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iOS 7.0.3 Released to Fix iMessage Bugs, Calibration Issu...
Apple has released a software update for iOS that includes a ton of bug fixes. These include the iMessage bug that was going around, along with accelerometer issues, and more.
The update here includes a ton of stuff, and it's not just bug fixes:
- Adds iCloud Keychain to keep track of your account names, passwords, and credit card numbers across all your approved devices
- Adds Password Generator so Safari can suggest unique, hard-to-guess passwords for your online accounts
- Updates lock screen to delay display of "slide to unlock" when Touch ID is in use
- Adds back the ability to search the web and Wikipedia from Spotlight search
- Fixes an issue where iMessage failed to send for some users
- Fixes a bug that could prevent iMessage from activating
- Improves system stability when using iWork apps
- Fixes an accelerometer calibration issue
- Addresses an issue that could cause Siri and VoiceOver to use a lower quality voice
- Fixes a bug that could allow someone to bypass the Lock screen passcode
- Enhances the Reduce Motion setting to minimize both motion and animation
- Fixes an issue that could cause VoiceOver input to be too sensitive
- Updates the Bold Text setting to also change dial pad text
- Fixes an issue that could cause supervised devices to become un-supervised when updating software
You can grab the update right now by heading to Settings > General > Software Update on your iOS device.
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Apple's SmartDock Patent Will make Siri more Useful a...
Apple has filed a patent for a "smart dock" which greatly extends the range and capabilities of Siri to give it a far bigger role in your home life.
Entitled "Smart Dock for Activating a Voice Recognition Mode of a Portable Electronic Device" the patent was filed in May last year, but only published now.
It describes a docking station not just for Apple devices but also for "any electronic device that can operate in a voice recognition mode."
This is the part that makes the patent really interesting — and extensive — since the patent wording notes that:
Read more at http://www.cultofmac...yoAHQHHlKU7E.99
Apple has filed a patent for a "smart dock" which greatly extends the range and capabilities of Siri to give it a far bigger role in your home life.
Entitled "Smart Dock for Activating a Voice Recognition Mode of a Portable Electronic Device" the patent was filed in May last year, but only published now.
It describes a docking station not just for Apple devices but also for "any electronic device that can operate in a voice recognition mode."
This is the part that makes the patent really interesting — and extensive — since the patent wording notes that:
Read more at http://www.cultofmac...yoAHQHHlKU7E.99
Apple has filed a patent for a "smart dock" which greatly extends the range and capabilities of Siri to give it a far bigger role in your home life.
Entitled "Smart Dock for Activating a Voice Recognition Mode of a Portable Electronic Device" the patent was filed in May last year, but only published now.
It describes a docking station not just for Apple devices but also for "any electronic device that can operate in a voice recognition mode."
This is the part that makes the patent really interesting — and extensive — since the patent wording notes that:
Read more at http://www.cultofmac...yoAHQHHlKU7E.99
Apple has filed a patent for a "smart dock" which greatly extends the range and capabilities of Siri to give it a far bigger role in your home life. Entitled "Smart Dock for Activating a Voice Recognition Mode of a Portable Electronic Device" the patent was filed in May last year, but only published now. It describes a docking station not just for Apple devices but also for "any electronic device that can operate in a voice recognition mode." This is the part that makes the patent really interesting — and extensive — since the patent wording notes that:
"Such devices may include, for example, a laptop computer, a tablet device, a key fob, a car key, an access card, a multi-function device, a mobile phone, a portable gaming device, a portable multimedia player, a portable music player, a personal digital assistant (PDA), a household device, and/or any portable or non-portable electronic or electro-mechanical device and/or the like. For example, a portable electronic device can include an iPod, iPhone, iPad, MacBook, or iMac device available from Apple Inc. of Cupertino, Calif."
To save the inconvenience of having to physically touch your iDevice, the smart dock will listen for commands at all times — and will be user programmable to recognize particular trigger words (think Google's "OK, Glass") to confirm that you are issuing an actual command. It can even be fine-tuned to listen only for specific voices, so that it won't be thrown into a tizzy by a conversation going on in another room, or the fact that you have the radio on in the background.
via Cult of Mac
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Evad3rs Working on Full Device Integration for IOS7 then...
In search for the quickest completion of an open IOS 7 Jailbreak, a bounty was dangled to developers but Team Evad3rs is not biting with one source claiming that work on the Evasi0n JailBreak is almost finished.
According to Jay Freeman, known for his coding accomplishments that produced Cydia, not a single member of Team Evad3rs would be prompted to hustle up in completing the iOS 7 unlocker, which is roughly on the third month of careful processing.
