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The hackers who maintain Corona, the A5 jailbreak on Cydia, have announced a new update that fixes errors loading images in iBooks, as well as the white app icon bug. The original version of Corona “had sandbox kernel patches that broke iBooks. As of 1.0-5, Corona uses the working ones from comex,” accor... |
2 February 2012
09:06 GMT |
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In anticipation of the A5 jailbreak release for iPhone 4S and iPad 2 users worldwide, iPhone Dev-Team leader MuscleNerd has issued a lengthy explanatory post on the implications of said jailbreak. The hacker suggests the release is moments away. In a terse message sent out to all his Twitter followers, MuscleNerd to... |
20 January 2012
05:19 GMT |
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Cydia gatekeeper Jay Freeman, better known as Saurik among members of the iOS community, has issued an updated version of Corona that untethers A4 jailbreaks under iOS 5.0.1. The updated utility addresses an iBooks bug. An update to Corona had been scheduled since last week. A few hours ago, the updated jailbreak t... |
16 January 2012
03:01 GMT |
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It has been revealed that iOS 5.1 is not vulnerable to the untethered jailbreak exploit used in Corona, the Chronic Dev Team’s Cydia app that enables a wire-free hack for A4 devices.Via CydiaHelp comes word that iPhone developer Nadeem Ateyeh has some bad news for the jailbreak community.Apple’s recent iO... |
15 January 2012
11:10 GMT |
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Those who are anxiously anticipating the A5 jailbreak still have some waiting to do, but a forthcoming update to Corona should pique the interest of some existing jailbroken users.The infamous Pod2g confirms on his blog that fellow hacker "@xvolks worked to include @comex sandbox patches into the Corona GIT. Expect a... |
13 January 2012
16:01 GMT |
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One of the people helping out with the A5 jailbreak has announced on Twitter that the Corona kernel has been patched to resolve a problem with Apple’s iBooks application on jailbroken devices.
About an hour ago, the Chronic Dev’s Pod2g retweeted a fellow hacker’s update on his progress on iOS jailb... |
12 January 2012
10:45 GMT |
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An untethered jailbreak for iPhone 4S and iPad 2 owners is just around the corner, going by an unexpected tweet from French hacker Pod2g who is wasting no time in developing a cordless hack for A5 devices.
Although he’s working on his own terms developing hacks, Chronic Dev Team member Pod2g apparently doesn&r... |
4 January 2012
02:35 GMT |
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A jailbreak tool recently unleashed by the Chronic Dev Team on Cydia can “untether” your existing (tethered) iOS 5.0.1 jailbreak, which means that you won’t have to do a restore, and that you won’t lose anything important, such as photos, apps, etc.
Corona, as the untether-tool is called, wor... |
28 December 2011
13:21 GMT |
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The Chronic Dev team’s own tool to untether your iOS 5.0.1 jailbreak is now available on Cydia, according to a new blog post over at Greenpois0n.com.According to Pod2g’s hacking friends, “in hopes of making your holidays just a bit happier, this morning we are pleased to announce the release of an u... |
27 December 2011
15:41 GMT |
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About 5 days ago, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) celebrated the launch of its Hinode solar observatory, a 5-year-old telescope that has provided solar physicists with a new understanding of the Sun and its characteristics.
As evidenced by the December 6, 2006, image attached to this article, the obser... |
2 November 2011
09:50 GMT |
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Solar physicists proposed the existence of powerful magnetic plasma waves called Alfvén waves many years ago, but thus far evidence to prove they actually form have been scarce at best. A new study now identifies the formations with a great deal of accuracy. The work represents the first time that the powerful... |
28 July 2011
04:51 GMT |
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A team of experts at the American space agency announce that one of their monitoring spacecraft was recently able to snap an interesting view of surf wave-like features developing in the solar atmosphere.The group explains that these features traversing the corona may hold clues as to how exactly energy is transferre... |
8 June 2011
05:26 GMT |
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Solar physicists in Japan announce the discovery of two huge holes in the surface of the Sun. They say that the structures are most likely gateways through which the star expels matter and gas from its interior into its surroundings.
