Ahmad Bin Shafiq

The Iphone is Tracking YOU!!! Bad news for hackers.. no more hacking with style the big bros from apple are tracking everyone that contains an iPhone.  Even though jailbreaking the iPhone is no longer illegal using the iPhone for other hacking techniques might get you caught. So lets stay safe and stay ANDROID!!  Enjoy :)

T80 Core To Be The Most Precise 8080 To Date 8080 Emulation Quality 8080 has many dark corners. Unlike its more popular successor Z80, 8080 had never been studied enough and most emulator code, and FPGA cores, relied on data from various books and often even word of mouth. Thusly, it's known that DAA instruction doesn't yield correct result after subtration but it's not known why and AC flag has mysterious ways too.. Just recently a few enthusiastic people from a Russian Vector-06c fans forum found a piece of software for Vector-06c which could not be started in any of the existing emulators, couldn't be started in my FPGA replica yet had no problem running in the real Vector-06c at all. After some investigation it turned out that 8080 ALU had AC flag inverted after SUB operation. This involves SUB, SBB, SBI, DCR, CMP, CPI instructions. The pesky ware used the contents of 8080 flags register as a branch address. Ultimately it led to this discovery of aux...

Apple Pay vs. Google Wallet: hands-on experiences at McDonald's Previous  |  Next Image 1 of 15 Next Previous Visiting McDonald's with an iPhone 6 Plus and Moto X Apple Pay launched yesterday with the iOS 8.1 release. I updated my Apple iPhone 6 Plus , grabbed the new Moto X loaded with Google Wallet, and headed out to test these two virtual wallets at a local McDonald's restaurant. I have been using Google Wallet on Nexus devices since late 2011 , but this service has been held back by wireless carrier restrictions and a lack of promotion from Google. Thus, I have been looking forward to Apple's new Apple Pay system with hopes that its advertising and reality distortion field would get companies signed up so at least one of these systems could see success. The new Apple Pay service has broad support with the potential to finally bring some attention to the capabili...

Apple to replace bent iPhone 6 Plus models Apple has promised to replace faulty iPhone 6 handsets following customer complaints that handsets have bent while in pockets. On Wednesday, owners of one of Apple's latest flagship smartphone range, the iPhone 6 Plus, took to social media to complain that the large handset unexpectedly bends when placed in a pocket. In what has been dubbed #bendgate on Twitter, iPhone 6 users tweeted that while the smartphones remained operational, slight bends formed generally in the middle or the top of the handset. According to some of the complaints , bends formed when the device be placed under pressure -- for example, when the user sits down for a period of time. Read this The worst tech flops and service fails of all time What do Google's Notebook, Apple's Ping and Microsoft's Zune have in common? Failure to launch, closure, and poor sales -- and they are al...

WordPress vs. Tumblr vs. Blogger   5 Black Friday deals to plan for now October 24, 2014 — Kim Komando Deciding to start a blog is not even close to half the battle, but it is a step in the right direction. A blog—short for “Web log”—is a great way to share your interests, hobbies, and causes with the world. Many have even used their blogs to launch full-fledged careers. But before you can revel in the glories of blogging, you have to make one big choice: What blogging platform are you going to use? Although there numerous Web-publishing services out there, there’s no denying WordPress, Tumblr, and Blogger are the three most popular given their wide-reaching acceptance and deep integration on the Web. Moreover, each blog is custom-tailored for a different user and audience. Whereas WordPress is best suited for professional users who want to outfit their blog with upgrades and plugins, Tumblr finds grounding in quick, comm...

Are You Still Using Windows XP? You should know that Microsoft has finally given up on its most successful product and announced that it won’t support Windows XP any more. In other words, millions of computers all over the world are now at risk from security threats, but the software giant failed to persuade people to switch to another operating system. According to the latest statistics, almost 25% of the world’s machines still run XP. Of course, it has been a pretty long run. Windows XP was released in the mid-2001 and its development was started in the late 1990s. Its prototype code was codenamed “Neptune” and built on the Windows NT kernel, intended for consumers. In the meantime, an updated version of Windows 2000 was also initially planned for the business market. In the early 2000, both of these projects were shelved in favor of a single operating system nickenamed “Whistler”, which could be used in both bus...

: Socio-Economic impact of 3G/4G technology on Pakistan: Socio-Economic impact of 3G/4G technology on Pakistan   The Government of Pakistan is going to auction 3G/4G spectrum on April 23, 2014. The 3G/4G will enhance the broadband proliferation in Pakistan. This service will generate revenue between Rs. 380 and Rs. 1180 up to 2020 for national exchequer of the country. By launching this service mobile users will migrate from text or voice based services to data driven services like video calling, live video streaming, e-education, e-banking, e-health, e-commerce and social media applications. The 3G/4G service will provide ubiquitous internet access to users through smart phones. The debut of this service will open huge opportunities for entrepreneurs in Pakistan and generate million of direct and indirect jobs. This technology will improve productivity and efficiency of government, corporations a...