Monetising endeavours that tech activists take on with passion is not good at all, Freeman declares in a Reddit post.
"I've seen the effects of bounties in the Android ecosystem, and they are quite negative," the Cydia developer was quoted by Gotta Be Mobile as saying.
Also, Freeman shot down the necessity of an open source iOS 7 jailbreak, explaining that "almost all of the parts of the jailbreak that are relevant from jailbreak to jailbreak are actually open source; the idea that users can modify the source code and contribute to a jailbreak tool doesn't really make much sense."
Adding reward factor to the iOS jailbreak equation is out of place, considering Team Evad3rs has successfully released its version of iOS 6 jailbreak, which turned out as the best iPhone and iPad liberator out there, Freeman added.
As for the legit iOS 7 jailbreak, Freeman noted that it is known now in the jailbreak community that the next Evasi0n opus is coming out, and soon enough.
"Planetbeing (Team Evad3rs member) has already stated that they have what they need, and they are just working on integration and support for all devices," the developer added. That would mean the jailbreak will support all iPhone and iPad builds once it comes out.
And ensuring that the Evasi0n jailbreak will work smoothly on all iOS devices with few glitches on the horizon "is a lot of busywork," Freeman wrote.
So it is matter of waiting time but like Team Evad3rs, Freeman skipped out on providing any specific release date.
For now, jailbreakers can take comfort to the likelihood that right after Apple has issued the official iOS 7.1 update, Team Evad3rs would get to work, sift through the new coding and make the necessary adjustments to the Evasi0n jailbreak
Then the final form will be let out, which some reports said would happen around late January or early February 2014.
Note that the wait is not that too long as it took Team Evad3rs some five months to unlock iOS 6 and distribute its Evasi0n counterpart.
Meantime, the last word heard from Evad3rs was courtesy of Nikias Bassen, who according to GBM tweeted on Nov 20: "Another iDevice hacking day today! Ironically in an office above the Apple Store Hamburg Jungfernstieg."
IOS 7 Virus trojan spreads on the web!
New virus for iOS 7 spreads on the web. Symantec has conducted a survey of operating systems for smartphones and putting the spotlight Android 4.x and iPhone OS 7, the result is disturbing. Leaving aside the voices of many who say that viruses often exist because they create anti-virus vendors, see the survey results.
The origin of this "viral technology" was Russia, but the Trojan automatically sends text messages to phone numbers all over Europe, in fact, expanding the possible scope of action of the virus.
How you can fight the Trojans, and in what manner the anti-virus companies are acting? From the words of Vikram Thakur, manager of security at Symantec, we learn that the viruses that have this characteristic of polymorphism, ie the continuous change of some internal parts, are more difficult to counter. The same is also confirmed by Tim Armstrong, one of the researchers working at Kasperski Lab, who adds that, of course, the higher the level of changes that the Trojan makes to himself and the harder it is to identify and block.
(Screenshots from Urmass (Tallinn). Tnx. )
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Apple maps: how Google lost when everyone thought it had won
Apple's maps have turned out to be a hit with iPhone and iPad users in the US - despite the roasting that they were given when they first appeared in September 2012.
But Google - which was kicked off the iPhone after it refused to give Apple access to its voice-driven turn-by-turn map navigation - has lost nearly 23m mobile users in the US as a result.
That is a huge fall against the 81m Google Maps mobile users it had there at its peak in September last year, according to ComScore, a market research company, which produced the figures from regular polls of thousand of users.
The introduction of Apple's own maps with its iOS 6 software in September 2012 caused a furore after it emerged that they were littered with errors. A location in Ireland named "Airfield" was marked as an airport, Paddington station had vanished, and Helsinki railway station was - it seemed - a park. The company was panned, and chief executive Tim Cook made a public apology.
But a year on, a total of 35m iPhone owners in the US used Apple's maps during September 2013, according to ComScore, compared to a total of 58.7m Google Maps users across the iPhone and Android base.
Of those, about 6m used Google Maps on the iPhone, according to calculations by the Guardian based on figures from ComScore. That includes 2m iPhone users who have not or cannot upgrade to iOS 6, according to data from MixPanel.
That suggests Google's efforts to offer a stand-alone app since December have gained little traction with iPhone users.
"Google has lost access to a very, very important data channel in the North American market," commented Ben Wood, mobile analyst for CCS Insight, a research company based in London. "But Apple was adamant that it wasn't going to give up on doing its own maps, even when it had problems. This is a war of attrition."
European and other regional data for maps use is not available, but is expected to mirror that found in the US.
