I think this iPhone release may impose a DDoS attack on Apple's website from so many preorders.
What are you talking about? A DDoS is a malicious attack, not a bunch of fanboys trying to pre-order a phone.
I think this iPhone release may impose a DDoS attack on Apple's website from so many preorders.
But if you read the article here:
www.arstechnica.com/iPhone5-delay-possible-says-Tim-Cook
it implies that we won't see it tomorrow. Who are we to believe indeed?
Interesting picture. Methinks this fellow is making fun though.Well if @Chronic's photo is real (which is a huge IF), then we know that there are definitely iPhones out there waiting for someone to buy them:
http://img.ly/924D
Well if @Chronic's photo is real (which is a huge IF), then we know that there are definitely iPhones out there waiting for someone to buy them:
http://img.ly/924D
Well if @Chronic's photo is real (which is a huge IF), then we know that there are definitely iPhones out there waiting for someone to buy them:
http://img.ly/924D
Actually that image is from this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=BFmHxz5n8qs#t=128s
What are you talking about? A DDoS is a malicious attack, not a bunch of fanboys trying to pre-order a phone.
But if you read the article here:
www.arstechnica.com/iPhone5-delay-possible-says-Tim-Cook
it implies that we won't see it tomorrow. Who are we to believe indeed?
I think the link is broken or something. Weird.But if you read the article here:
www.arstechnica.com/iPhone5-delay-possible-says-Tim-Cook
it implies that we won't see it tomorrow. Who are we to believe indeed?