iPhone 3GS can display 1080p content

Although Apple confirms third generation phone can only see their video resolution up to 640 x 480 pixels, a forum in China have demonstrated this device capable of 1080p content speed 30 Mb/sec.


After installing the free application FileAid, iPhone 3GS most successful open the HD trailer on the Apple QuickTime and a high-definition video random. Meanwhile, when the video projector on the iPhone 3G, users will see an error message even have to adjust in many different resolutions.

Results of this experiment led many people hope Apple will soon add the ability to support high-definition video on the iPhone.

By Engadget.

iPhone 3GS can display 1080p content

Microsoft Releases Security Advisory 971778

Microsoft has released security advisory 971778 indicating that it is investigating public reports of a vulnerability in DirectX. This vulnerability exists in the way Microsoft DirectShow handles QuickTime files and does not require Apple QuickTime to be installed on the system. By convincing a user to open a specially crafted QuickTime media file, a remote attacker may be able to execute arbitrary code. Additionally, the advisory indicates that Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 4, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 are vulnerable.

We encourages users and administrators to review Microsoft security advisory 971778 and apply the workarounds provided in the document to help mitigate the risks.

Microsoft Releases Security Advisory 971778