Huge valueMap data is hugely valuable both for Apple and Google in monitoring traffic flows to offer information on traffic jams, and determining user location, which is generally fed back anonymously to the relevant companies. Google also uses it to provide location-related advertising on its search and maps - an increasingly important source of income as search revenue from desktop sites flattens. Google has been aggressively pushing adverts into its maps app on all platforms since August.
For Apple, the growth in maps users is important so that it can improve its own traffic and other data relating to phone signal strength. Apple, however, is a relative minnow in location-based advertising, and has principally focussed on using the data for traffic forecasts for drivers.
The break with the iPhone came when Apple became frustrated in late 2009 by Google's refusal to provide turn-by-turn navigation for maps on the iPhone - a feature which was available on Google's own Android, and which is hugely useful for car drivers. "They broke their promise," one Apple executive told the Guardian. Google also wanted to collect more data from Apple users via maps, such as through its Latitude product, and held off offering vector graphics (which store data more efficiently, and can work offline). That sparked Apple's decision to develop its own maps offering, licensing data from TomTom and other providers.
But the introduction was a public relations fiasco, and after the initial criticism, Cook fired Scott Forstall, the head of the iPhone software team, and maps chief Richard Williamson soon afterwards.
In his apology, Cook urged people to download alternative maps apps - though Google did not then have one available for the iPhone. When it came out in December, it shot to the top of the download charts, with 10m downloads within 48 hours.
Default behaviourComScore's data suggests though that comparatively few iPhone owners actually take the trouble to use Google's maps rather than Apple's - in part because Apple's maps are the default for any driving directions or map-related search on iOS 6 and above.
According to ComScore, in September 2012 - just ahead of the introduction of Apple Maps - there were a total of 81.1m users of Google Maps, out of a total of 103.6m iPhones and Android phones users.
But a year later, its smartphone data says that the total number of Google Maps users is much lower, at 43% of iPhone and Android users - or 58.7m, despite the user base growing to 136.7m.
"For the average user, even if they have the Google Maps app, they don't use it a lot," said Andrew Lipsman, an analyst at ComScore. "In a narrow window [after the iOS app download became available] I'm sure there was a ton of activity, but only for a short period."
ComScore's data shows that in September 2013, 35m used Apple's maps at least once during the month, out of a total iPhone population of 60.1m. The 58% usage on the iPhone is reckoned to reflect the growing number of younger users who do not use mapping services; the proportion of iPhone users who use any mapping service, including Google's, has been dropping since April 2012, according to ComScore's data.
Wood said: "The thing is, on an iPhone all roads lead to Apple's maps. They're putting this front and centre for users, and getting more confident." For Google, he said, "They're very fortunate that Android is a big source of data - they will be very relieved at that." He cautioned that US iPhone users might be more eager to use Apple's maps because there seem to be fewer errors there compared to other regions, including Europe.
Google told the Guardian: "We're not currently sharing details on the number of downloads. While we can't disclose specific performance metrics, we're pleased with the product and user feedback has been positive."
Calculating the data
According to ComScore, which collects data from tens of thousands of US smartphone users every month, in September 2012 there were 81.1m users of Google Maps in total across the 103.6m users of iPhones and Android smartphones.
Facebook v Google Maps use in the US in 2012, millions of users. The number of Google Maps users dips in September as iOS 6 is rolled out. Photograph: /PR/ComScoreBut as iOS 6 began to roll out, and introduced Apple's maps as the default, the number using Google Maps dropped precipitously, even as the number of iPhones and Android phones began rising. (ComScore does not measure usage on Windows Phone or BlackBerry, which comprise only about 10% of smartphones in use in the US.) By December 2012, even though the base of iPhones and Android phones had grown to 112.9m - up 9.3m - the total number across both platforms using Google Maps on mobile at least once a month had dropped, to 74.4m.
Latest figures from ComScore, published for September 2013, say that the total number of iPhones and Android phones in the US has grown to 136.7m, the number who used the Google Maps app has kept dropping - down to 58.8m - while the number of Apple Maps users stands at 35m out of a total iPhone population of 60.1m.
The picture is made more complicated because there are differing rates of usage of maps between the two platforms - and it has changed over the measurement period. In April 2012, ComScore was quoted saying that in the US there were 31.3m iPhone users of Google Maps, and 38.2m users on Android (from a collective base of 88.4m devices, implying a 78% usage rate).
It also noted that iOS users tended to use maps more often - 9.7m used it once a day, against 7.2m for Android. In addition, iPhone users spent longer on maps than Android users - 75.5 minutes per month, against 56.2 minutes for Android.
But since then, according to ComScore, the usage rates for maps has altered, particularly as the iPhone has gained a younger base. According to Lipsman, by September 2013 "overall map usage is [now] a bit higher on Android (79% of users) than on iPhone (72% of users)."
