15 Useful iPhone Hacks That Will Make Your Life Easier
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iPhone Hacks
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We have tested all of these iPhone hacks, and they all work.
TS Multiplexing
When forming an MPEG-TS (transport stream) containing access units which are units of access of MPEG data, transfer timing is controlled in a transfer timing control section under control of a transfer control section. Access units are thus sent as TS packets from an access unit transfer processing section. A new PTS(Presentation Time Stamp) is embedded in a PES header supplied from a PES header transfer control section, by a PTS embedding section. A TS packet sequence containing both of them is formed by a reproduction buffer. On the other hand, a PCR(Program Clock Reference) serving as a time reference is embedded in a TS packet supplied from a PCR transfer control section and a resultant TS packet is sent to a PCR buffer, by a PCR embedding section on the basis of a STC(System Time Clock) supplied from an STC section. The TS packets are multiplexed as a TS packet sequence to form an MPEG-TS, by a TS multiplexing section.
Real Time DVB AV Encoding Free Open Source
This documentation serves as a quick overview on the first development phase of our wireless video compression and transmission testbed, i.e. H.264 realtime encoding, transmission, and de-coding using two open source projects FFmpeg and x264.
FFmpeg is a comprehensive multimedia encoding and decoding library that consists of numerous audio, video, and container formats. For H.264 video encoding, FFmpeg uses external open source library x264. In our testbed, FFmpeg works as an encoding and decoding front-end, while x264 is the encoding engine. At the encoder side, frames are captured by camera and then encoded into H.264 bitstream in realtime. Encoded packets are transmitted over UDP packets to the receiver. At the receiver side, packets are received, decoded, and displayed in realtime too. We have also pruned FFmpeg such that source codes of unrelated codecs and formats have been removed from the package. It will make our future development easier.
Hacking android for fun and profit
SMS
☞ Can be intercepted on every Android device
☞ Contains only a hundred bytes of data (133 in 8bits
encoding)
☞ Different classes of SMS
Class 0: SMS must be showed instantly and not saved
on SIM or in the phone
Class 1: « normal » short message
Class 2: SM contains SIM data
Class 3: SM should be forwarded to an external device
☞ Can be intercepted on every Android device
☞ Contains only a hundred bytes of data (133 in 8bits
encoding)
☞ Different classes of SMS
Class 0: SMS must be showed instantly and not saved
on SIM or in the phone
Class 1: « normal » short message
Class 2: SM contains SIM data
Class 3: SM should be forwarded to an external device
Android Cheats Android Hacking applications
There's an app for that.
This page is going to be a little out of the norm for DigiFAIL, as instead of doing original research or documenting my own work, I am going to call out (in no particular order) a few Android applications which I think are essential for the mobile hacker. Since this new generation of Android devices is pretty much in uncharted territory in terms of capability, I think I can get away with considering this "Research". I'll give a little background information for all the applications, and if the application is complicated enough perhaps even a bit of a tutorial. I plan on updating this page regularly, so check back once and awhile to see what I've been playing with.
Android Programming & Development
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Android is an operating system based on Linux with a Java programming interface.The Android Software Development Kit (Android SDK) provides all necessary tools to develop Android applications. This includes a compiler, debugger and a device emulator, as well as its own virtual machine to run Android programs.Android is currently primarily developed by Google.Android allows background processing, provides a rich user interface library, supports 2-D and 3-D graphics using the OpenGL libraries, access to the file system and provides an embedded SQLite database.Android applications consist of different components and can re-use components of other applications. This leads to the concept of a task in Android; an application can re-use other Android components to archive a task. For example you can trigger from your application another application which has itself registered with the Android system to handle photos. In this other application you select a photo and return to your application to use the selected photo.
How to Update the UI in an Android Activity Using Data from a Background Service
Recently, I needed to update an activity in Android with data I gathered from a background Service. I couldn’t find any decent examples on the web or StackOverflow, so I decided to put one together. I really like when someone has a complete working sample, so I will provide that as well you can download the source code from Github at the end of this article. The Android project is very simple, with just two classes, the activity and the background service. We’ll take a look first at the background service to see how the data is generated.
how to trace a mobile phone using home software
GPS Tracker
Here is the home of the GPS Google Phone Tracker. The test page to display maps is now working and can be found here.
Please note that if you want to test your phone on this server, you need to enter this url into j2me phone source code:
Here is a sample url that will return a map, you can copy and paste this into a browser to test it.
You can download the software from Sourceforge here.
Embedded Linux
Embedded Linux in simple
Simple Embedded Linux System
by Vincent Sanders and Daniel Silverstone
by Vincent Sanders and Daniel Silverstone
Introduction
Constructing an embedded system with Linux is often seen as a complex undertaking. This article is the first in a series which will show the fundamental aspects of constructing such systems and enable the reader to apply this knowledge to their specific situation.
This first article covers the construction of the most basic system possible, which will provide a command shell on the console. Along with the rest of the series, it assumes a basic understanding of a Linux-based operating system. While discussing concepts and general approaches, these concepts are demonstrated with extensive practical examples. All the practical examples are based upon a Debian- or Ubuntu-based distribution.
What is an embedded system?
The term “Embedded System” has been applied to such a large number of systems that its meaning has become somewhat ill-defined. The term has been applied to everything from 4-bit microcontroller systems to huge industrial control systems.
The context in which we are using the term here is to refer to systems where the user is limited to a specific range of interaction with a limited number of applications (typically one). Thus, from the whole spectrum of applications which a general purpose computer can run, a very narrow selection is made by the creator of the embedded system software.
Mobile Device Porting
Port Linux OS (Linux Kernel) to Your own Mobile
Is it possible? Well, depends on maaany IFs. Here are the most of them “briefly”..First of all, you have to be crazy enough to wanting to port Linux on a mobile phone, on which no-one else had tried before. Linux kernel is a piece of code, and every mobile phone is a little clone of somewhat that resembles to an old IBM PC (or Mac or Solaris etc.) which is capable of executing pieces of code (that’s why your mobile phone works..) Running Linux successfully on the phone depends on how openly the phone’s manufacturer has architectured it. In the worst case, on your chosen mobile you can execute at a low-level in kernel-mode a piece of code to sum two numbers on the processor once you power on your gadget; but you’ll never be able to observe it, because neither keypad nor screen would work nor anything else would work!
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