Taking apart an iPhone 4(S) is fairly straightforward and the various connectors on the boards inside appear to be pretty much "standard". The various flavors of 5 shouldn't be too far off. I would expect some levels of the law enforcement to even have the know-how and equipment to connect to those ports and access an iPhone's internals beyond the device's standard operation - and I don't think it's anything wrong with that. By the user experience it seems that the iPhone's memory is not scrambled.
Assuming anyone would use that, at least we can hope now that such an expensive phone will still be functional when the process is done.

I can already see myself googling around "Files crashing", "Software command line", "troubleshoot Disks" and finding immediately what I was looking for. These guys with Gnome really mean business. I bet their names are something like "Dude Johnson", "Nobody Smith", "Programmer Williams", "Name Thorne" or "Guy Pearce" (ok, not the last one).

nope

... and more water will flow down the yangtze river till they figure something out

A crime is a crime. Stealing is a crime. Pirating is stealing. Your argument is invalid. Probably the German population watched Hitler's atrocities with the same eye you're casting over this man's deeds back in the day, when they couldn't know any better.

No lasers, no torpedoes, no explosions. 1 capital "ship" with a "warp engine". The engine would "consume" the space occupied by the enemy, then assemble them as photons and Hydrogen left in the "trail".

Lesson learned, next time: hack; post details on 4chan; ???; profit!

you are among the smartest people coming from the internet, dear troll

License physical goods? Look no further than Apple, my friend.

biutiful!

I believe that's technically impossible with BSP (which is being used in quakes, at least in those before Quake 4).

is also company property

the short description: "developed a way to catch spam before it even arrives on the mail server"
>"a way"

tfa title: "A Better Way to Shoot Down Spam"
  >"a [...] way"

your post: "so saying that they've found THE solution to blocking spam"
>"THE solution"

someone's a bit eager to bash here...

hey!

haven't heard of this dude till now

*goes wiki...