Modelling that change in users suggests that on the iPhone, there are about 43.2m maps users in all - which would break down to 35m using Apple's maps, and another 8.3m who use Google's maps at least once a month.
Separate data from Mixpanel for the US supplied to the Guardian suggests though that there are about 2m iPhone owners in the US who have not upgraded their phones to iOS 6, and so cannot use Apple's maps.
That means that Google has gone from having at least 31m users on the iPhone in April 2012 - and perhaps as many as 35m in September 2012, based on a model using a sliding scale of maps ownership - to around 6.3m who are using it monthly on iOS 6 and above.
Update: one query that has been raised is about Waze, a traffic app which was bought in June 2013 by Google. Might US iPhone users be using Waze in preference to Apple Maps - but in effect benefiting Google?
ComScore's figures do not show Waze in the top 15 mobile apps in September 2013, for which the smallest share is 18.0% (for Facebook Messenger). That would suggest Waze was used by fewer than 24.6m people in the US in that month (18% of 136.7m base). Nor does Waze appear in ComScore's figures for July or August, the months in which maps use is highest because Americans travel (often by road) for holidays.
Worldwide, Waze's user base was "nearly 50m" in July 2013, according to Yahoo. That's a worldwide figure, and includes not just iPhones and Android (for which a client has been available since 2009), but also BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, Windows Phone, Symbian and Maemo. Without data from the company, it's impossible to know how many users Waze has on the iPhone in the US, since there's no indication of the platform or geographical split for this Israel-based company. But it seems unlikely that the loss of iPhone users of Google Maps has been made up by users of Waze.
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Top 10 Apple iOS 7 problems and complaints
Apple's iOS 7 redesign has been available to download for three weeks now since it went live on 18 September. Apple revealed soon after that 200 million devices have downloaded the software, and that number is no doubt higher now.
However, it is fair to say that not everyone has been won over by the new design as demonstrated by our head to head review of iOS 6 and iOS 7, which has seen numerous V3 readers complaining about issues, glitches and irritations with the new OS.
As such, we've put together 10 issues we've seen repeatedly raised, and some we've experienced ourselves, and that we hope Apple will be working to address in any major overhaul in the near future.
10. iMessage bug still not fixed
Since iOS 7 came out there have been complaints that messages sent over Apple's iMessage platform between devices, especially to those still on iOS 6, are failing to deliver.
Coupled with this is the fact the notification of the failure often does not arrive until much, much later, meaning a user may not be aware an important message has not been sent, until it is far too late.
This is something Apple has promised to fix but until it does, the issue remains one of the top frustrations with the new operating system.
9. Battery drain complaints
A number of users who have installed iOS 7 on older devices, such as the iPhone 5 and iPhone 4S, have reported a dip in battery life since installing Apple's fancy new software.
iPhones already don't have a great reputation when it comes to battery life, so it's fair to say this issue hasn't gone down too well among iOS 7 users. Some have said their battery is draining twice as quickly as before installing the software, while other are claiming their handset struggles to make it through just a few hours.
The iPad is also reportedly affected by the issue, but given its longer battery life, owners of the tablet haven't been so quick to moan about it. Apple is yet to issue a fix, but iOS users have found a few workarounds. These include turning off Apple's motion features, disabling 'Background App Refresh' and turning off the Airdrop feature.
8. Illegible fonts
Several V3 readers commented that they found Apple's stylish new font choice difficult to read in many situations. The combination of a high-resolution screen coupled with very thin vertical lines is causing a great deal of strife.
Steven Cogorno wrote: "It's basically unreadable. The fonts are too thin, and the translucent background is gimmicky and distracting."
It's worth noting that it is actually possible to alter various aspects of the font in iOS 7, including size and boldness. Furthermore, there are options to change the contrast of the device.
With that being said, it would seem Apple didn't take non-20/20 vision into account when designing iOS 7's default appearance.
7. Concerns linger over security issues
While Apple has rolled out two fixes since it launched iOS 7, we can't help but wonder about the other perils that lurk in the system. The passcode bypass techniques came to light fairly sharpish, and Apple has now fixed this.
However, as the 41 fixes in the iOS 7 update showed when Apple rolled out the new software, the firm is always having to patch issues as it goes.
In this respect Apple is not so different from Microsoft, but it would be nice if the launch of its new software wasn't so immediately followed up with a raft of security concerns.
6. Calendar app loses daily updates
The Calendar app in iOS 7 no longer offers an overview of the day's events when you're in the Month view. Daily information can be accessed via the reworked Notifications menu – which offers Today, All and Missed views – or by clicking through to each individual day from the month view, but after using this for a couple of weeks we found ourselves missing the original and handy monthly view.
