A new iPad eye on the Mac

Two years after its introduction, the iPad still has no serious competition - no one can claim to rival the 15 million tablets Apple sold last quarter. The Cupertino for not resting on its laurels, and introduced a refreshed Apple TV.

Security: iOS took a big lead on Android

That at least is the conclusion that can be legitimately drawn from the workshop on What about animated Charlie Miller and Dino Dai Zovi during the RSA Conference that took place last week in San Francisco. In short, simple and efficient: it takes at least four to five "exploits" software to successfully install a rootkit on IOS persistent against only two or even one very well made, for Android.

Computer and mobile services: the battle of ecosystems is preparing

The Mobile World Congress 2012, which closed its doors a few days ago, was less opportunity for sensational ads that brilliant paradoxes. Unavoidable as a manufacturer Samsung introduced products disappointing, while a troubled company like HTC has surprised everyone.

Free Mobile: two unions contest the results of ARCEP

Free Mobile announced results of ARCEP which confirmed last night that Free Mobile complies with its commitments in terms of minimum coverage of the population. Two unions present at Orange, SFR and Bouygues Telecom challenging the methodology used and therefore the results presented.

Free Mobile: Network-on and attack against Orange

Free Mobile's network is almost entirely lit from March 2, at 97%, Challenges writing from his sources. Both large breakdowns experienced by subscribers in the last three days might be related (or part) to the scalability of the network operator's own.

A source at Orange does not confirm the information, but this hypothesis book: "Free may have switched its network, but there is no guarantee that it does not drop its powerful antennas that are ours to continue to be solicited. "