If you are thinking of upgrading to Apple’s new OSX 10.5 (aka Leopard), you might want to take a look at this post on MacFixIT (and all it’s comments) to see if any ‘important to you’ apps are on the no-fly list.
I haven’t had any issues since doing a clean install on my iMac, but I also haven’t really done much reinstalling of software yet. My Powerbook is still running Tiger with all the ‘mission critical’ stuff humming along fine.
As I mentioned previously, I’ve been playing with the extremely hard to find iPad Camera Connection Kit and photos taken with my various cameras. It’s a simple set of two dock connecting devices, one for SD cards and the other for USB, not unlike a USB SD card reader I have (in the middle): When…
It’s not for the faint of heart, but there is now a method to take a new, 1.1.3 out of the box iPhone (including the new 16gb models) and unlock it via software. Technically you have to jailbreak, downgrade, unlock, upgrade, and jailbreak but it appears to now be possible. The credit goes to George…
The iPhone Dev Team just released their Pwnage tool for the 2.0 firmware (Mac only at this point). You may also need some bootloaders to create the customized restore file you’ll need in order to get your 1st gen iPhone onto the new firmware. The updated 2.0 firmware will give your old iPhone all the…
A week from now, it’ll be old news. We’ll know what Steve has up his sleeve and (hopefully) us Canadians will be activating our shiny new iPhones on the updated iTunes that was released. June 9th is fast approaching and so are the rumours swirling around the next version of the iPhone. I won’t be…
The Montreal Gazette is reporting that as part of a class action lawsuit regarding poor battery performance, Apple will be giving Canadian owners of 1st, 2nd and 3rd generation iPods a $45 credit to the Apple Store. Details of how this will be disbursed haven’t been released yet but keep an eye on this page…