Apple has also reworked the Calendar app to fit its new streamlined, clean look and feel. Gone are the grey lines dividing up each day, and blue banner highlighting today; in comes rows of numbers with a grey circle underneath each digit, and today highlighted by a bright red circle. Although the thinking behind Apple's disposal of lines and boxes for other apps and features of iOS 7 makes sense, in this case it seems users would prefer a calendar that looks like a calendar.
One V3 reader noted: "For older users removing calendar summary is a disaster and faded headings, taking out grey boxes, leaving glaring white pages and faded writing, along with replacing icons with vibrant icons is unsuccessful not to say hurts your eyes. Wish I had stayed with iOS 6."
5. Update is slowing down older devices
Those who haven't picked up either an iPhone 5C or iPhone 5S and who have instead installed iOS 7 on their current iPhone - or iPad - are likely experiencing a downgrade in speed, with hoards of angry iOS users slamming Apple for the slow-down they are experiencing.
The V3 team has installed iOS 7 on a third-generation iPad and an older iPhone 4, and the dip in performance is very noticeable. This is likely due to the updated operating system's fancy new motion effects, design features and reworked applications.
While Apple is yet to comment on this issue, Apple fans have been hasty in finding a quick fix for the issue, which involved turning off the newly-implemented motion effects and the translucent visuals within the redesigned interface.
So, if you want iOS 7 without a dip in performance, it looks like you'll have to settle for a compromise for now.
4. Universal search disappears
With the arrival of iOS 7, Apple has changed the search feature to remove rather than add functionality. Rather than swiping from left to right on the homescreen to search, you now tap the top of the screen. We found this takes some getting used to when moving from iOS 6 to 7, but isn't too inconvenient.
However, we didn't like the fact that you can no longer carry out a single search across your device and the web. In iOS 7, the OS will search everything stored in your device, but you need to visit a browser and carry out a separate web search. The universal search feature of previous iOS versions was a very useful feature, and one that many users would like to see returned.
One V3 reader commented: "Sorry I 'upgraded'. Most significantly, the very easy search function on the earlier version, which was accessed by swiping your finger across the home screen and which showed all possible data in the phone AND ALLOWED A WEB SEARCH for data not in the phone, has been replaced with a search function that only looks at matching data in the phone. Terrible loss of functionality!"
3. Motion sickness
Not one we've been unlucky enough to suffer from at V3, but scores of people have complained that the movement between applications on iOS 7 is inducing motion sickness.
This is said to be because of the way the phone 'lurches' in and out of apps. Furthermore, because the platform has a 3D effect called the parallax effect, this means apps and text are always adjusting to display at the viewer's angle.
All said, whether or not this is Apple's fault is slightly irrelevant. Anyone made to feel sick using their phone can only feel justified in feeling aggrieved.
2. Design gripes
Apple has based its success on having the best looking devices and software. This focus on beauty and elegance has made Sir Jony Ive the toast of the design world, earning him a knighthood in the process.
However, it is fair to say many are distinctly unimpressed with the new design of iOS 7. Criticisms seen on V3 have ranged from people describing it as making their phone look like "a Fisher Price toy" and as if it was designed "by a 13-year-old girl".
Other issues focusing on more specific areas of the redesign include the over use of white backgrounds, which are hard to look at on apps such as Notes: "The Notes pages used to have lines and made your text far clearer and readable but not now," as one reader noted.
Furthermore, the use of a foggy grey shade for folders and the fixed app bar at the bottom of the screen is fairly uninspiring. These criticisms could well hurt Apple and maybe it will consider a minor refresh to the platform when it unveils its next new iOS products. We, and many others, certainly hope so.
1. No downgrade option to iOS 6
Often if you buy something and then regret this decision, you can take the item in question back to the shop and get a refund. However, with software it is not so simple and Apple has removed any chance of a backwards downgrade to iOS 6 for those really hating the new OS.
For some V3 readers this has proved an immense irritiation: "I have just written direct to Apple to complain about the fact that they are actively denying customer satisfaction by not allowing those of us who absolutely hate iOS 7 to change back," wrote one.
The reason Apple removes the option to revert to an old system is because it wants as many devices as possible across its ecosystem on the same platform. This helps the firm maintain a controlled environment, unlike the wild west of Android where device fragmentation is rife.
As such, if you're on iOS 6 now and are yet to upgrade, and concerned these issues will frustrate you, you may just want to hold out as a modern day Luddite on an old iOS platform, and wait for a major update to iOS 7 to address all the above issues.
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'Let's get wasted!' Sick app that encoura...
