inoculated milk and wrap the whole pot in a few layers of towels. These will insulate the pot and keep it warm. Set this bundle in the warmed (but turned off!) oven and set the timer. It's important not to jostle the milk too much as it's incubating so that it sets properly - the temptation to peek is so hard to resist!
The longer the yogurt sits, the thicker and more tangy it will become. Check it around the 4-hour mark and give it a taste. The texture should be creamy, like a barely-set custard, and the flavor will be tart yet milky. If you like it, pull it out. If you'd like it tangier, leave it for another hour or two. We sometimes even make yogurt overnight, putting it in the oven around midnight and taking it out when we get up in the morning.
5. Cool the Yogurt - We have found that if we cool the yogurt in the same container we incubated it in, we end up with a smoother end result. Once it's completely chilled, we transfer it to air tight containers for easier storage. Sometimes there will be a film of watery whey on top of the yogurt. You can strain this off or just stir it back into the yogurt. Yogurt lasts about two weeks in the refrigerator.
Additional Notes:
• Cost Breakdown - We eat about a quart of yogurt a week in our house, which was costing us roughly $2.60 a week. A half gallon of milk makes a little less than two quarts of yogurt, which has been just enough to last us two weeks. We buy a local brand of milk that costs $3.70 per half gallon ($1.85 per quart), so we end up saving about 75-cents per week on yogurt. Nice.
• If your milk drops below 110° while it's incubating, that's fine. It will take a little longer to set and might end up a little looser, but the bacteria in the yogurt culture will keep the milk from spoiling. By the way, even after 8 hours in the oven (overnight), our yogurt was still 100° when we took it out of the oven!
• Once you've made one batch of homemade yogurt, you no longer need to buy commercial yogurt to culture the next batch. Just make sure to save 1/2 cup of your homemade yogurt and use that instead.
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That's a lot more fiddly than my method. I microwave the milk for 5 minutes, then check to see if a skin has formed. If no, then I go in one minute increments until it happens. Let the milk sit on the counter for about fifteen minutes in a metal bowl to cool to a bit above room temperature. Fish out the skin with a spoon (and eat! Yum!), whisk in a couple of tablespoons of the last batch of yogurt, strain (maybe, if I feel like it), and put it in the oven overnight. Let it sit for 8-12 hours. Done. No preheating, risk of scorching, wrapping, thermometers, or anything of that sort required.
Also, the best yogurt is made with barely pasteurized or raw milk if you can find it. And if you use non-homogenized milk you get this fantastic cream top that can be stirred in and seems to make it more creamy and delicious.
My one attempt at making yogurt at home wasn't a wild success - and the amount of energy (and time!) used to heat the milk and incubate the yogurt made me seriously question the cost-savings.
Don't get me wrong - I'm a rabid DIYer who cans tomatoes from her garden, bakes bread from scratch, etc - but unless you're using cheap homogenized milk, I don't see how this is time or cost effective.
I sort of agree that this is one of the more "fiddly" recipes - although, I've seen some that go into great detail! Frankly, I learned to make yogurt with a friend from Afghanistan and it was a super-easy, no-monitoring, no-stress way to do it.
I just whole milk in in a heavy pot (I use a LeCreuset dutch oven) until bubbles slightly break on the edge (~just before boiling), let it cool "until the tip of your pinky, when dipped, feels warm to the touch" (quite technical) - stir in some plain yogurt (few scoops/ about 1/2 c) and then I just wrap the whole thing in a huge bath towel and let it sit in the oven (off) for the day or overnight. It's always worked for me - maybe if I were using raw milk, I'd use a "real" recipe to be sure I wasn't throwing it down the drain later on!
It's so easy that I hardly think about the time it takes to heat, cool, stir & sit.
I'm all for DIY methods but this seems like a lot of work for saving only 75 cents.
Huh, just for the record -- I think you guys may be confusing "fiddly" with precise. This isn't any more fussy than most other methods online; Emma just went to the trouble to give actual temperatures and times.
People often complain about homemade yogurt being too thin; this precision helps get the thick yogurt most people prefer.
I've been making yogurt from a local dairy for quite a while. I follow the "recipe" from A Year Of Slow Cooking, and along with the 1/2 C. of starter yogurt, I add 1/4C. dry milk powder (NOT instant!), as I then strain it in a Donvier Yogurt Cheese maker. It's pretty convenient to just keep straining out the whey in the container. There's a more "pure" taste when you make it yourself - or maybe it's just my imagination! I just love it!
