Apple iPhone Duped by Teen’s "Trojan" App

Woes for Apple seem to never seem to end, in-fact  increase at a hyped rate!!The latest addition to the system being a “Trojan” developed by the 15 yr old Nick Lee. The Apple Inc. was completely duped by this application software which allowed the users to access the web for free. This led to a overwhelming response in the past few hours. Sadly, this immense consumer supporting  “Trojan” is no longer existent to satisfy the quench.

Nick Lee designed primarily a Handy Light app which granted users all over the world only to switch for different colors on their screen. The cost of installing this application required minimal expenditure, even less than a dollar was spent in uploading this app from iTunes music online Appstore. But the real picture came into limelight sometime after.

The application held inside it some secret code which obliged users worldwide to enable their  device as 3G modems and self-grant themselves to free accessibility of internet. Legally, web charges for iPhone application required an expenditure of about 13 pound a month but this facility enabled  and empowered users to absolutely no web charges.

As soon as the overwhelming news captured the Tech Market, this tethering app took no time to be pulled down from online iTunes store. However, the lucky ones to have downloaded this application can continue to pick up their profits.

One fortunate online commenter was readily available for a comment on this major issue concerning the so called “Trojan”. He said

I’m going to use this little gem of an app to my heart’s content. I’m typing on it now, and I’m going to see just how much data i can use all afternoon.I was able to get download speeds of roughly of 2.5 Mbps.

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