When the iPhone shipped a few weeks ago, it arrived without custom ringtones. I’ve told a few people who’ve groused about it that Apple might be sorting out an arrangement with a ringtone provider and that this might be taken care of in the first software update. They weren’t terribly happy with that answer and […]
Day: July 13, 2007
iPhone Battery Details Explained
We’ve been talking about the iPhone battery a fair amount this week and while there’s apparently no clear explanation as to whether there’s a bug in the software that controls it’s charge, the guys at Macworld were able to get to the bottom of the battery’s specific functions and expected life span in this article […]
iPhone Codes Leaked
Although the iPhone is still being unlocked, there’s still some cool hacks for you to try on your own. The thoroughly-awesome Erica Sadun over at The Unofficial Apple Weblog discovered that certain Nokia phone codes were effective on an iPhone. She then Googled some other Nokia codes and found them to work as well. So, […]
Late Thursday, Apple released its MacBook Pro EFI Firmware Update 1.3 patch, a firmware update designed to repair a display glitch found on some 15″ MacBook Pro laptops running at 2.2 and 2.4 GHz. The update is a 1.8 megabyte direct download (it can also be found and downloaded via the Software Update feature) and […]
Netscape 9.0 Beta 2 Released
On Thursday, Netscape released the second public beta of its upcoming Netscape 9.0 web browser for the Mac. The new beta, a 16.7 megabyte download, adds the following fixes and changes: -Visual Refresh – Netscape Navigator 9’s theme has been updated to save screen-space and leave more room for the websites you visit. -URL Correction […]