Wouldn’t surprise me if HTC and t-mobile would rather detailed information about a security issue that may still be present on x number of vulnerable phones wasnt posted all over the internet.

Posted at 4:17 am on Nov 14th, 2008 by Jonathan Wilson

@Jon: if that’s the case, HTC/t-mo have less security-smarts than I would have given them credit for. Push the patch out, then announce the problems. Since they’re all on t-mo, the phone company needs to man up and send a free SMS to everybody who owns one and tell them *UPDATE RIGHT NOW*, preferably letting them do it OTA. Then announce the vulnerabilities.

Posted at 7:35 am on Nov 14th, 2008 by Coderer

Dont care, until they issue a patch to remove their ability ot uninstall apps from the phone I dont want one.

Posted at 9:21 am on Nov 14th, 2008 by fartface

WTF are you going to be using that they want to uninstall anyways???? theres a ton of apps at the market (i should know i have 1) that i could see some people not wanting them there (hacking apps) and they havent removed them from the market or my phone.

Posted at 10:42 am on Nov 14th, 2008 by Jake

All your cookies are belong to us.

But ya, the author of that story was clearly techno-illiterate.

Posted at 3:27 am on Nov 15th, 2008 by aka-44

hi is there any software for this phone that you can plug into your obd11 port to read your data and show it on the display.
adam

Posted at 9:20 am on Nov 16th, 2008 by qtronix