Oh, I forgot to mention that I use a Crock Pot.
It just doesn't get much easier!
The recipe I've been using calls for the addition of some dry milk powder to the heated milk. I don't know what the purpose of this is, perhaps the extra denatured milk proteins helps the yogurt set better ? A French colleague routinely uses half and half for his yogurt - seriously good stuff and distinctly detrimental to the waistline.
Switch on the oven light and it will stay warmer.
I've been wanting to do this for a few years. I cook lots of Indian food and go through a quart or more of yogurt a week. May finally give it a try, as this sounds really easy.
Wow, I had no idea - making yogurt always seemed really intimidating to me but after I read through the directions I think it's totally manageable! thanks!
I've been meaning to try this - we eat more than a quart of yogurt a week, sometimes, it seems - and with fall on the way, I'm much more likely to turn on the stove and oven (incubator). Bookmarked for later!
if it fails to set, which happens to me occasionally in the winter, you can actually warm it up again and add in more yogurt. a dried red chili pepper added on top helps too.
my method is simple too. i microwave the milk until it boils, let it cool down to 115 degrees, stir in 2 tb of yogurt and leave it in the microwave or oven (turned off) over night.
Wow-I love this post! I didn't know you could just save 1/2 cup from your homemade yogurt to make another batch--I thought you had to keep buying the commercial kind to get it going. Great news!
I also use my microwave to heat the milk, however I have a different method for incubating it: I leave my yoghurt jars (usually mason jars) overnight in a small cooler with about an inch of warm water.
Occasionally it's not yet set by the next morning, but a couple of additional hours always do the trick.
The beauty of this method is that the cooler can be placed out of the way (I leave mine outside) where it won't be accidently disturbed.
What about making soy yoghurt or other non-dairy yoghurt at home. Same basics?
Hmm, I agree with Faith. I've been making my own yogurt for quite a long time now and none of the methods mentioned here are any more or less "fiddly" than any other.
We're all doing essentially the same thing but some rely on visual cues or tactile ones and some like the accuracy of a thermometer. And clearly making yogurt is a very flexible process since you can get it done with a thermos, a cooler, a slow cooker, an oven, a heating pad, or a dedicated yogurt maker.
Also, I just read that if you use whole organic ultra-pasteurized milk with a yogurt maker you can successfully make yogurt without ever heating the milk. Pour the milk in with the yogurt and place in yogurt maker. I can't vouch for this method but I'm trying it soon.
In my experience you can use your last batch of yogurt to start the new one, but only for a couple times...I think there are fewer bacteria in each successive batch, maybe? Anyway, I haven't had much luck using my old yogurt over and over.
Also, I put the inoculated milk into pint mason jars, and then submerge them in a big pot of warm water on the stove. I put a steamer basket in the bottom of the pot and stick a thermometer in. When the water temp drops below 95 degrees I turn the burner on for a minute. I only have to do that a few times during the culturing process. This way I can make 4 or 5 pints of yogurt at a time, and because they're sealed until I open them I think they stay fresher longer.
mmm... what if you want to make vanilla yogurt? just scrape the seeds from a vanilla bean into the milk while it's reaching the 200f? or mix it when you had the yogurt and send it to the oven?
You can also heat the milk and the yogurt in a crock pot for two hours, then turn off the crockpot, wrap in a towel, and let sit overnight. I did this for a few weeks, but I ultimately decided that the time and dishwashing wasn't worth 75 cents
I've been making homemade yogurt for years not so much because of any cost savings, but because just it tastes so much better and provides more active cultures. Most commercial yogurts aren't incubated/cultured properly and then need fillers to make them thick. To get a thick yogurt that is also full of all the beneficial cultures and nearly lactose free to boot (the cultures eat the milk sugars), the trick is keeping right temperature during the incubating. If it's too cool the yogurt will come out watery and sour. Between 105-110º it will be thick, creamy and sweet. I found that wrapping a heating pad on low around a glass canister (or mason jar) and leaving it overnight keeps a consistent temperature and works perfectly every time.
My dad did this for several years going through a gallon a week. He placed his atop the fridge with a warmed blanket wrapped around it. That was when our now 40-year old kids were babies. The first words out of my nephew's mouth were, "More 'ogurt, mama." He dropped the practice for several years but when he contracted a rare stomach viral infection he started making and eating it again. The bug had plagued him for weeks, going un- and misdiagnosed. Within days of eating yogurt again the virus was gone.
