You can Circumvent iOS 7.1.1 screen using Siri !!!

With the introduction of the iPhone 5s in the market, came along the feature of fingerprint scanner for extra security purposes. But apparently, it turns out that Siri, Apple’s trademark software, can be a turncoat of sorts. Bypassing the iOS 7.1.1’s system’s pass code or even the TouchID secured screen is as easy as requesting Siri to politely do it.

The so called fingerprint scanner is also not entirely trustworthy. A group of hackers who go by the name of Chaos Computer Club claim to have cracked the TouchID fingerprint scanner using ‘easy everyday means’. It was done by using a high resolution photo of the user’s fingerprints from any suitable surface, and then printed on a sheet of latex, which is used as a fake. The TouchID of ios 7.1.1 method works perfectly as advertised, and it is not likely that thieves hang around with fingerprint photographs. So this glitch can be overlooked for now.

The catch here is, Siri can be activated even in a locked phone. Just activate Siri and ask for contacts. Siri will request you to unlock the phone first. But if Siri is requested to make a call, she doesn’t stop you and the list is all yours. It lets you browse the contacts stored on the phone and allows you to make a call out to any one of them.

Sherif Hashim, who found out this glitch in Apple’s virtual assistant, claims that there are ways where you can edit, copy, paste, or even share contacts,. You could message or mail them too through this exploit. He provides a video showing these features.

You can Circumvent iOS 7.1.1 screen using Siri !!!

Touch ID is more quicker and accurate in iOS 7.1.1

Is Touch ID working better for you since you updated to iOS 7.1.1? There is a change in the speed and and precision of Touch ID on the Apple iPhone 5s,since Apple has allegedly changed the scanning process in its new iOS built.

With iOS 7.1.1 Apple now takes multiple scans of each position you place finger at setup instead of a single one and uses algorithms to predict potential errors that could arise in the future. Touch ID was supposed to gradually improve accuracy with every scan but the problem was if you didn’t scan well on setup it would ruin your experience until you re-setup your finger. iOS 7.1.1 not only removes that problem and increases accuracy but also greatly reduces the calculations your iPhone 5S had to make while unlocking the device which means you should get a much faster unlock time.

We can conclude that Touch ID is coming to the Apple iPad Air 2 and the next iteration of the Apple iPad mini with Retina display. The fingerprint scanner appears to be more worthy and less “gimmicky” as the feature is quicker and more accurate.

Touch ID is more quicker and accurate in iOS 7.1.1

Photoshop Express for iOS gets UI overhaul

The newest version of Adobe’s Photoshop for mobile handsets, Photoshop Express, has come with an update for iOS. The recent release refreshes the means and manages to focus on user interaction with it.

The innovative “editing experience”, as Adobe brags about it, is not to just the modifications in design aspect as well as standard bug-fixes and optimizations, but also provides options like quick sharing.

 

Apart of that, new features consist of pet-eye mode. It clears the green-eye effect when shooting pets. Adding more to such features, it has updated tooltips throughout the User Interface. Now, user can experience an auto-resume feature which means that one doesn’t have to save the unfinished work while minimizing the app and it’ll keep in mind where you left off and on which picture.

There is no doubt that the application-interface is optimized for both iPhones and iPads, while the latter features the similar updated editing features.

In the end, the application lets you speedily share via SMS or Instagram, and the Photo Picker tool has also been updated. So Apple users can get the upgraded app here.

 

http://blog.gsmarena.com/photoshop-express-ios-gets-ui-overhaul/

Photoshop Express for iOS gets UI overhaul