Lucky you, Linux administrators, if you have the iPad. Why? Because iPad is more than just an expensive tablet to read books. It’s possible to work with and manage Linux systems on its fingerprint-prone surface. How to do it? Ken Hess from Linux-Mag told us here. The article describes how to work and manage Linux systems with the iPad using SSH and VNC. You need to log in to read the article, by the way.

Apple Inc. sedang berjaya. Setidaknya itu nampak dari pendapatan tahun 2009 yang tercatat sebesar $42.91 milliar. Setelah merilis iPad, Juni kemarin mereka merilis iPhone 4. Walau belakangan banyak masalah terjadi pada iPhone 4, namun antusiasme masyarakat untuk memiliki barang tersebut tak padam. Selain iPhone 4, tentu saja iPad masih menjadi idola. iPhone dan iPad adalah penyokong terbesar penjualan produk-produk Apple. Jika diminta membayangkan kata Apple Inc.dalam pikiran, (si)apakah yang terlintas? Ya, Steve Jobs.

Yesterday, one of my friend from IT department said outloud, ‘Guys, iPhone 4 got hacked!’. Keeping my mouth closed, I said in my mind, ‘Dude, please. It’s not great news. Everybody knows it will hacked.’ Though, this hack means jailbreaking and unlocking of iOS 4. This morning, I read how to jailbreak your iPad. Jailbreaking makes you can install third-party applications and utilities. It’s different with unlocking which you can use your iPad with another phone carriers.