Category Archives: Software
Interactive Magazine on a Tablet PC
I could totally see myself loading up my tablet PC with a whole bunch of digital content like this before I got on a plane.
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Web Browsers on the Mac | Switching to Safari 4
So, After a couple weeks of extremely slow Firefox usage I’m finally switching over to Safari 4.0.2. Their newest update really is quick and the layout of the window is a little better than their beta, specifically how the tabs are below the address bar instead of above the address bar. And for all of [...]
Jailbreak tutorial for iPhone 3G: 3.0 OS
I just jailbroke my phone last night, but the experience was far from smooth. I jailbroke my phone 3 times, and the first 2 times my phone couldn’t get any service form AT&T. I’m posting this tutorial thread to help others overcome any of the same issues that I had. Step 1 Download PwnageTool from [...]
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WWDC 2009 | Highlights | new iPhone release: iPhone 3GS date and information
Highlights from WWDC 2009 Keynote: iPhone OS 3.0 available worldwide June 17th My weapon of choice this year for the Keynote stream was http://www.macrumorslive.com. They have a good stream text feed, and an even better streaming pictures feed. The pictures updated more often than the text, and I wouldn’t be surprised if they caught every [...]
Finished reading Managing Humans: My final verdict…
Managing Humans: Biting and Humorous Tales of a Software Engineering Manager, by Michael Lopp, is a book that derives from Lopp’s personal experience at Apple, Netscape, Symantec, and Borland. The book is written from the perspective of a fictional character, Rands, who takes you through multiple semi-fictional stories that complement the lessons in the book. [...]
Interactive YouTube game
There’s an interactive game on YouTube that utilizes the new integrated advertising feature to play a 30 level game. Test it out, see if you like it. Not the greatest experience because it’s on YouTube but it’s still pretty unique… The game starts below, with level one.
Super Bowl Security commanded by Microsoft Surface
Looks like the Microsoft Surface unit is going to be a key player in helping the security team stay organized on Super Bowl Sunday. Credit goes to Microsoft, E-SPONDER, and Infusion. Microsoft supplies the Surface unit, E-SPONDER supplied the connections to the security data network, and Infusion Development provided the Falcon Eye technology (the software [...]
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Remotely manage your torrents from your iPhone [Transmission only]
There’s a great post by Milind over at Smoking Apples on remotely managing your torrents from your iPhone/iPod Touch. It’s a very complete step-by-step article. Note that this is only for the Transmission torrent client (which is the one I use).
Google voice on the iPhone