DMCA rules it's okay to jailbreak your iPhone, but not your iPad

The DMCA (Digital Millenium Copyright Act) has extended the exception that makes it legal to jailbreak your iPhone which will be good news for most of the jailbreak community. It doesn't come without a few hefty caveats though including new rules on unlocking and the fact that tablets, namely the iPad, are not granted the same exception.

The DMCA has recently renewed their exception to make jailbreaking your iPhone legal but it doesn't come without some serious drawbacks this time around. When it comes to unlocking your iPhone, it won't be covered under the exception unless the actual carrier unlocks it for you.

This basically means that any iPhone (or smartphone at all for that matter) that you purchase as of January 2013 will require you to get the carrier's permission in order to unlock it. Software unlocks such as ultrasn0w will be considered illegal. If you've got a smartphone that you've purchased before January 2013, you'll still be covered under the exception but any smartphone purchases made after that date won't receive the benefits of the old exemption.

When it comes to tablets, the DMCA has decided not to grant the same jailbreak exception.

What about tablets? No dice. The Librarian "found significant merit to the opposition?s concerns that this aspect of the proposed class was broad and ill-defined, as a wide range of devices might be considered 'tablets,' notwithstanding the significant distinctions among them in terms of the way they operate, their intended purposes, and the nature of the applications they can accommodate. For example, an e-book reading device might be considered a 'tablet,' as might a handheld video game device or a laptop computer."

The Librarian ruled that "the record lacked a sufficient basis to develop an appropriate definition for the 'tablet' category of devices, a necessary predicate to extending the exemption beyond smartphones."

The exception goes on to talk about laws on DVDs and other types of media such as eBooks as well. If you care to find out everything the exemption, hit the source link below then come back and tell us what you make of it all. Is it fair or do you think the DMCA is out of touch with electronic rights in our day and age?

Source: Ars Technica

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Nuance Dragon Mobile Assistant launches on Android, but only on ICS for now

Dragon Go! has been given the elbow, with the slightly more professional sounding Dragon Mobile Assistant taking its place. Nuance has expanded on its predecessor's verbal commands, with new functionality for maps (you'll be able to bark direction requests at the new app and it'll plan the route), alongside a hands-free wake-up feature activated by saying "Hi Dragon" -- we hope you have a high embarrassment threshold. Other Siri-esque features include weather updates and dictated SMS and email responses. The beta app can be downloaded below, although compatibility is limited to Android Ice Cream Sandwich and above for now. Nuance is promising more features and increased availability later this year.

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PFT: Jennings to have surgery; Nelson misses practice

The online vault at SI.com contains all sorts of treasures that no one has the time to search for.? Fortunately, one of our readers had both the time and inclination to find an article that I vividly recall reading at at time when I was younger than my kid is now.

In 1979, Sports Illustrated pondered the future of pro football.? Here are some of the quotes, each of which were followed by comments from Frank Deford that best can be described as pre-Internet snark.

?In the year 2000, there won?t be any contact below the waist.? ?Bum Phillips, Head Coach, Houston Oilers.? (Said DeFord in response, ?Yeah, O.K.?)

A dozen years after 2000, Bum?s vision has yet to come to fruition.? But it?s moving in that direction.? And it could take another big step there in the offseason, after the 2011 hit by Bills receiver Stevie Johnson on Chiefs safety Eric Berry and the hit from earlier this month by Jets guard Matt Slauson on Texans linebacker Brian Cushing.

?Players will look a lot different: lighter equipment, more formfitting shoulder pads, a different type of helmet, soft rib pads.? ?Dan Rooney, President, Pittsburgh Steelers.

Of course, we won?t notice any of those differences this weekend when the Steelers play; we?ll be too distracted by the prison bumblebee throwback uniforms.

?There?ll be a little metal fleck in the football, so you can tell for sure whether the guy with the ball got over the goal line or was pushed back.? ?Tex Schramm, General Manager, Dallas Cowboys.

Schramm was a sage.? And that?s one change the NFL needs to embrace.

?Everything will become more specialized. On defense, you?ll get pass rushers and run defenders, first-down and third-down defensive ends. You?ll see relief quarterbacks.? ?Tom Flores, Head Coach, Oakland Raiders.

Relief quarterbacks have yet to take root, but for the 2007 season, when the Cardinals would bring out Kurt Warner whenever they fell behind. And then they?d putt Matt Leinart back in when Warner pulled things even.

?It?s a very tough, very hard game, and I think more and more it?s going to be played by the so-called underprivileged. It?s too tough, too physical a game for a society that?s become so affluent. Kids can get the same great cardiovascular exercise from soccer.? ?Marv Levy.

That?s the argument that has been raised in the wake of the new sensitivity to concussions.? Football could become a way out for the have-nots, and the best of the best eventually will entertain the haves and the have-mores.

The article, after the parade of quotes, focuses on Byron Donzis, a then-47-year-old inventor who had developed a flak jacket and who had all sorts of other ideas (some crazy, some sane) about the future of pro football, from an equipment standpoint. But Deford eventually focuses on broader assessments of the game.

