Apple Seeds is iSource’s daily roundup of Apple-related stories for the most diehard of fans, or for the news junkie that has to have all of the day’s news: Hacker Responsible for AT&T iPad Security Break Pleads Guilty Computerworld is reporting that the hacker responsible for the stealing information from 120,000 AT&T iPad users has […]
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Apple Seeds: Hacker Pleads Guilty to AT&T iPad Security Breach, WWDC 2011 Sessions Available to Developers, iOS 5 B2 Release, More

Jun 27th 2011 by

Apple Seeds is iSource’s daily roundup of Apple-related stories for the most diehard of fans, or for the news junkie that has to have all of the day’s news:

Hacker Responsible for AT&T iPad Security Break Pleads Guilty

Computerworld is reporting that the hacker responsible for the stealing information from 120,000 AT&T iPad users has pleaded guilty. The charge carries a 12-18 month sentence. The other hacker associated with the case is still in plea negotiations. [Read More]

Apple Now Posting Video and Slideshow Presentations from WWDC 2011 for Registered Developers

Apple is now posting video sessions from WWDC 2011 on iTunes and on their developer page. The videos and accompanying slideshows of 109 sessions ranging from Core OS, to Graphics, Media and Games, to Developer Tools, are listed. [Read More]

Apple Seeds iOS 5 Beta 2 to Developers

Apple has seeded iOS 5 Beta 2 (build 915248d) to developers. This update comes with a few UI tweaks, and more importantly, Wi-Fi syncing. Fair warning, and we know this from personal experience, iTunes 10.5b2, which is included in the seed, will not sync with devices with iOS 5 Beta 1 installed. [Read More]

Analyst Predicts Apple Will Sell Second, Prepaid iPhone this Fall

Chirs Whitmore an analyst for Deutsche Bank suspects that Apple will roll out two new iPhone models this fall, one of which will be a cheaper model with an unsubsidized cost of $349. This new iPhone would come with a prepaid voice plan. We’ll see. [Read More]

Apple to Move From Samsung to TSMC for ‘A6’ Chip Manufacturing

More reports are surfacing that Apple will be shifting the manufacturing of their system-on-a-chip processors from Samsung to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC). Specifically, they suggest that the next-generation “A6” chip will be manufactured by TSMC. I wonder if this has anything to do with the Apple-Samsung patent dispute? [Read More]

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