- Let's Get Wasted app asks players to tap in what alcohol they have to hand
- It then randomly selects a person and they are told what to drink
- Hundreds of alcohol-related apps are available on social media sites
- Norman Lamb has called on Google and Apple to launch investigation
A Health Minister last night led calls for a ban on 'dangerous' mobile phone apps that encourage young people to binge-drink.
Norman Lamb, the Lib Dem Minister for Care, called on Google and Apple to launch an urgent investigation into 'irresponsible' drinking games sold through their online markets, which could fuel drink-related health problems and anti-social behaviour.
The intervention came after a Mail on Sunday investigation uncovered hundreds of alcohol-related apps and promotions on social media sites that critics say target youngsters and popularise excessive drinking.
Excess: The Let's Get Wasted app, left, on Google Play asks players to tap in what alcohol they have to hand
Binge drinking: It then randomly selects a player and they are instructed to drink what the app suggests
This newspaper identified more than 340 alcohol-related apps available to download on the Google and Apple stores.
Some of them have been downloaded tens of thousands of times by British users, many of whom are suspected to be under the age of 18.
Examples of drinking games online include Let's Get Wasted on Google Play, which has been downloaded 8,000 times in the UK, either for free or for just 83p.
Players tap in the types of alcohol they have to hand and choose a cartoon character as their avatar.
Designer: Chris Gabler, 23, from Vienna, developed the Let's Get Wasted app
The game then selects a player roulette-style and they are instructed to drink what the app suggests. Volumes are decided at random.
Players monitor their alcohol levels through stages including 'tipsy', 'boozy', 'well-oiled', 'drunk' and 'loaded.'
If a player refuses a drink, the game makes a 'chicken' noise. The winner is the first to reach the final stage of 'wasted'.
Developer Chris Gabler, 23, from Vienna, said: 'I was looking at the Play store for a drinking game so I decided to make my own.
'The responses were very positive. On a weekend, about 2,500 people all over the world play my drinking game.'
Other games such as King of Booze and Bomba Drink - both of which are drinking challenges featuring cartoon characters and video game-style graphics - are currently being sold through Apple's App Store.
A recent Australian study found that the majority of alcohol-related apps for mobile phones or tablet computers fell into 'entertainment' categories rather than 'health'.
Researchers from the Burnet Institute in Melbourne said: 'The majority of popular alcohol-related apps encouraged alcohol consumption.'
After The Mail on Sunday alerted him to the games, Mr Lamb said: 'It's pretty abhorrent and I condemn those organisations because it promotes behaviour which has a massive impact on our A&E departments and police forces.
'The damage that it can do is immense, so I think the people who promote these apps should think again.'
Conservative MP Andrew Percy, a member of the Health Select Committee, called the apps 'dangerous' and backed Mr Lamb's call for a ban.
Ben Shields, 24, whose teenage brother Mark died after drinking three pints of beer and eight double spirits in 40 minutes, said: 'I'm appalled apps which encourage young people to get wasted are being marketed in their thousands by Google.
'I have learnt first-hand just how dangerous alcohol can be.'
Google said: 'Apps that focus on consumption or sale of alcohol must be rated "high maturity" so parents can control their children's access to them.'
Apple last night declined to comment.
iPad Air EXPLODES in FIREBALL, terrified fanbois flee App...
Apple fanbois around the world are on red alert after one of the latest fruity fondleslabs caught fire and exploded in an Australian Vodafone shop.
A demonstration model of the new iPad Air caused a fire so intense that the fire brigade were called.
Although no-one was hurt in the fire, fanbois around the world will be sleeping a little less easily tonight.
A photograph obtained by the Daily Mail shows Apple's hottest (sorry) fondleslab looking like it had been baked in a dirty oven.
The newspaper quoted a Vodafone spokesman who saw a "burst of flames" shoot out of the iPad's charging port.
An Apple iApparatchik was straight on the scene to work out why the Air had caught fire.
There have been several examples of iPhones and dodgy Chinese chargers going pop, but this is believed to be the first time an iPad has ignited.
The iPad Air has had glowing reviews (if you'll pardon the pun) from almost everyone except this reporter, who described the launch of the fondleslab as a a load of hot air.
Your correspondent visited the London iPad Air launch and was unimpressed: Yes, it's an iPad, which weighs a bit less than the old one and is quicker. The Air is to previous models what Lady Gaga is to Madonna - different, but not all that different, and therefore a bit rubbish when you remember how exciting the first one was all those years ago.
And now it comes with the added risk of an explosion. No thanks.
Apple's head of iOS leaves after 23 years at company
The man whose name is on a patent for visual voicemail, and ran Apple's development teams for the iPhone and iPad operating system, has retired after 23 years there.