?The feeling is that rosters will grow, but the schedule will not (you believe that?), and that the NFL won?t expand abroad because the foreigners wouldn?t be sufficiently interested in an American game played by Americans,? Deford wrote. ?No, even in 2000 the referees won?t use TV replays to assist them in making their calls.?

It?s an intriguing article. And it makes us wonder how different the NFL will be in another 33 years. Feel free to drop some ideas below.

Source: http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/10/25/jennings-having-surgery-nelson-out-with-hamstring-for-packers/related

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Commercial Real Estate: Make The Right Decisions | Eric Chua - First

Getting started in the commercial real estate market is much simpler than it seems. Before you make any moves in commercial real estate there is some vital information you should know. Continue reading to gain the information you need so you can move forward with a fully formed strategy which will lead to success.

Before you begin searching the market for a new property, outline what you need. List the qualities that concern you most in a property (e.g. restroom facilities, conference facilities, number of units available, square footage, etc.)

If you are considering more than one property, be sure to obtain a checklist for the tour site. Take initial personal responses, but don?t go further without the property owner knowing. Letting the property owners know that you are looking at other properties can help, too. It could even get you a good deal.

TIP! When advertising your available commercial property, do so locally, but also regionally and even nationally. A lot of people do not think that people from out of town will want to buy their commercial real estate.

Buy property with more units. The more units you have, the easier you can spread out the wealth you are receiving from each of them. Some buyers won?t even consider properties that contain fewer than ten units, because they believe that more units means more income to be made.

If you are looking to invest in an apartment complex, be mindful of the fact that smaller communities can pose more complexity than dealing with a larger one. Due to this, a lot of field experts advise avoiding any property with a single digit number of units. This is far from a hard and fast rule however. If careful research leads you to believe a given small complex will be profitable, don?t rule it out simply because of its size alone.

TIP! When drawing up a letter of intent, try to solicit agreement on big issues first and leave smaller issues for later rounds of negotiations. The negotiations will become less tense and you will be able to better get an agreement on the more small problems.

Residential and commercial loans are vastly different from each other. For example with a commercial loan, the down payment percentage is higher than a residential one. Seeking out the greatest lenders and putting your ear to the ground about investment possibilities is a great way to possibly qualify for a commercial loan.

Don?t ever underestimate the value of the relation between you and lenders, be them private or investors. Some commercial property is never listed, but can still be sold. A tight relationship will give you inside information and knowledge about how to access more property.

Consult your tax adviser before buying your first commercial property. A tax expert can advise you on how much the property costs and what amount of your real estate income will be taxable. If you don?t want to pay high income taxes, your adviser can suggest some areas of the country to focus on where the tax rates are lower.

TIP! Try borrowing some of the tenets of feng shui for use with your properties. Two of the basic principles of feng shui, openness and a lack of clutter, are both features that are appealing to buyers, tenants, and customers.

To establish the cash flow needed to successfully purchase commercial property, you will probably need to build a network of financial collaborators, including professional lenders, friends, and family members. Come up with a contract where you have to pay back the loans either with a fixed rate of interest, or via a certain percentage of the property income.

It?s critical to have emergency maintenance contact information very accessible. Make sure to consult your landlord about emergency repair responsibilities in your building or office. Know what the phone numbers are, and know what the response time is for them. Work with your landlord to create a contingency plan in the event that an unforeseen disaster occurs; this will allow you to avoid customer service or public relations nightmares.

As you already no doubt know, smart commercial real estate investing takes time and research. Now that you have read this article, however, lack of information should not be a problem, so get out there and start investing.

TIP! When choosing a broker, ask about their experience specifically in the commercial real estate market. Make sure they are specializing in the desired area that you?re selling or buying in.

Source: http://www.maynaseric.com/commercial-real-estate-make-the-right-decisions-2

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Stocks stabilize on Wall Street after a sell-off

NEW YORK (AP) ? The steep losses finally stopped Wednesday as the stock market turned calm, a day after one of its biggest sell-offs of the year. Major indexes wavered between slight gains and losses in afternoon trading.

The Dow Jones industrial average climbed 23 points to 13,126 as of 2:30 p.m. The Standard & Poor's 500 index edged up two points to 1,415 while the Nasdaq composite index rose two points to 2,992.

"Today we're assessing the damage," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott. "Everybody just got clobbered yesterday."

Lower corporate revenue and expectations for the rest of the year drove the Dow down 243 points Tuesday, its third-biggest drop this year. DuPont, 3M, UPS and Xerox all reported lower sales than a year ago.

"It seemed out of the blue, but what we were seeing was stock prices adjusting to corporate profitability," Luschini said.

The stock market barely budged after the Federal Reserve took no new steps after the end of a two-day meeting. The Fed said it needs time to see whether a new bond-buying effort launched in September will spur economic growth and new hiring.

