Pod2g had already mentioned that the iOS 5.1.1 untethered jailbreak will not work on the Apple TV 3, iPhone 3GS, iPod Touch 3rd gen and below. To make things clearer, below is a list of devices that have been confirmed to be working with the jailbreak:

iPhone 4
iPhone 4S
iPad 1
iPad 2 WiFi
The New iPad WiFi (iPad 3)

Now, as you can conjure from the above list, Pod2g hasn’t tested the jailbreak on all iOS devices. Here’s a list of devices that haven’t been tested yet, but will be soon:

iPod Touch 4th Gen
iPad 2 GSM
iPad 2 CDMA
iPad 2 WiFi, R2
iPad 3 CDMA
iPad 3 Global
AppleTV 2

Recently pod2g posted on his blog that something big was going to happen at the conference, saying;

It’s like something big’s going to happen at HITB related to jailbreaking : look at this.

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The Windows Phone version includes “Jobs” and “Companies” tiles, which are missing entirely from the iOS and Android apps. From the “Jobs” tile, you can browse through suggested jobs, search for jobs, and save specific listings. You won’t, however, be able to actually apply to jobs through the app — you’ll need to go onto the browser-based site for that.

As part of an introductory offer by Airtel, customers subscribing to 4G services will now be given a cashback for the CPE / dongle – which the company hopes will pave the way for mass adoption of 4G services. Airtel 4G is also available in a 30GB pack priced at Rs. 2,999.

Customers can choose from over 35 high quality Bollywood movie title on video streaming. “While 10 movie titles will be available free of cost for customers during the first month, movie buffs can pay a monthly subscription of INR 149 and watch unlimited movies.

The core package contains  ZoneAlarm’s free firewall, plus a basic antivirus engine licensed from Kaspersky. There is also a strong antiphishing module, basic identity theft protection, and 5GB of online backup space available if you need it.

ZoneAlarm Free Antivirus + Firewall seems like a capable suite, with plenty of features and plenty of configuration options to help you set up the system just the way you’d like. And if you do decide to upgrade, then there are a couple of alternatives which are both currently available at a discount.

Dropbox boosted its free storage limit from 2GB to 5GB with the introduction of a new digital image offering.The first 500MB will come with the first automatic upload, with more being given as users continue to upload photos and videos until the extra 3GB of storage is reached.

Google’s (Google Drive) entry in the cloud storage market has turned on the heat across the industry, as competitors are now fine-tuning their services. Expect more features and updates for all cloud storage services.

The Forex market is a global decentralized financial market for the exchange of currencies. Around the world various financial centers act as hubs for trading between a wide range of different types of buyers and sellers 24 hours a day, except weekends. It is the foreign exchange market that determines the value of one country’s currency relative to another.

Forex trades can be placed through a broker or market maker. It has an enormous $4 Trillion Dollar a day in trading volume.

The Wi-Fi only version of the product with 16GB memory is priced at Rs 30,500/- while the Wi-Fi + 4G version with 16GB memory sells for Rs 38,900/-.

The new iPad for the most part is of the same construction as the iPad 2, except it has managed to put on a little weight and a wee bit more thickness.

Apart from the new A5X chip with the updated graphics processing capabilities, the new iPad has been confirmed to possess the same rear and front cameras found in the iPhone 4 (5 Megapixel with 1080p video recording at the rear and a less capable camera for video chatting at the front). In addition to the new cameras, the new iPad also has double the RAM of the iPad 2.

Unknown to most of them, their problem began when international hackers ran an online advertising scam to take control of infected computers around the world. In a highly unusual response, the FBI set up a safety net months ago using government computers to prevent internet disruptions for those infected users. But that system is to be shut down.

The FBI is encouraging users to visit a website run by its security partner, http://www.dcwg.org , that will inform them whether they’re infected and explain how to fix the problem. After July 9, infected users won’t be able to connect to the internet.

Most victims don’t even know their computers have been infected, although the malicious software probably has slowed their web surfing and disabled their antivirus software, making their machines more vulnerable to other problems.

Modus operandi

This is what happened:

Hackers infected a network of probably more than 570 000 computers worldwide. They took advantage of vulnerabilities in the Microsoft Windows operating system to install malicious software on the victim computers. This turned off antivirus updates and changed the way the computers reconcile website addresses behind the scenes on the internet’s domain name system.

The DNS system is a network of servers that translates a web address —-such as www.ap.org – into the numerical addresses that computers use. Victim computers were reprogrammed to use rogue DNS servers owned by the attackers. This allowed the attackers to redirect computers to fraudulent versions of any website.

The hackers earned profits from advertisements that appeared on websites that victims were tricked into visiting. The scam netted the hackers at least $14 million, according to the FBI. It also made thousands of computers reliant on the rogue servers for their internet browsing.