iPhone users have been complaining that the new anti-phishing feature introduced in iPhone OS 3.1 released last week isn’t working properly.

Jim Dalrymple over at The Loop reports that Apple has given them the reason for the issue observed by some users with the anti-phishing feature.

Safari’s anti-phishing feature is expected to warn users when they visit fraudulent websites but some users have been complaining that the feature isn’t working.

The Loop’s Jim Dalrymple reports that they spoke to Apple about the issue and got the
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When we reported that iPhone OS 3.1 breaks MMS and Tethering hack, we had many readers reporting that MMS and in some cases even tethering is working for them after upgrading to iPhone OS 3.1. It looks like it is working for users who had used the MMS hack.

Aaron Krill who had discovered the MMS hack for iPhone OS 3.0 is at it again. He has figured out a way to enable MMS on iPhone OS 3.1 without the need to jailbreak your iPhone.

Before you start, you need the following things:

• Modified version of ATT_US.ipcc (carrier file), which can be downloaded from this link.
• iPhone running iPhone OS 3.1
• iTunes 8.2 or iTunes 9

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Based on this Apple Discussions thread it looks like many iPhone 3G and iPhone 2G users who have upgraded to iPhone OS 3.1 that was released yesterday are facing problems accessing their Microsoft Exchange accounts due to device incompatibility with Exchange’s server-side encryption.

iPhone 3GS users are not facing the problem as it already supports device-level encryption.

TUAW explains that the issue iPhone 3G and iPhone 2G users are facing is not a bug. They were able to access Microsoft Exchange prior to upgrading to iPhone OS 3.1 utilizing the encryption option in iPhone OS 3.0, but the ability was apparently an oversight on Apple’s part. They have actually fixed the security hole in iPhone OS 3.1, which is causing the problem.
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Blackberry is a phone that now has become a trend. Phones that many choose this one because it has many advantages such as: the push e-mail, surf the Internet, facsimile Internet, and many other interesting applications.

Another advantage of this BlackBerry phones lies in the ability to support new applications, because it is made with a standard platform that makes it easy for developers to create applications take extra features.
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Skype released a new version of their iPhone app earlier in the week with number of improvements (it’s one of my favorite iPhone apps).

Skype for iPhone v1.2 includes performance and audio quality improvements on Skype-to-Skype calls and also allows users to set up call forwarding from their iPhone.

As you might already know, Skype for iPhone brings cost-effective calling and messaging to phones abroad from your iPhone. It also allows you to make free Skype-to-Skype calls. …click here to read more

Loopt, a location-based social networking service has announced on their blog that they will be the first to offer always-on location service on the iPhone.

Loopt has struck a deal with AT&T that will allow them to monitor a user’s location in the background and don’t need their iPhone app to run in the background. …click here to read more