According to the research team, the new image was snapped using the Hinode satel... |
12 February 2011
04:02 GMT |
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Over the years, a large number of Sun-observing telescopes have been launched to various orbits, but there was always a certain portion of the star's super-hot atmosphere that evaded analysis. Using the most recent NASA observatory, studying the solar layers is now easier than ever before. The American space age... |
14 January 2011
16:01 GMT |
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One of the most puzzling things researchers learned about our Sun as soon as temperature-measuring equipment became available was that the star's atmosphere was a lot hotter than its actual surface. Now, years after the discovery, solar physicists believe they may have discovered the reason why that is.The solar... |
7 January 2011
03:04 GMT |
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According to officials at the American space agency, an instrument aboard one of the latests telescopes to be launched in Earth's orbit is currently allowing solar physicists to keep the solar corona under 24/7 monitoring. This was never possible before.The achievement is made possible by the Atmospheric Imaging... |
4 January 2011
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Today at the International Astronomical Union Symposium on the Physics of Sun and Star Spots in Ventura, California, Research Professor Jeongwoo Lee from the New Jersey's Science & Technology University will speak about sunspots as a strong radio emissions source and the information that they carry.Professor Lee... |
26 August 2010
10:34 GMT |
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On August 18, 1960, the United Sates recorded a massive success, when an airplane managed to recover the capsule of a Corona satellite that had been launched to survey enemy territories.Developed by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in collaboration with the US Air Force (USAF), the satellite was the first Americ... |
26 August 2010
09:42 GMT |
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For many years, astrophysicists have believed that the Sun is an invariable star. This was supported by the fact that the star appeared not to change in brightness too much over many years. However, with the advent of modern technologies, the scientific community began looking at the Sun in wavelengths other than vis... |
13 February 2010
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The huge ball of fire that gives us our daily heat and allows for life to form on the planet is the last place in the solar system where someone would expect to find rain, yet a form of it does indeed occur. Now, astronomers believe that this may help explain why the temperature in the corona, the outer atmospheric l... |
22 October 2009
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According to a new report released by NASA solar physicists and experts at the Goddard Space Flight Center, in Greenbelt, Maryland, it would appear that solar nanoflares, much smaller than the ones that can wreak havoc back on Earth, are responsible for the million-degree temperatures recorded in the thin, translucen... |
16 August 2009
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Well, sending a probe into the Sun wouldn't do much good would it, considering that the spacecraft will be totally destroyed by the dreaded heat radiating from the star? However, the Solar Probe will be the closest spacecraft ever sent to the Sun and its orbit will eventually pass through the star's outer a... |
6 May 2008
02:45 GMT |
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It is well known that the atmosphere of the Sun is extremely dynamic, violent and excessively hot, ejecting massive quantities of matter into the surrounding space, basically every minute. But what drives and, more important, how these processes are driven remain mostly a mystery. Current and past observations with J... |
3 April 2008
05:56 GMT |
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Most of us will probably never understand the true power of the Sun. Three thousand degrees Celsius or three million degrees do not make any difference to the average person, because one could never experience temperatures of this magnitude. And even if s/he experienced, s/he would never share his experience with any... |
3 April 2008
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Solar tsunamis were first discovered by ESA's Solar and Heliospheric Observatory during the late 1990s, when the spacecraft was launched. Solar tsunamis are in fact solar filaments which sweep across the surface of the Sun in a tsunami-like fashion, releasing great quantities of energy in very short periods of t... |
2 April 2008
09:45 GMT |
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While being the most massive object in the solar system, the Sun may also hide one of the biggest mysteries in the solar system. The Sun is an average-sized main sequence star about 5 billion years old, currently in its mid-life, with a surface temperature approximated at about 6,000 degrees Celsius. Much of the ligh... |
7 March 2008
09:42 GMT |
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For the first time, physicists have been able to make a link between the magnetic waves on the Sun's surface and its increased atmospheric temperature. The so-called Alfven waves are capable of determining massive differences in temperature between the surface and the corona, some exceeding a ratio of one hundre... |
23 January 2008
02:55 GMT |
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