The lockscreen on Samsung's Galaxy Note II is the latest to be rather easily bypassed by a crude technique, and this one doesn't involve anything more complex than perseverance and a quick Google voice search. Read More >>
Whenever you bring up jailbreaking with the uninitiated, you're faced with that one, recurring question: "Why? Why should I jailbreak?" This beautiful, functional, better-than-stock lockscreen is as good an answer as any. Read More >>
Featured comment by Shorty:
"I've yet to find a theme that I think is good enough to go on my iPhone. This is close, but not quite there. I think it's because every part of the iP..." More »
As if here to solely prove my point, that it's pretty much safe to assume that if someone has your phone in their possession they'll be able to get through the lockscreen, the Samsung Galaxy S III has a security bug too. You can gain full access to a locked Galaxy S III with a series of simple button presses. Read More >>
Featured comment by spudhed:
"most lock screens are fairly easy to remove if you know what your doing, theyre about as secure as a paper bag on anything except maybe a blackberry" More »
Make no mistakes about it, your lockscreen is good at keeping honest people honest, but a truly dedicated thief is bound to find his way around it. One of the wilder ways to do so has recently been demonstrated by researchers who cracked through a Galaxy Nexus's security by throwing it in a freezer. Read More >>
Featured comment by spudhed:
"indeed it is, in some cases its a bit more difficult for those without access to some of the more heavyweight tools but if were talking forensic stuff..." More »
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