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Lost Intel Atom Hackintosh Support Hacked Back In
What the hackintosh community brings, Apple taketh away. And the hackintoshers then put it back. With the 10.6.2 Mac OS X update, Apple removed support for Intel Atom CPUs, so all of those netbooks running Snow Leopard lost their spots. A modified kernel brings back support, says MacWorld , ...
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How to Get a Magic Mouse to Touch Scroll in Windows
I tested Apple’s Magic Mouse with Windows 7 not long after I bought the device a few weeks ago . It paired through Bluetooth with no issues as expected, and works well, but lost was the scrolling I enjoy with a finger flick on my MacBook. Obviously, it’s a driver issue and I never ...
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iPhone Informer — Touching the iPhone This Week
Time for our Wednesday feature that highlights some of the latest iPhone news! On a personal level, the biggest iPhone news for me is the arrival of Star Wars: Trench Run (iTunes link). The $4.99 title offers intuitive gameplay and controls, but can be quite challenging. And the graphics are ...
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ShopSavvy Arrives on iPhone
ShopSavvy, one of 10 winners in the original Google Challenge contest last year, arrives today on the iPhone . With ShopSavvy, you scan a product barcode with your phone’s camera and the application does a price check, both online and at retail locations. This one was a long time ...
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View Your Own Maps on Google Earth for iPhone v.2
Citizens of Earth — your planet is upgraded to version 2.0 today. Do not be afraid — Google comes in peace! Seriously, don’t panic, it’s just that Google Earth for iPhone that got an upgrade . No need to run and hide from crazy mobile tech aliens. Much to the chagrin of ...
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Cameras Compared — Droid, Pre, iPhone
I am working in a Panera Bread today and I feel like one of those shady street counterfeit product hawkers. I have the original iPhone, Droid and a Palm Pre on the table in front of me, attracting a lot of attention. I have been comparing the three phones and I thought it made sense to shoot a ...
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Folding Laptop Plug Concept — Great Idea
Mobile devices get smaller, thinner and lighter over time, but one component seems destined to remain roughly the same– the plug. While plugs are not huge in most places, the UK plug is bulky and doesn’t lend itself well to mobility. Our buddy Simon at WebWorkerDaily found a concept ...
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Palm Press: the Pixi Dust has been Sprinkled; WebOS 1.3 Coming; Flash 10.1 Next Year
It is Thursday and that means it’s time for another Palm Press. Palm Press is our weekly look at the world of Palm. Palm is poised to launch the Pixi and reviews are appearing all over the web with looks at the newest member of the webOS family. The Pixi has a candy-bar form and most reviewers ...
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New Chumby One Arrives, Gets Unboxed
We don’t often cover much non-mobile tech, but I had to make an exception for the new Chumby One. Besides, the device now has a rechargable battery option, so theoretically, you could take it on the run — for an hour. The Chumby folks asked if I’d like to take a loaner unit ...
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Palm Pixi Reviews — Limited Appeal, Performance but Great Keyboard
The Palm Pixi doesn’t officially hit retail shelves until Sunday, but the requisite early reviews are just now hitting the web. The cheaper, smaller cousin to the Pre is getting scrutinized every which way ’til Sunday (literally) and I’ve read all of the reviews. I recommend ...
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Working From the Car Shop With the Tablet PC
Yesterday found me in a place where none of us like to be, the car repair shop. My old car was in need of some repairs, and I spent a few hours sitting in one of those comfortable car shop waiting room chairs. I knew I would have plenty of time on my hands so I brought two pieces of gear in my ...
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Online Windows Phone Marketplace Adds Wireless App Purchases
Looking for a Windows Mobile software experience like Apple’s iTunes App Store or Amazon’s Kindle store? Then you’ll want to hit Microsoft’s new online Windows Marketplace for Mobile , which just gained new features. The website now makes it an easier to scour the ...
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Find Your Car With AR on the iPhone
Augmented Reality (AR) is one of those cool technologies (subscription required) that fascinates me. The ability to merge what is seen through a phone camera into the real world and leverage it in useful ways is awesome. When the cool factor settles down, I’m left with the reality of AR, ...
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SPB Wallet Lands on Mac
SPB Wallet Lands on Mac
jkontherun.com — Many moons ago I used SPB Wallet on my Pocket PC. And by many moons, I mean not long after Y2K — you kids will have to look that one up on Wikipedia. The application stores passwords, credit card numbers and other personal data in a virtual ... (more) SPB Wallet Lands on Mac
Wistron to Produce E-Book Reader With Flexible Display
Image from ZDNet Remember the Readius , the pocket-friendly e-book reader with the display that rolled out of the device? It interested a lot of enthusiasts with the prospect of the flexible e-Ink screen that folded away when not in use. Then the company behind the Readius, Polymer Vision, ...
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The Party Line — Phone Buzz of the Day
Here are some of today’s phone conversations I enjoyed reading or viewing on the web, along with some brief thoughts: iCan’t deal with parenthesis in MMS ( Gear Live ) — Although Droid Does many things, it seems to be struggling with MMS more than the shield generators on Hoth in ...
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The V1 Android Phone Looks Pretty Slick, But What’s Saygus, Anyway?
Saygus V1 smartphone If you follow smartphones you’ve probably seen a pretty cool phone appear out of nowhere recently, the V1, from a company you’ve probably never heard of, Saygus . The V1 is an Android-based phone that closely resembles Verizon’s Droid. It looks ...
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Procaster Streams Live Video to Multiple iPhones from PC or Mac over H.264 HTTP
Livestreaming is all the rage today, be it from a handset or a home computer with a webcam. But one of the major challenges to overcome is how to view that live content on a handset without re-encoding it. Vimeo today took the same approach that YouTube did for the iPhone — it went ...
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How to Enable Aero Snap Window Sizing in Ubuntu
Here’s a handy Ubuntu tweak that simulates one of my favorite Windows 7 features: Aero Snap. This is the user interface feature that automatically resizes application windows when you drag an app to edge of your workspace. Drag a window to the top and it snaps into a maximized view. ...
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iPhone Informer — Touching the iPhone This Week
Time for our Wednesday feature that highlights some of the latest iPhone news! The biggest news item hitting the radar is Apple racing past Nokia in the smartphone market — not in terms of sales or share, but in 0perating profit. Nokia earned about $1.1 billion last quarter, while ...
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