I have nothing but good things to say about my MacBook. To date, it’s been tough, resilient, scrappy, good at locating wireless networks and has yet to let me down. I just wish the hard drive was bigger. On Monday, Toshiba announced a new 2.5″, 320 gigabyte SATA notebook hard drive. According to the guys […]
Month: August 2007
The iPhone is cool, but it doesn’t have everything. Including salling clicker applications which act as a remote control for the device’s functions. An IBM Senior Software Engineer by the name of Jack Herrington has just posted a full tutorial as to how to create a sailing clicker application for your iPhone using PHP and […]
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SpamSieve Updated to 2.6.4
Getting back to basics, Michael Tsai’s must-have shareware program, SpamSieve, has just been updated to version 2.6.4. The new version, a 3.9 megabyte download, makes the following fixes and improvements: -Made more accuracy improvements for messages with attachments. -Fixed a bug that could cause crashes when processing messages containing PDF attachments. -Updated localizations. SpamSieve is […]
If you’ve been determined to muck about with your iPhone, possibly violating its warranty and hack it so it can run third-party applications, this might be what you’re looking for. The guys over at Gizmodo have posted a full tutorial as to how to install third-party applications on your iPhone via a program called Installer.app […]
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Apple Trots Out Refurbished iPhones
It’s been remarked that the iPhone is cool. And a tad expensive. I don’t own one yet, but my pre-purchase budgeting has me hunting squirrels with a pointy stick as opposed to running out to Safeway to meet my nutritional needs. As of a few hours ago, Apple recently added the iPhone to the refurbished […]