ok so a Blogsite has picked up on an interesting bug in iOS 4.1, running on the iPhone, that will allow users to bypass the device’s lock screen and make phone calls. From a locked iPhone pressing the “Emergency Call” button, dialing a non-emergency number (such as “###”), then quickly pressing “Send” followed by the iPhone’s lock key will actually force the device into the “Phone” application. From there you can access favorites, contacts, the dial pad, recent calls, and voicemails. The “home” button remains inactive throughout the process, preventing users from jumping to the home screen, however… going to the “contacts” tab, selecting a contact, and clicking “Email” or “Share contact” will allow a bypasser to send emails and MMS messages. The issue is reminiscent of a bug in Motorola’s BLUR interface that allows users to make calls using voice actions from a locked screen we told you about last week. We’ve passed the information on to Apple and, hopefully, a fix is included in the next software update. @TatWza

She stays by her husband’s side for REAL. Melinda Gates, wife of Microsoft chairman and co-founder Bill Gates, told the NY Times this past weekend that no Apple product “..crosses the threshold of our doorstep.” @TatWza

This is Real!!! if your worried about sex offenders in your neighborhood then this app will keep Clean! that app is backed by BeenVerified.com which is a background check company and they got the biggest viral star of 2010 to pitch it and even though I think hes kinda ridiculous his message is really Clean, Keep your family safe!! @Tatwza

You Remember photos right? Like the ones you’d hold in your hands? They still exist! You can magically convert your Facebook photos to the kind you hold in your hands through the miracle of “photo development,” which is available through Kodak’s aptly-named Picture Kiosks found in Target stores. The Facebook-infused kiosks are “now available in most Target stores nationwide,” @TatWza