Right, this is the nerdiest thing we’ve posted in a while, but it IS “Tron”-related and smacks of the awesome… The cool cats at lifehacker have thrown together a full guide as to how to take your standard notebook bag and transform it into a cool, “Tron”-esque thing with more than just a little sewing […]
Month: December 2010
The Unofficial iPhone Dev Team has advanced to its next project, posting a beta of redsn0w, its jailbreaking utility for iOS devices. Per iPodNN, the release supports untethered operation in iOS 4.2.1, that is, jailbreaking without having to stay connected to a computer via USB during the process. So far only the iPad, the iPhone […]
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Merry Christmas from the PowerPage
The tree’s lit, the presents are waiting to be unwrapped and the friends and relatives are en route for brunch later in the day. With that in mind, Merry Christmas and happy holidays from the crew here at O’Grady’s PowerPage, who will be taking the day off to savor the egg nog, cookies and iOS […]
This could be interesting. Per MacGeneration, Apple plans to include some rudimentary integration between its upcoming Mac App Store and the next maintenance release of Mac OS X 10.6, according to discoveries made a MacGeneration forum member. Mac OS X 10.6.6, due for release in the next few weeks, will offer users the option of […]
While embedding an antenna in the external body of an iPhone may not have been Apple’s best idea, hiding it behind the logo may be a little better thought out. Per PatentlyApple, that’s the idea Apple wrote up in a patent application dated June 17th, 2009, back before we knew antennas and gates could be […]