Henri Lamiraux, Apple's vice president of engineering for iOS, was responsible for the implementation of features and Apple's apps within its mobile software, as well as management of the team fixing bugs and issues and delivering those bug fixes to customers.
As one of the few engineers involved with the iPhone since its inception, Lamiraux retired following the release of iOS 7, according to a statement sent to Apple news site 9to5Mac, as well as his LinkedIn and Facebook pages.
Head of iOS under Craig FederighiAfter a rejig of Apple's corporate structure put Craig Federighi in charge of both the iOS and OS X desktop operating software, Lamiraux was left as the head of iOS under Federighi.
Before Federighi took over, Lamiraux worked for Scott Forstall, who was responsible for the ill-fated skeuomorphic direction of iOS 5 and 6, with computer interfaces that resembled real-life objects replete with leather stitching around calendars and address books. Forstall's divisive style and apparent refusal to take responsibility for the Apple Maps fiasco was seen as key to his being forced out in October 2012.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Lamiraux was known for his software bug reports, a "well-liked Frenchman" who shied away from confrontation.
The father of Visual VoicemailHe started his at Apple in 1990, initially as a Mac software engineer, moving to management and then on to director of software engineering for iOS.
Lamiraux joined the iOS engineering team in 2005, which made him one of the few engineers to be involved with the iPhone from its inception. His name appears on a couple of crucial Apple patents, including Visual Voicemail - Apple's reimagining of voicemail that allows the recipient to view messages in a list and play them out of sequence.
It is unknown who will replace Lamiraux as the vice president of iOS engineering at Apple. The company declined to comment on his departure.
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Hello everyone, new member from Alabama.... I was thinking about adding a bull bar to my truck but all the ones I see are so high they cover up the chevy emblem in the middle of the grill. Do they make a shorter version?
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02-21-2012, 09:22 PM #2Welcome to the club. You might want to look on e bay the have a lot of different styles of Bull Bars.
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02-21-2012, 09:29 PM #4Thanks Randy.
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02-21-2012, 09:30 PM #5Check out this link: http://www.carid.com/grill-guards.ht...FVABQAodPRXbOA
I bought an awesome WESTIN grille guard... Nice product.. the original one... GOOD LUCK!
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02-21-2012, 09:39 PM #7No Prob!! cant wait to see pics!! I am fan of grille guards and stuff... Nice MOD!!
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02-21-2012, 11:29 PM #10Al, a member on our site, has a pretty cool one that does not go up very high. Although he has a GMC, I think you'll get a pretty good idea if it will work for your Silverado. Here is a link to his photo album.
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Sunday, September 11, 2011
What did Lewis Cleage Look Like?
Lewis Cleage is one of my ancestors that I do not have a photograph of. Above is a photograph of his wife, Celia Rice Sherman holding their granddaughter Barbara Cleage Martin. The other photograph includes their 5 children. In the front are Albert B. Cleage Sr. (my grandfather), Josephine (Josie) Cleage and Edward Cleage. Behind Albert is Henry and behind Edward is Jacob (Jake). Below are several descriptions and stories of Lewis by grandchildren who never met him.
Lewis Cleage and Celia were married and had young children. One of them was grandfather Cleage. Lewis C. worked all day for 50 cents. Celia worked all week for 50 cents. He often spent his on good times before he got home. Many nights he spent in jail - drunk - playing the guitar and singing! One evening she waited for him where he worked so she could get him and the money home before he spent it. He had had a drink or two and was cussing and threatening her as they went down a country road toward home. She was hanging on to him and crying. A passing white man stopped them, cursed Lewis, told him to stop abusing his wife, etc. And if he heard in future about him abusing her, he would find him and kill him. They never saw him again, until...
About twenty years later Celia was on the train going to see her children - who were now grown with children of their own. A white man on the train spoke to her. Asked if she wasn't the same woman he had seen on the country road, etc., etc., and asked how she was!
Thought you would enjoy this. Louis remembers everything - knows lots of good stories.
Story by Louis Cleage (grandson) as told to Doris Graham Cleage. 1-29-79
Grandfather Louis: Tall, big-boned man in stature, heavy voice, coarse hair.
As described by Juanita Cleage Martin (granddaughter) in her writing "Memories to Memoirs" 1990
Lewis Cleage was a large, dark skinned man. He spent a lot of time playing his guitar, drinking and landing in jail. They could hear him in the cabin over at the jail, singing and playing the guitar. He'd get drunk, they'd throw him in jail. He was born in Louden, Tennessee and was shot early on, leaving Celia a widow.
As described by Henry W. Cleage (grandson) to Kristin Cleage Williams 1990s
According to his death certificate, Lewis Cleage didn't die until 1918 in Indianapolis, Indiana. He died of Lobar pneumonia. I think I need to figure out how to find court records and see if I can find him there.