This is basically the recipe I use successfully except that I incubate mine overnight on a heating pad (I put it in the crock from my crockpot and wrap it in a beach towel). I usually incubate for at least 8 hours, sometimes 10. I've also found that my previous batch gives varying results as a starter, so I usually buy a fresh cup of yogurt to start every new batch. It's very disappoint to wake up and find that your batch didn't yogurtify because your starter was too weak!
All that to save 75 cents???
I use the easy ="http://crockpot365.blogspot.com/2008/10/you-can-make-yogurt-in-your-crockpot.html">Crockpot 365 version...simplified here:
1. Pour half gallon whole milk in crockpot. Cover. Heat on low for three hours.
2. Turn off crockpot. Unplug. Do not uncover.
3. Mix 1/2 cup yogurt with one cup warmish milk to temper. Add this mixture to the crockpot and lightly whisk/stir.
4. Recover, and cover the "cracks" in the glass cover with a towel.
5. Let sit over night.
Very easy. Makes killer frozen yogurt, too...
you can just put it in the oven with the light on. you don't need to actually turn the oven on. i think that's what's throwing people and making them think it's hard.
I think people are missing the point here. The point is not to save money, it's to play with something that may seem unobtainable to others. I never knew how to make yogurt before, and well, now I know. And hey, if I can save a few pennies here and there along the way, awesome. And when you think about saving .75 cents, PLUS not having to buy a yogurt maker? you're definitely coming out ahead.
A biologist's perspective:
The purpose of heating the milk is to kill unwanted bacteria or fungal spores - so then your yogurt inoculation will supply the right type of bacteria, and only those will grow.
Bacteria growth rates will depend on temperature and nutrients -- this is why some people like the precision of controlled temperatures and times.
Heating can change protein structure, but generally this leads to curdling, which is not what you want here.
The bottom line is that there are many methods, all of which potentially work. My entire youth (1970s) I made yogurt for the family using a yogurt maker. I eat Nancy's yogurt, which is great, but this post makes me long for homemade.
Everybody - its easy and cheap --lets all just try it!
I just made yogurt for the first time ever, following this technique with outstanding success. I appreciated the precise instructions; would not have had the confidence to attempt it otherwise. After chilling the yogurt I also drained it overnight for a super thick, Greek-style result. Fantastic!
I visited a friend who served me homemade yogurt, but when I asked her how she just said that she leaves whole milk in a jar overnight. It tasted like yogurt, was a little more runny than the American stuff, and didn't make me sick. But before I try it myself, is this a safe method to make yogurt?
Yikes, $3.70 for a *half-gallon*? That's more than I spend for a whole gallon. The cost savings would be more substantial with regular milk.
Does anyone know how to flavor the yogurt with vanilla? The extract will kill the bacteria. I've been trying to figure out how to do this.
I posted this somewhere else but maybe this is the more appropriate place. I'm only ending up with 16 oz per 1/2 gallon of milk. How are you getting it so thick and not having to pour off/strain off any whey?
I make mine in a thermos, the kind you use to keep coffee warm. Lo-tech.
Just purchased a yogurt maker on Amazon and now I can make homemade organic yogurt as well as goat yogurt.
I just made this recipe exactly as instructed. For the 'incubation' I put it in a bowl that would fit in my crock pot (with warm water in the crock pot) and turned it on warm every now and then for a few minutes. I tasted it at 4 hours as the recipe says and ..... drum roll.... loved it!!! This is my first time making yogurt and I'm ecstatic with the taste and the silky texture. It tastes far better than any I've ever had store bought. I used Dean's whole milk and Voskos Greek Yogurt with honey vanilla bean. Thank you so much for this wonderful recipe! I'll be making yogurt from now on!
i'm woeking my third batch right now. what an amazingly easy and valuable guide. i create a homemade double boiler using an inverted metal plate in the lower pot to separate the cooking pot from the direct heat.
it takes about an hour to get the milk up to around 185/190° farenheit and then a couple/three hours to cool to 115°. if i let it go too long, it's easy enough to raise the temperature back to 115°.
i then pull a cup or so of the warm milk and do the whisk thing, using 6 oz or so from the last batch for the primer. i insulate the pot with a couple of towels and throw it in the lighted oven, setting the timer for six hours.
to consume, i mix in blueberry jam and prune butter (leave space at the top of your individual jars and you can eat it just like you'd eat dannon) and stir it up well. today, i tried lime curd from dickenson's. awesomeness defined!
