Jailbreak: What’s New on the Scene?
With a few updates following my last post, and me not being up on posting, here is a quick rundown of what’s been going on in the jailbreaking community. Since my last post, I had informed everyone to go ahead and update to iOS 4. It brought some great OS changes and new features to the iPhone. Multitasking, category containers for apps to name two, but jailbreaking was still a necessity....
Read MoreNetflix: Now on iPhone
After months of waiting, now iPhone/Netflix users can watch on-the-go. One of the great things with the iPad I own is that I can watch a movie on the iPad while in bed, on the road (not in the car while driving mind you) and just about anywhere the fancy hit. Not that it’s cumbersome, but now I can do it on an even smaller screen. It had been rumored for quite some time that an iPhone...
Read MoreStarbucks: Finally Free WiFi
Sick of paying for WiFi at Starbucks? Don’t have an AT&T account? No more worries, Starbucks will start offering free WiFi. Starting July 1st, 2010; Starbucks will be offering 1 click, no registration Wifi in the US. Not too shabby, before I’d have to suffer through a Tully’s now I can surf at another high priced coffee shop (or should it be shoppe?). Either way, it’s...
Read MoreSafari 5: What’s New?
Yesterday, in a small footnote; Safari 5 was introduced to the Internet. So what kind of change are we to expect? Quite a bit, from what we gather. Safari Reader is first. A way to view content on a page without the ads and frames. You can then print, email, zoom or whatever the article you want to read. Personally, I find that the Internet is too bogged down with advertising. Sure it’s an...
Read MoreiOS 4 and iPhone 4
So, his Steve-ness has announced the new iPhone 4. It’s definitely a cut above the current versions. Here are some of the key features: New Design – Stainless Steel sides, Glass Front & Back, and 24% slimmer than the previous ones, integrated antennas A4 Processor Front Facing Camera, for WiFi Video Chat called “Face Time” 5MP Camera on Back with LED...
Read MoreMac Security: Malware Alert
According to The Mac Security Blog, there are some free applications that have some spyware payloads in them. Please make sure to review the article, along with the list of suspect software, and if you see anything there you use, delete it immediately. For many years, Mac’s have had a near invincibility to trojans, malware, spyware and viruses. For the most part one could argue it was due...
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