[apple-iphone] Re: Apps & virus/spysweeper programs for iPhone
I read the email warning of Apps not being regulated & potential spy &
other such malicious stuff, good caution
But a question I haven't checked out the iTunes store
But before my iPhone several phones back I ordered a Air Virus Scan
for my touch phone
I wonder if there is such a program designed for iPhones that detect
spyware viruses etc
I wouldn't mind having something that could protect
My iPhone is not jail broken not really interested in doing such
I wonder if Norton or other virus scans or spysweeper etc out there
might have something marketable
At the same time I'll look if I see something I'll share
Jimmy D
Anmore, BC
Close to Vancouver
Sent from my iPhone
On 2010-02-05, at 13:54, Bill B <bill.boulware@
> Sent to you by Bill B via Google Reader: Apple Plans Video Calling
> and
> Location Aware Social Networking For iPhone [Patents] via Gizmodo by
> Brian Barrett on 2/5/10
>
> Apple's sweeping "Device to Device Location Awareness" patent covers a
> lot of ground, not the least of which are a hint at iPhone video
> conferencing and the ability to locate whoever's on the receiving end
> of your call.
>
> According to the technology proposed in the patent, a caller's phone
> would ping the mobile device it's communicating with to request
> location details. The second device determines its location and sends
> the information back to the originating cellphone, where it's
> automatically displayed on the screen. It appears to be an opt-in
> service, so all you Sneaky Petes won't have to share your location if
> you don't want to.
>
> One intriguing section of the patent also suggests a video
> conferencing
> future for the iPhone:
>
> "Note that the reference to 'voice call' here is not limited to a
> conventional, sound-only conversation. It may also include video of
> the
> two users, synchronized with their audio."
>
> It may indeed! And while the patent was only made public today, it was
> originally filed way back in the fall of 2008.
>
> A full breakdown of the dirty details can be found at Patently Apple.
> In the meantime, all you video call-loving stalkers should be
> salivating right now. [USPTO via Patently Apple]
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