For those who say that this is too much work to only save a few cents... you have to look at the big picture. You are making this yogurt fresh and you know what ingredients went into it, how clean your equipment was, etc. Personally, I love Greek yogurt but it's expensive in those little containers. Also, I hate the idea of those glued on foil lids. What do they use to glue them to the plastic containers? Whatever they use, the glue ends up in the yogurt.
Personally, if I could make this the way that I wanted, I would use fresh cow's milk from a farmer and buy some dried yogurt cultures. But the laws in this state do not allow farmers to sell their milk from their cows to buyers. Instead, we have to buy it as a plastic slurry in plastic cartons at the stores where it only lasts a few days. In cardboard milk lasts longer, but the cardboard is full of chemicals too. I try to stay away from chemicals and plastics as much as I can, I grow a garden--no fertilizers or pesticides, etc. But you can't escape plastics, it is everywhere, even in your carpet, bedding, and storage containers. Sorry to get on my soapbox...
I don't think of this so much as a "savings" issue as a "knowing what goes into my food" issue.
If you like Greek yogurt which I do, and where I live it's $5.68 plus tax for a QUART!!!!! A gallon of 2% milk is around $3.08 Walmart brand, Yes, hate store bought milk, but if you only have to pay that one time fee for a 1/2 cup store bought UNSWEETENED yogurt starter, and $.75 cents for a Qt. of milk which makes your yogurt cost .75 cents compared to $5.60 your not saving .75 cents!!!!! your saving $4.85. I add about a 1/2 cup of half and half, Fat by the way doesn't make fat, Processed white sugar, flour, fake fat, like oil heated to over 200 degrees which turns into plastic makes fat. Yogurt if done right, gives you all the necessary Bacteria you need to eat all the unhealthy sugars you might eat that make bad bacteria that put toxins in your blood AND bad bacteria will make all your sugars grow and cause yeast toxins which will cause you to bloat and get sick twice as fast. Also what you might keep in mind is store bought yogurt with tons of sugar and boiled fruit is not good and counter productive. If you like it sweet, add some Organic Raw Unpasteurized Honey, and fresh or frozen fruit. YUM. So the health benefits of yogurt far outweigh the time of making it. Oh and I used to work at Nancy's yogurt and I loved their yogurt!!!! Proud to work for them.
First of all, I thought it was a great tutorial. Second, if she wanted to get even more for her buck, she could first use the whey to make ricotta, then she could use the whey leftover after that to make gjetost, a Norwegian cheese. now its not a savings of 70 cents, but worth 10 dollars or more!
YUM and super easy!! I had been buying greek yogurt at a steep price for several years before I saw this. Over the past 3 weeks, I have made two batches and wowed the man in my life when he tasted the final product (foodies, we are). The second batch I made during the day and let it sit for about 8 hours, it turned out nice and tangy and smooth. I've been straining it after it cools to get a thicker consistency. I love this!! I can get a gallon of milk for a bit less than $2.00, use half of it for yogurt and the rest for the kid to drink and what not, loving saving money and having better tasting food!
I decided to make this at 10pm on a Friday night (I'm impulsive) and it was soo simple!
The recipe sounds more complicated than it is. Boil milk, cool, add yogurt, throw in pre-warmed oven! Because it was my first time making yogurt I sweated over each step, but I quickly realized it wasn't a difficult recipe. I could make it from memory now.
I checked on my yogurt after 4 hours (waking up at 4am to do so) and decided it could sit longer (I had added 2 T. of sugar and 1/2 T. of vanilla extract to the milk during the cooling process and found the yogurt needed more tang to balance the vanilla and sugar). I accidentally slept through my 2nd alarm and to my amazement the yogurt was still perfect after sitting for 10 HOURS!!
I chilled it and decided why not go the extra step of straining the yogurt? This, I think, is what makes it divine. After straining the yogurt it is soo creamy and smooth. The taste and texture was like a whole-milk greek yogurt but I only used 2% milk and non-fat yogurt to start. Definitely a winning recipe with bragging points.
I wanted to learn making yogurt after i got to taste some delicious homemade yogurt at my friends place.... it tasted exceptional --thicker and silker... she told me the secret was to make it from scratch to finish in a natural clay pot. She got some from MEC pure-clay pots (http://miriamsearthencookware.com/categoryclay-pot-recipeshow-to-make-homemade-yogurt-in-claypots/)... It was very easy to prepare and no other gadgets needed. I ordered some pots too.. waiting for them to get here so i can make my own.
