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Phones Review (Free subscription) | yesterday
Apple, this week, handed developers a beta of iPhone OS 3.1 along with iPhone 3.1 SDK, and purportedly this improves iPhone 3GS multimedia messaging, speech recognition, and video reports an article on crn. The word is that iPhone OS 3.1 beta enables the save a copy feature of video clips taken with the iPhone 3GS so [...]
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Today's Review (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
As the iPhone 3GS has already been Jailbroken through Purplera1n, you guys must be waiting for the unlocking software for the iPhone 3GS, which will allow your new iPhone 3GS to be used along with any carrier.
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Web Talk (Free subscription) | yesterday
If you are a non-Microsoft operating system user you know only too well how hard is to find the right software for your needs. As a matter of fact, the vast majority of applications are designed to run on Microsoft OS leaving other less-famous platforms without hope to get the same programs. Don’t despair! If [...]
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OS Galaxy (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
This may look like beating a dead horse, but it seems like many people discussing the WebKit issue not only actually don't have much of a relevant technical knowledge, but even fail to simply do a reality check. Because I have tried the WebKit KPart and while I can't say it worked perfectly, it worked. I don't see why I should even myself feed my personal data to Google or what's the point of suddenly...
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OS News (Free subscription) | 11 hours ago
Now this is interesting news that hit my inbox at 2:22 AM (don't ask). It seems like the concept of selling Mac clones is more lucrative than many have anticipated, as I've just been informed via email that the German PearC has expanded its business into the BeNeLux (Belgium, The Netherlands, Luxembourg) and France. Together with the news that Psystar emerged from chapter 11, it looks like the market...
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TechChuck (Free subscription) | 12 hours ago
Foursquare just released a new version of its mobile application for sharing your location with friends - including a new feature that should make the app a much bigger presence in users' lives. Taking advantage of new options in the iPhone 's operating system , Foursquare 1.3 includes push notification, delivering a message whenever your friends check in at a new location whether you're using the...
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TechChuck (Free subscription) | yesterday
This post is part of our . You know that scene in Alice in Wonderland where Alice is tumbling down the rabbit hole past all those miscellaneous chairs and birds? That same feeling of confused dread is often how users feel when they're attempting to navigate a site that has never been tested. We know that developers pour their souls into their projects. Last week, TUAW showed you how to sign iPhone...
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Download Squad (Free subscription) | yesterday
Filed under: Video , Browsers , Mobile Mobile web browser Skyfire is one of the only browsers around that lets users watch movies from online video site Hulu . Or rather, it was. WMExperts reports that Hulu has begun blocking Skyfire users . This development comes on a long, protracted battle between Hulu and Boxee , a media center application for OS X, Windows, and Ubuntu Linux that provides access...
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BetaNews (Free subscription) | yesterday
By Angela Gunn , Betanews [ NOTE FROM THE M.E. For over two decades, I've made a living in one way or another from being "the Windows guy." And in recent months, what you've been seeing from us at Betanews has been Windows 7, Windows 7, Windows 7 -- at one point, ten times in a row. Last month, I concluded our ongoing series about my picks for Top 10 Features in Windows 7 . And I received...
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OS News (Free subscription) | yesterday
While I'm still chipping away at my AmigaOS 4.1/sam440ep review (try writing a thesis and a large review at the same time), Cloanto released AmigaForever 2009. AmigaForever is a very full-featured AmigaOS emulation tool, packed with various different ROMs and AmigaOS versions (1.3-3.x), as well as tons and tons of included games, software, and demos. This new version comes with even more stuff.
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Gossip Craze (Free subscription) | yesterday
microsoft has started a new research project midori to develop a software program that will help uncouple windows from a single pcthe company has revealed that a decision to develop midori was taken because windows is unlikely to be able to cope with the pace of change in future technology and the way people use itquotif you think about how an operating system is loaded its loaded onto a hard disk...
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OS News (Free subscription) | yesterday
There haven't been too many iPhone exploits, it seems, despite the popularity of said devices. However, Charlie Miller, a security researcher, recently uncovered a vulnerability in the iPhone OS that could possibly "allow an attacker to run software code on the phone that is sent by SMS over a mobile operator's network. The malicious code could include commands to monitor the location of the phone...
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OS News (Free subscription) | yesterday
The folks over at Phoronix had an interesting interview with Linux game porter, Frank Earl. Despite the apparent decline in PC gaming, Earl has worked for Linux Game Publishing for several years and was seeking input from the community at large for game suggestions at Phoronix. He's also done work independently on porting various software over from Windows. The interview covers work that Earl has done,...
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OS News (Free subscription) | yesterday
Chances are that you've already heard of and even visited Bing, Microsoft's new search offering launched earlier in June, replacing the Live search of yesterday. It's new, shiny, and has pretty pictures, but does it really have much effect on the market? There have been those headlines claiming it's "taken a bite out of Google," but, looking at the statistics, it hasn't really affected the...
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Beyond... The Black Stump (Free subscription) | yesterday
The Windows operating system offers quite a few option to find out what its users have been doing recently. It starts with all those temporary folders, time stamps of files, history and log files, the index.dat file and ends with settings that are deeply hidden in the Windows Registry. Average users are usually unaware of many of these possibilities. Displays Recently Lauched Computer Software In Windows...
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myphoneway | 26/06/2009
The i750 features a slider form factor. The chief benefit of this factor besides looking cool and appealing to nearly every one is that it saves space. The keypad slides behind the screen and mostly it is the length which is a hindrance during storage not the width. However appearances may be deceptive. At 150 grams the i750 is nearly as heavy as the SonyEricsson P910i which is a PDA cum phone. Like
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myphoneway | 07/06/2009
Motorola announced their second five megapixel packing mobile phone the VE66 , which is a slider design with WiFi connectivity. The Motorola VE66 will run the Linux based MOTOMAGX OS, with a 2.2 inch colour TFT display, and incorporates a Freescale SCM-A11 500MHz processor, 5 megapixel camera with auto-focus and video recording in QVGA and Bluetooth.
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gandharva81 | 11/05/2009
In windows operating system groups file extensions play an important role. All the files that exist in windows operating systems have certain extensions. Most of them which you remember are .sys, .dll etc. These are all the system files. Windows operating system understands the files by their extensions and uses appropriate programme to open the files for the user. For example when you open Microsoft...
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