Apple has temporarily disabled over-the-phone password resets amidst recent hack, Automatic switching between Wi-Fi and 3G will be available in iOS 6, Enhanced Google Voice Search is coming to iOS, and Google Chrome for Windows updates with improved Flash security.
- Apple Confirms Suspension of Over-the-Phone Password Resets Hot on the heels of Amazon's changes to its security measures, Apple is now temporarily disabling the ability for customers to change their password over the phone. The company wants all of its customers to use its iForgot password reset system online. [Wired]
- Don't Let a Poor Wi-Fi Connection Slow You Down Apple will be including a "Wi-Fi Plus Cellular" toggle in iOS 6, which will allow apps to switch to a data connection automatically when the Wi-Fi connection is poor. You'll also be able to choose which apps can and cannot use your data connection. [AppAdvice]
- Building the Search Engine of the Future, One Baby Step at a Time Enhanced Google Voice Search is coming to iOS. Google's improved Voice Search has been available on Android for a couple weeks, but it's making its way to the iPhone and iPad "soon." [Official Google Blog]
- An Even More Secure Flash Player for Our Windows Users Google Chrome's built-in version of Flash Player received some security and performance updates for its Windows users. To make displaying Flash content safer, Google is putting the Flash Player plug-in into a new and improved sandbox—the same one that protects Chrome itself. [Google Chrome Blog]
- Evernote for iOS Update Makes Editing Notes Easier Evernote for iOS updated with a couple of minor UI changes. Users can now edit a note by tapping anywhere in the note's body. There's also a new keyboard button that will slide away the keyboard when pressed. [Evernote Blog]
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