4 comments:
- Megan said...
I am hanging on every word, visualizing every detail. Feel like "family" in a very odd way... having found his final burial spot and confirming such, this is one story this family / man that I hope you can find out what is fact and what is fiction. Anxious for the next "chapter". Meg and Jim
- September 11, 2011 at 3:03 PM
- Brett Payne said...
I am riveted too. How difficult to research a man like this. They say that it's easier to research the black sheep of the family because they leave a better paper trail, but I've yet to see good evidence of this. Perhaps that's for serious crimes, rather than "misdemeanours."
- September 11, 2011 at 4:11 PM
- Kristin said...
Brett and Megan, I am looking forward to finding out more about him too. He's turning in to more of a person and less of a shadow with ever new find.
Wish I'd have gotten more of my uncle Louis' stories too. By the time I was close enough to ask he was pretty tired out. - September 11, 2011 at 4:16 PM
- Mavis said...
Interesting. Looking forward to reading and finding out more.
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I have buried a wife, two grandchildren and two of my children. I know the sorrow connected with the death of loved ones.
Our president tried to use words that would comfort those families. He said our nation will no longer tolerate violence, or words to that effect. He said God had called the slain ones home.
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She also knows full well what a silly fop charlie is.
I guess she needs the check. Other than that, would you want Charles as your boss?
Because she is a dignified lady who puts her duty to her country first.
The Queen loves her son as much as we other mothers love our sons. Out of respect for her, I would never think otherwise. For Queen Elizabeth, love of country and devotion to duty means she is on the throne until her death. She never considered any other path. Her family knows this. With England literally fading before our eyes, I don´t think it matters much who is on the throne after Elizabeth. Just my take..
Anti-monarchists must countenance the fact that eliminating the royalty would elevate some slimy MP to head of state for an indeterminate amount of time. Too horrible to contemplate.
will someone tell the Brits how silly they look with kings and queens in the 21st century.
Simply put, the Queen of England knows well her son...he is a total dufus!
The English Monarchy has been the embodyment and face of the British people since Alfred the Great in 849. The Brits can be rightfully proud of this tradition. Having said that, the Queen is a figurehead. She has no real power. The current Queen has admirably represented her people her whole life. Its a shame she has only that imbasillic twit Charles to pass the title to. I´m sure she could skip a generation and pass it on to William, but I´m sure she loves her son and would not embarrass him by doing that.
#8, HM cannot bypass Charles. It´s law, not whimsy. Charles is next in line.I don´t know the details of the Law of Succession, as in what happens if the next-in-line is certifiably insane, but we all know what happens if he wants to marry someone who is entirely and legally unsuitable. Times have greatly changed since Edward abdicated so Camilla will not be a stumbling block to Charles succeeding his mother.
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Küche+Cucina have been designing award winning kitchens since 1986. They have won a variety of design awards, including the "Best of Show" Design Award from Signature Kitchen &... Read More
Miami, FL, US 33122
MACRAL DESIGN CORP is dedicated to importing from Europe furnitures and other products for bathroom, bedroom, living room and dining room. All of our products are designed and... Read More
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Buffalo, NY, US 14214-2152
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Full Service Remodeling Company. Family owned & operated since 1984. 4000+ s.f. showroom with live displays. From design concepts, through selections and completion of projects,... Read More
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At Mogastone, we fabricate and install custom granite and marble kitchen countertops for kitchen and baths, fireplaces and built ins, desk tops and conference tables. Read More
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At WarmlyYours, we are proud to offer a radiant solution for every area of life. From our flagship product, our Electric Floor Heating Systems, to our outdoor Snow Melting and... Read More
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Kitchen Palette: The Only Interchangeable Backsplash on the Market
Kitchen Palette is the perfect choice for architects, interior designers, builders and DIY'ers as it allows... Read More
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Whether your taste runs to the simple or the stately, DeWils fine cabinetry has the perfect style for you. While they may look different on the surface, all of our cabinets have... Read More
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One of the country's top comedians and a New York Times bestselling author, Rita Rudner is also an award-winning television personality, screenwriter, playwright, Broadway dancer, and actress. A house-filling favorite in Las Vegas since she opened as one of the hottest tickets in town in June 2000, Rudner is known for her epigrammatic one-liners. Over the course of a 2,000-plus show run in Las Vegas, she has sold more than 1 million tickets and become the longest-running solo show in the history of Sin City. She was named Las Vegas Comedian Of The Year nine years in a row.
The Venetian is delighted to host Rita as her exclusive Las Vegas home through 2014.
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