Yogurt is definitely one of the healthy food. I recommend its homemade, because you know what in it when its home made. I regularly prepare it at home in a clay pot that I bought from MEC pure clay cookware. When prepared in clay pots it's much more healthier and all the goodness of the yogurt is stored in unlike the store bought ones. Google MEC clay pots and you'll find them.


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A graduate of the Oregon Institute of Technology, Winckler has worked for several municipalities across Colorado, Washington and Oregon. He most recently served as Operations Manager in Thornton, Colo., and is glad to be on the Western Slope.
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Nationals Park hosts a day-night doubleheader today.
Call me a hopeless romantic — and believe me, I've been called worse — but among the many things I love about baseball is the fact there's always another game to be played. Unlike football and every other sport, you can't celebrate wins or agonize over losses for days, because you've got to immediately shift your focus to the next day's game. Or, as the case may be, the next day's TWO games.
That's right. Last night's debacle of an 11-10 loss is ancient history, because we've got a day-night doubleheader to be played. Edwin Jackson will face Ben Sheets in the 1:05 p.m. opener. John Lannan then makes his 2012 big-league debut against Randall Delgado in the 7:05 p.m. nightcap.
Your morning injury updates: Jesus Flores' stiff back is fine and he'll be behind the plate for the opener. Ian Desmond's oblique is good enough that manager Davey Johnson may let his shortstop play both games. Everyone in the bullpen is officially available, Davey says, though he'd prefer to stay away from Craig Stammen (who threw four innings on Thursday) and Michael Gonzalez (who threw 30 pitches last night).
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LF Steve Lombardozzi
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Our friends at BGR is reporting that it has acquired an image of Amazon's upcoming smartphone with 3D display. Purportedly, this is a prototype, and if it's true, it has some interesting features that set it apart from the pack. The biggest feature is a 3D effect that is powered by a series of infrared cameras that are used to to track the eyes and face of the user, which then uses the data gathered to power the 3D effect without using the typical methods of deliverying glasses-free 3D (like found on the Nintendo 3DS.) The display is a 4.7-incher, along with a 13-megapixel rear camera.
Amazon has been rumored to be working on its own smartphone for years, ever since releasing the first Kindle Fire tablet. According to the Wall Street Journal, Amazon's 3D smartphone should ship to customers this September.
Photo purports to compare iPhone 6 display panel with iPhone 5s display
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A photo that purports to show a front panel from the upcoming iPhone 6 has appeared on China's Weibo site. In the photo, someone is holding the alleged iPhone 6 part up next to a current black iPhone 5s in order to show a size comparison between the two Apple smartphones. The display panel matches up with the rumored 4.7-inch size increase. Of course, that doesn't mean that this particular image is real, but iPhone leaks do start happening annually, like clockwork, around this time of year for the past three years.
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HTC One (M8) teardown shows repair difficulty
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HTC announced the new HTC One M8 last week, and we've got one in that we're putting through it's paces (stay tuned for our full HTC One (M8) review!) iFixit was also able to get one of the new smartphones, and it performed the now-expected teardown, revealing the build quality and all the innards. The result? The HTC One (M8) build quality is solid, but repairability is very difficult. The battery is buried beneath the motherboard and is adhered to the enclosure, and the display can't be removed without taking apart the entire phone. This is likely why HTC includes free cracked screen repair for the first six months of HTC One (M8) ownership, where the company will take care of the issue absolutely free, regardless of the reason for the damage. Head on over to iFixit to see the full teardown.
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HTC One (M8): Quad-core, 1080p, KitKat, available today for $199
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This morning, HTC officially announced the HTC One (M8) during a New York City press conference. It's the new flagship device from the company, replacing last year's original HTC One smartphone, which we thought was the best Android phone of the year (you can see our original HTC One review here.) HTC did what it could to make the device better in every way, including a unique camera system. With that said, there's a lot to go over, so let's get to it.
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Apple releases 8GB iPhone 5c in select markets
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Apple has released an 8 GB version of the iPhone 5c. The new lower-capacity model will only be sold in select markets where LTE is just now coming to fruition as an entry-level device (since the iPhone 4s only supports 3G.)
"The mid-tier iPhone segment is growing year-over-year and the 8GB model provides a more affordable option for markets where LTE is becoming more established," an Apple representative told Re/code.