Facebook was poised for its best day since its stock market debut in May. The company said late Tuesday that 14 percent of its advertising revenue came from mobile devices, allaying some investor concerns.

The social network's stock soared $3.91 to $23.44, a jump of 20 percent. Facebook has swung widely since its IPO at $38, and has traded as low as $17.55.

Boeing, one of the 30 large companies in the Dow, said it expects to deliver more airplanes and raised its estimates for profits this year. Boeing's quarterly earnings also beat analysts' estimates. Its stock dipped 11 cents to $72.73.

Another Dow stock, AT&T, said it added the fewest wireless customers since 2003, far behind Verizon Wireless. AT&T's results still managed to beat the estimates of financial analysts. AT&T slid 17 cents to $34.83.

A measure of manufacturing in China, the world's second-largest economy after the United States, improved this month to a three-month high. China's white-hot economic growth has been slowing.

A drop in profits for Norfolk Southern hit other railroad stocks. Norfolk Southern reported a 27 percent slump in quarterly earnings late Tuesday, as falling coal prices led to lower revenue. Many utilities have favored using cheap natural gas instead of burning coal this year, pushing down coal prices and weighing on railroad operators.

Norfolk Southern fell $4.82 to $61.19. Union Pacific lost $1.94 to $121.27.

Prices for U.S. government bonds inched lower, sending yields up. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note edged up to 1.77 percent from 1.76 percent late Tuesday.

Among other stocks in the news:

? Netflix dropped $8.27, or 12 percent, to $59.96. Late Tuesday, it slashed its prediction for how many U.S. video-streaming subscribers it would add this year to 4.7 million to 5 million. It had predicted it would add as many as 7 million.

? Dow Chemical rose $1.70 to $30.25. The company announced a wide-ranging restructuring plan late Tuesday that includes cutting 2,400 jobs and closing 20 manufacturing facilities. The company cited slowing economic growth in Europe and elsewhere.

? Tempur-Pedic International sank 19 percent after the maker of memory-foam mattresses reported revenue that was well below the estimates of Wall Street analysts. The company also cut its estimates for full-year profits and revenue. Its stock plunged $6.23 to $25.66.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/stocks-stabilize-wall-street-sell-off-135610585--business.html

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Iran judicial branch chief fires back at president

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) ? The head of Iran's judiciary lashed out at the country's president Wednesday, the latest salvo in an escalating political conflict that has undermined much of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's political clout.

The latest issue appeared relatively minor ? Ahmadinejad's intention to visit a prison north of Tehran. The head of the judiciary branch, Ayatollah Sadeq Larijani, said permission from his office was needed to visit Evin prison, and Ahmadinejad angrily rejected that. Larijani retorted Wednesday that the president does not understand his constitutional powers.

One of Ahmadinejad's aides is being held at the prison.

The background is a longstanding clash between Ahmadinejad and Iran's powerful clerics, as presidential elections loom next year. Ahmadinejad cannot run for another term but wants to influence the race to succeed him. His supporters were soundly defeated in parliamentary elections earlier this year.

Ahmadinejad originally had the backing of the clerics, but they broke over his perceived challenge to the authority of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei last year. The conflict is mostly over internal politics. The two leaders do not differ significantly over policies, especially Iran's contentious nuclear development program.

The latest spat revolves around Ahmadinejad's request to visit the prison where his top press adviser, Ali Akbar Javanfekr, was sent last month after being convicted of publishing material deemed insulting to Khamenei.

On Monday, Ahmadinejad sent a letter accusing the judiciary of "unconstitutional" behavior for rejecting his planned visit to Evin prison. As the country's elected president, he said he did not need permission.

Larijani returned the fire Wednesday.

"(Ahmadinejad's) letter is the result of incorrect understanding of the responsibilities of the three branches of power and the limits of duties," the semi-official ISNA news agency quoted Larijani as saying.

Addressing judicial authorities Wednesday, Larijani said Ahmadinejad does not control the judiciary.

"This assumption that the president has supervision over other branches of power is totally wrong," he was quoted by ISNA as saying. "It is unconstitutional to claim that the president has the right to visit prisons without permission from the judiciary."

The three branches of power operate under the supervision of Khamenei, who has the final say on all state matters.

One of Khamenei's representatives, Ali Saeedi, was quoted by Iranian newspapers this week as charging that Iran's presidents sometimes put themselves in the position of the Supreme Leader and seek to exercise powers well beyond what has been given to them under the constitution ? a clear reference to the clash between Ahmadinejad and Khamenei.

Iran's state prosecutor, Gholam Hossein Mohseni Ejehi, said Sunday that the judiciary rejected Ahmadinejad's request to visit the prison because it appeared to be politically motivated.

Ejehi said Ahmadinejad would do better to focus on Iran's deepening economic problems than to visit Evin. He also asked why the president never asked to visit Evin in his seven years as president but wants to go there now that his close aide is behind bars.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/iran-judicial-branch-chief-fires-back-president-171142909.html

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Obama aggressive in foreign policy debate with Romney

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