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Make it so all of your Google products are tightly integrated with Google Me. Make it so I can seamlessly move from one Google product to another. Also, don’t use confusing words. (More on that later.) Make it so I don’t...
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You’d be hard pushed these days to find a cell phone network that can’t remotely delete apps from the smart phones they provide for, but Apple are taking it one step further. From what we can gather from the patent Apple have filed, is that in conjunction with identifying certain activities such as whether it is being or has been...
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Seven lucky people have been entrusted with a ‘key to the internet’. A trusted shareholder from Britain, the U.S., Burkina Faso, Trinidad and Tobago, Canada, China, and the Czech Republic has been assigned a tamper proof bag containing the smart card in the event of a terrorist attack or catastrophic event concerning the...
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In this video I go over what I am expecting to see this September for the Apple iPod event. I discuss the date I believe the event will be held as well as what new devices we are likely to see including the new iPod touch 4G, the Apple iTV as well as the next generation iPod nano and iPod Shuffle.
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With all the talk about how the iPad is the Apple answer to a netbook, I’ve thought one thing the entire time: the lack of a real keyboard. It of course has an on-screen keyboard, and not a bad one at that. And sure, you can buy a keyboard dock for it, or even pair it with any Bluetooth keyboard you like. All of these options, in my opinion, are still a lot clunkier and less user-friendly than simply opening up your laptop and typing...
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Macs are expensive. This isn’t a debate about whether or not they are worth it, but no one can argue that Macs are entry level machines. You can easily pick up a Windows netbook for less than $300, and yet the cheapest Mac laptop you can buy is $999. Same goes for desktops, you can pick a bare bones Windows nettop for $200, whereas the cheapest Mac desktop you can get is $599. This is not to say that Macs are overpriced, nor that...
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The iPhone 4.0 beta SDK has brought more insight into the next iPhone yet again. Thanks to some work by MacRumors, we know have a pretty solid clue that 720p video capture is coming to an iPhone near you. Pulled straight out of the latest beta of iPhone OS 4.0: AVCaptureSessionPreset640x480 AVCaptureSessionPreset1280x720 This ties in very nicely with the fact that several new cellphones now also boast high definition video capable hardware....
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So, the Spirit jailbreak was released literally 6 or so minutes ago. We had the opportunity to jailbreak an unjailbroken device within it’s release. Below, is a quick and simple tutorial on how to Jailbreak via Mac, which is almost exactly the same for Windows. At the bottom of the post there is this tutorial in video form as well if you prefer. Read below for a How-To and for pictures of the process! Before we start, leave your...
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Spirit, the untethered jailbreak by @comex is out. Stay tuned, we are currently testing it and will post a full tutorial once we are done. Download Spirit for yourself right now: http://spiritjb.com/ The site is very slow at the moment, so you may have to try a few times to get in. UPDATE: One of the first tutorials on the internet on Spirit is up. Click here for the full...
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The iPhone Dev Team never fail to impress, do they? MuscleNerd is at it again, this time with a demo of using SMS on the iPad 3G. It’s certainly not perfect, as it’s currently a command line operation as the standard MobileSMS.app does not work on the iPad. Nonetheless he shows the iPad sending several SMS messages to an iPhone in a video posted this morning, which certainly bodes well for the possibilities of getting even more...
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