Apple's Online Stores in the UK, France, Germany, China, and Australia are the only territories selling the 8 GB iPhone 5c. In Europe, the cost is £429 for an unlocked model, available in all the same colors as the larger-capacity models. To be honest, this one has us scratching our heads a bit--8GB of storage on a phone that takes 8-megapixel images and high definition video is absolutely nothing. If Apple has it planned for the entry-level buyers, then the price should be less than it is.
Be sure to check out our iPhone 5c review.
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I wanted to publish some of my thoughts on the new Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphone in response to a few comments I've seen others making. Some random clarifitations:
1) While the Galaxy S5 does have a fingerprint sensor, it is bad enough that it will just be a frustration for those who try it out, and they'll likely disable it. Unlike Apple's Touch ID, Samsung's requires a vertical swipe at a very specific angle (or, non-angle.) With Touch ID on the iPhone 5s, you simply press your finger to the Home button, and it instantaneously unlocks your phone. The S5 scanner only works when you scan your finger straight down, towards the bottom of the phone, making it difficult to unlock the phone with one hand. The implementation on the Galaxy S5 is nowhere near as simple.
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Samsung Galaxy S5 specs and release date
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As expected, Samsung introduced the Galaxy S5 at its Unpacked event on Monday. This time around, the company focused more on the practical hardware features of the smartphone, as opposed to the bell-and-whistle show we got with the Galaxy S4--we're talking about faster connectivity, a great display, durable build, and camera features that anyone can appreciate.
The Samsung Galaxy S5 packs in a 5.1-inch Super AMOLED display with 1080p resolution, with a 2.5GHz quad-core CPU, and running Android 4.4.2 KitKat. The battery in the device hold 2800mAh of power, and it's paired alongside a "Super Power Save" mode that'll turn off battery-draining features and turn the display black-and-white in instances where you absolutely want to stretch out your battery life for as long as you can.
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Square introduces SQUA(RED) Reader, joining fight against AIDS
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Square is joining in the fight against AIDS with a new, red version of the Square Reader. You can pick up the new device, affectionately referred to as Squa(red), right now for $10. 97.25% of the purchase price will go to the Red charity, and is enough to cover "more than 24 days of life-saving medicine for someone living with HIV." Even more interesting, when a card is swiped through the Squa(red) device, buyers will get a link on their email receipts that allows them to donate directly to the Red charity and the global fund to fight AIDS.
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Ask Andru: How to improve Touch ID and secure your iPhone
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We're back for another installment of Ask Andru, where I take your burning tech questions and give you practical answers! This time, we have a two-parter as it pertains to securing your iPhone 5s (see our iPhone 5s review) and iPad, as well as making Touch ID work as well as expected. Here we go, these questions were sent in by Mike:
I have two questions,
- I have a two part question, what is the best security app for the iPad mini with Retina display & the iPhone 5s?
- Since I picked up my new iPhone 5s from the AT&T Store-Lynwood this past October and two exchanges for two new replacement phones from the Apple Store @ Alderwood Mall, the Touch ID still has not worked for me. Have other users had problems with the Touch ID? In regards to exchanging my 5s for a 5c or a Droid phone, I have been informed that it is past their respective fourteen day warranty period to facilitate an exchange because their operating systems will not allow this transaction to take place. So thus, AT&T and Apple have left me with a defective product.
Let's start with that first one. When most people talk about security apps, I think they're asking about something that will protect them from viruses and malware getting installed on their mobile devices. For Android, for example, you might want to have something installed due to the rampant malware that can be found in the Google Play store. However, Apple sandboxes each app, and as such, none get full access to take over your device, no matter how hard they try. Apple also has a vetting process for each app as well, so there are no antivirus or anti-malware apps that you'll need. Yet, one app that I do love for security and protection is called 1Password. Let me explain.
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Yes - we're giving away a Jawbone Mini Jambox, Otterbox Defender for iPhone 5 and 5s, and a Sonix Heart to Heart Inlay for iPhone 5c for Valentine's Day! Seriously, February is the month of red, and we've got the perfect smartphone accessories for you to match, thanks to our friends at AT&T.
