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Control Your RC Car Via iPhone 
Ubergizmo | Sun, Nov 8
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Want to add some zest to your world of remote-controlled cars? Well, Joker Racer looks like it’s aiming to do just that for you, by allowing you to control your RC (remote-controlled) cars through the Internet via a web browser. This is achieved by using a custom wireless computer that rece...
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How To: Secure your jailbroken iPhone with a password change
A couple of vulnerabilities pray on jailbroken iPhones that use the same default password. Here's how to change that password to avoid getting bitten.
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