The iPhone craze has swept the country! They are the coolest phones and they’re packed with incredible technology. iPhone accessories can help protect your technological wonder and give it a bit of personality to match yours! Find out some of the top accessories you need for your iPhone.

The iPhone craze has swept the country! They are the coolest phones and they’re packed with incredible technology. iPhone accessories can help protect your technological wonder and give it a bit of personality to match yours!

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Surely you know that when we take a photo with the iPhone, thanks to the GPS can identify where it has done. The iPhone automatically adds these data, provided we have the GPS enabled and has a recent and valid position when making the picture.

The geographical coordinates of where the photo was taken are added to the EXIF data along with information such as exposure, aperture, etc.. This jpg file is incorporated into the picture.

The problem

A priori, this should not pose any danger. In fact, currently used in many Internet services to mark the location in Google Maps.

However, we want to teach some cases we have found in the net. These photos have been found on Google Images and have fallen as they were, without altering them, all we have done is add them to iPhoto.

Here is the first example, some girls who take pictures with their iPhone and are providing their position around the world, because the pictures are on the internet, available to anyone.

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You can browse, pray and read online content the Catholic breviary The Catholic Church gets on the train of technology. The Vatican has launched the ‘iBreviary’, an application that makes available to all through the iPhone and ‘Blackberry’ Breviary, prayer book containing the entire ecclesiastical year. iBreviary is an application designed for use online and pray the prayers for the iPhone and Blackberry.

 The Pontifical Council for Social Communications, said in a statement that iBreviary is an application designed for the iPhone, from Apple U.S., and its inventor is the Italian priest Paolo Padrini.

iBreviary is totally free and can be downloaded from the official website of the iTunes Store or directly through the iPhone terminal.

This application is a direct “intuitive and fast” to the prayer of the breviary of the Roman Catholic Church. 

 With this application, the Vatican said that the iPhone can be seen in Catholic circles not only an instrument of religious information, through which you can surf the Internet and reading Christian content, but also an apparatus open to prayer.