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Out of Memory Error with Jboss 5.1.0Anil Mathew Jul 26, 2011 1:52 AM
We have been testing Jboss 5.1 for the last 6 months and as a final test before the production we are doing some load testing. During our load test we are getting OutOfMemoryError and finally Jboss will crash. Below is error we are getting:
Caused by: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
at java.util.zip.ZipFile.open(Native Method)
at java.util.zip.ZipFile.<init>(ZipFile.java:114)
at java.util.zip.ZipFile.<init>(ZipFile.java:131)
at org.jboss.virtual.plugins.context.zip.ZipFileWrapper.ensureZipFile(ZipFileWrapper.java:175)
at org.jboss.virtual.plugins.context.zip.ZipFileWrapper.openStream(ZipFileWrapper.java:213)
at org.jboss.virtual.plugins.context.zip.ZipEntryContext.openStream(ZipEntryContext.java:1082)
at org.jboss.virtual.plugins.context.zip.ZipEntryHandler.openStream(ZipEntryHandler.java:153)
at org.jboss.virtual.VirtualFile.openStream(VirtualFile.java:230)
at org.jboss.classloading.spi.vfs.policy.VFSClassLoaderPolicy.getResourceAsStream(VFSClassLoaderPolicy.java:483)
at org.jboss.classloader.spi.base.BaseClassLoader$2.run(BaseClassLoader.java:534)
at org.jboss.classloader.spi.base.BaseClassLoader$2.run(BaseClassLoader.java:532)
at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
at org.jboss.classloader.spi.base.BaseClassLoader.loadClassLocally(BaseClassLoader.java:530)
at org.jboss.classloader.spi.base.BaseClassLoader.loadClassLocally(BaseClassLoader.java:507)
at org.jboss.classloader.spi.base.BaseDelegateLoader.loadClass(BaseDelegateLoader.java:134)
at org.jboss.classloader.spi.filter.FilteredDelegateLoader.loadClass(FilteredDelegateLoader.java:131)
at org.jboss.classloader.spi.base.ClassLoadingTask$ThreadTask.run(ClassLoadingTask.java:452)
at org.jboss.classloader.spi.base.ClassLoaderManager.nextTask(ClassLoaderManager.java:251)
at org.jboss.classloader.spi.base.ClassLoaderManager.process(ClassLoaderManager.java:150)
We are running the load test in a clustered environment with 3 app servers in one cluster (and with 4 web servers). Our environment is Linux with 4GB Memory and with JDK 1.6.05
The JAVA_OPTS settings are:
JAVA_OPTS="-server -verbose:gc -Xms920M -Xmx1850M"
JAVA_OPTS="${JAVA_OPTS} -XX:MaxPermSize=128M"
I read many conversations in this forum regarding out of memory error. One of the main posting which matched the above error was http://community.jboss.org/thread/160201?start=15&tstart=0 (https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBVFS-134). Can you please whether is a real bug in JBoss 5.1? Also does this already fixed in JBoss 5.1? We are all set to upgrade the production environment with JBoss 5.1 in another 2 weeks and we basically stumped now after seeing these errors during our load testing. Please help.
Anil Mathew
1. Re: Out of Memory Error with Jboss 5.1.0Anil Mathew Jul 26, 2011 5:26 PM (in response to Anil Mathew)
I also wanted to mention that i applied the change which is suggested by Jaikiran in this post http://community.jboss.org/message/555231#555231, but no luck and still getting the above outof memory error which i mentioned in the first posting.
I also tried with various JAVA_OPTS setting - like setting to MaxPermSize to 256M.
Can some one please help me?
2. Re: Out of Memory Error with Jboss 5.1.0Peter Johnson Jul 26, 2011 6:07 PM (in response to Anil Mathew)
Based on the first item in the stack trace:
Caused by: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
at java.util.zip.ZipFile.open(Native Method)
This is not a heap size issue nor a permgen size issue. Instead, it is a native method that cannot get more memory space. Therefore you are running out of either physical memory on the box, or the JVM has exhasted its address space.
Is this running on a 32-bit OS with a 32-bit JVM? If so, try reducing the -Xmz size - that should free up more of the JVM's address space for use by the native methods.
3. Re: Out of Memory Error with Jboss 5.1.0Anil Mathew Jul 27, 2011 1:53 AM (in response to Peter Johnson)
Thank You Peter for the response (very much appreciated).
I spend many hours analyzing the heap dump and I do agree to your point that this is not a heap size nor a permgen size issue. That means it is a native method memory issue. But what i don't understand here is why native methods is asking for so much memory in Jboss 5.1.
i.e when i run the same load test against JBoss 4.0.3 version I don't see any issue with the same -Xmx1850M value. This makes me think that we have some memory leakage in Jboss 5.1. I was wondering this memory leakage issue is the one mentioned in this URL - https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBVFS-134. If so can I safely use the jboss-vfs.jar which is on this issue? In fact i download the Jboss 5.1 package an year ago.
