April 18th, 2009 No Comments »
Before i start just to tell you that QuickPWN is what you need to install on your comp to jailbreak your phone
1. plug in you iphone 3g
2. download this :
QuickPWN 2.2.1 (Windows)
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?dx…
QuickPWN 2.2.1 (Mac)
http://www.mediafire.com/?nzyzwojzoyz
iPhone 3g 2.2.1 firmware:
http://tinyurl.com/baspnn
3. If you have a Mac computer download the Mac one, if you have windows download the windows QuickPWN. Continue reading »
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January 28th, 2009 No Comments »
Apple has released an update to its Mail app that addresses several stability issues. The problems revolved around the recent change to Mac OS X 10.5.6 which had caused Mail to unexpectedly quit for many users. The release should be installed if the OS update did not properly install the “3.5 (930.3)” version of Mail.app. Users can check the exact build by opening Mail and choosing “About Mail” from the menu.
The release appears to be Apple’s first fix amid the large number of problems reported with the 10.5.6 update. Users have encountered lags with the installation, system crashes, kernel panics, hardware connectivity issues and even disruption of Time Machine backups.
The Mail update is available from Apple’s support page. If the correct version is already installed on a system that still shows stability issues, the company suggests that third-party plug-ins should be removed or updated.
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January 27th, 2009 No Comments »
When I wrote a commentary about whether or not Leopard was successful, predictably the comments were all over the place. Some of you had experiences that match mine, with no problems or just issues so minor they weren’t worth serious attention. But others voiced endless frustration, going so far as to zero your Mac’s hard drive in other to attempt to make Leopard “take” without protest.
To be sure, I’m rightly concerned that the experiences appear to be all over the place. While I grant that the vast majority of Leopard users have had great experiences, there are far too many to ignore. But how do we get to the bottom of this dilemma? Continue reading »
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March 24th, 2008 No Comments »
The voice behind the MacBook Air theme finds new opportunities through Apple’s spotlight.
Original post by Tim
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March 12th, 2008 No Comments »
A “rock-solid” source says Microsoft will upgrade the storage capacity of the Xbox 360 Premium by the end of June, a new report says.
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February 22nd, 2008 No Comments »
Low and/or fluctuating signal strength collectively represent one of the most frustrating issues affecting iPhone owners. It can cause poor reception, dropped calls and other afflictions. The problem can be exacerbated by firmware updates, as recent reports have shown. We’ve received word of a new, potentially effective if unconventional workaround.
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February 22nd, 2008 No Comments »
Time Machine problems a’plenty Time Machine continues to be the bane of Mac OS X 10.5.2 upgraders, causing a variety of issues that can hamper the function’s own operation or interfere with other system processes. The most common problems are:
- the error message “Unable to complete backup. An error occurred while copying files to the backup volume.”
- a situation where Time Machine is persistently “preparing” the backup but never actually starts backing up
- dismal backup speed
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February 22nd, 2008 No Comments »
Apple has released MacBook/Pro Keyboard Firmware 1.0, which addresses a longstanding issue where the first key press may be ignored if the computer has been sitting idle. Apple says the update also addresses some other issues.
We’ve extensively covered this issue:
The firmware update is available as an 875KB standalone download.
Per Apple’s instructions: “The update package will install an updater application into the Applications/Utilities folder and will launch it automatically. Please follow the instructions in the updater application to complete the update process.”
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February 22nd, 2008 No Comments »
Apple has released MacBook/Pro Keyboard Firmware 1.0, which addresses a longstanding issue where the first key press may be ignored if the computer has been sitting idle. Apple says the update also addresses some other issues.
We’ve extensively covered this issue:
The firmware update is available as an 875KB standalone download.
Per Apple’s instructions: “The update package will install an updater application into the Applications/Utilities folder and will launch it automatically. Please follow the instructions in the updater application to complete the update process.”
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February 22nd, 2008 No Comments »
UPDATE: The fixes listed below can also help resolve an issue in which external displays do not come on at all while the notebook’s lid is closed and will not wake up when keys on an external keyboard or buttons on an external mouse are pressed.
One MacFixIt reader describes this issue:
“When I wake my MacBook Pro in closed-lid mode it shows the desktop picture on the external screen and then goes right back to sleep. If I then wake it again, the same thing will happen all over again. AC power is connected and the mouse/KB are working too so that’s not the cause of the problems. Somehow the MBP seems to constantly want to go back to sleep right after it wakes up.”
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