A passionate Canadian indie iOS developer, Adam Bell Adam Bell, has got his hands on Google Glass himself, and by taking advantage of Google’s Glass Mirror API (which is essentially a REST API) and “abusing” the iOS notifications, he managed to forward all iOS notifications from iOS to Glass (via9to5Mac).
What this means is Google Glass users will get the benefit of receiving the system-wide notification — Facebook, Instagram, iMessage etc. — on their Glass, and take their iPhone out to respond to it.
As you can see from the video below, the tweak is working well, despite being in early stages only. Also, the tweak is currently available for jailbroken devices, due to the limitations of iOS. Bell says he will upload the tweak to GitHub shortly and eventually release a fully developed jailbreak tweak in Cydia.
For the jailbreakers out there, the Pangu Team released a semi-tethered jailbreak for iOS 9.3.3 and iOS 9.3.2 on the weekend. Semi-tethered means if you reboot your device (or run out of battery), the jailbreak will be removed. However, in order to get this jailbreak back, you don’t require a computer as you just need to...
Shortly after the first beta of iOS 10 was released, renowned Canadian hacker iH8sn0w showed off an iPhone 5 running an untethered jailbreak. Today it was Pangu's turn to show it is possible to jailbreak Apple's latest mobile operating system (via 9to5Mac). Pangu is the Chinese hacking team responsible for several of the most recent jailbreaks....
The first beta of iOS 10 has been around for only four days, but it has already been cracked by well-known Canadian hacker iH8sn0w. In a video posted on YouTube just a few hours ago, he documented that iOS 10 is indeed vulnerable to jailbreak exploits. In the video he shared, he used a 32-bit...