Anil Mathew
4. Re: Out of Memory Error with Jboss 5.1.0Peter Johnson Jul 27, 2011 10:41 AM (in response to Anil Mathew)
Sorry, but I can't answer the question as to why 5.1.0 would use more native memory, and while I suspect that the issue does have something to do with VFS, I don't know if the JIRA issue you pointed out has anything to do with what you are experiencing. Maybe someone on the JBoss team who knows VFS internals could offer some insight.
5. Re: Out of Memory Error with Jboss 5.1.0Anil Mathew Jul 27, 2011 8:07 PM (in response to Peter Johnson)
Thanks Again Peter for your time and for your thoughts.
I hope i will get some insight from Jboss team after reading this post. As i mentioned earlier all test were going good for the past 6 - 8 months and now it seems like I am getting disappointed with the way JBoss 5.1 acting for this load test by spitting out Out of Memory error. In fact after a while the JBoss crashes (of course). Again insight from the Jboss team will be highly helpful for me to put this JBoss 5.1 to production.
Thanks Again
Anil Mathew
6. Re: Out of Memory Error with Jboss 5.1.0jaikiran pai Jul 28, 2011 12:33 AM (in response to Anil Mathew)
Don't know if it's related to these:
7. Re: Out of Memory Error with Jboss 5.1.0jaikiran pai Jul 28, 2011 12:37 AM (in response to jaikiran pai)
8. Re: Out of Memory Error with Jboss 5.1.0Anil Mathew Jul 28, 2011 2:13 PM (in response to jaikiran pai)
Thank You Jaikiran for your thoughts.
The URL in your last reply (http://community.jboss.org/thread/160201?start=15&tstart=0) is the exact one I was pointing to in my first posting. In this http://community.jboss.org/thread/160201?start=15&tstart=0, they mentioned about https://jira.jboss.org/browse/JBVFS-134 with a solution of attachment of jboss-vfs.jar. Will you be able to tell me whether I can replace my current jboss-vfs.jar (which came with JBoss 5.1 download) with the attachment in the https://jira.jboss.org/browse/JBVFS-134? The reason i asked this question is from all the three posting which you send, it seems it this is the JBoss fix to get over with the JDK issue which is reported in
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9. Re: Out of Memory Error with Jboss 5.1.0jaikiran pai Jul 29, 2011 2:46 AM (in response to Anil Mathew)
Anil Mathew wrote:
Will you be able to tell me whether I can replace my current jboss-vfs.jar (which came with JBoss 5.1 download) with the attachment in the https://jira.jboss.org/browse/JBVFS-134?
Sorry, I haven't tried it myself, so I can't say whether it fixes the issue and whether or not it is safe to switch to that new version in JBoss AS 5.1.
10. Re: Out of Memory Error with Jboss 5.1.0jaikiran pai Jul 29, 2011 2:47 AM (in response to jaikiran pai)
By the way, did you try it by placing this new jar in AS 5.1 and see if it fixes the issue?
11. Re: Out of Memory Error with Jboss 5.1.0Anil Mathew Jul 29, 2011 8:24 PM (in response to jaikiran pai)
I didn't tried it yet. I did change the setup which you mentioned in http://community.jboss.org/message/555231#555231 and I am not sure whether that helped or not. But we did a fresh deployment of our application and ran LOAD test for 2 days and now we can't reproduce the memory issues which i mentioned initially.
If we are able to reproduce it again, i will go ahead and replace the jboss-vfs.jar and see how that helps.
Also i am trying to find out the JBoss configuration file where i can configure number of concurrent threads in Jboss and I would like to lower it to about the number of connections. i.e it makes no sense having (substantially?) more threads than connections. Can you point me to this configuration file please?
Thanks for all the support.
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12. Re: Out of Memory Error with Jboss 5.1.0Anil Mathew Aug 11, 2011 9:19 PM (in response to Anil Mathew)
I just want to give you a update. After updating /opt/pvo/cots/jboss/server/all.pvo/deploy/jbossweb.sar/server.xml with approriate maxThreads (depends on the connections), we were able to fix this issue.
<Connector port="7001" address="${jboss.bind.address}"
maxThreads="250" strategy="ms" maxHttpHeaderSize="8192"
enableLookups="false" redirectPort="7002" acceptCount="100"
connectionTimeout="20000" disableUploadTimeout="true"/>
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<Connector protocol="HTTP/1.1" SSLEnabled="true" port="7002" address="${jboss.bind.address}"
maxThreads="100" strategy="ms" maxHttpHeaderSize="8192"
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