Killer Software Update, a new tweak to remove updates OTA from iOS – Cydia
Software Update Killer is a new tweak that lets you delete the report OTA updates iOS on jailbroken iPhones upgraded to iOS 5 or later versions. Although it is not the first tweak to this category, Software Update feature exclusive Killer features really interesting going to explain below.Software Update Killer offers primarily three functionality to the end user:Disabilities the button "download and install" in the General section > Software Update settings;Removes the Update icon badge
Read MoreLeave a CommentOTA Begone, a tweak to remove the OTA updates reporting via Terminal – Cydia
On the heels of "No AppStore Badges" and "No Badges" Cydia developer Caleb Mott has published on Cydia tweak "OTA Begone" program that deletes the report OTA updates on iPhone by launching a specific application or by using a command issuing device with Mobile Terminal.OTA Begone is a tweak that adds a new icon to the Home screen of your device jailbroken. Launching this application, the badge that indicates there are newer updates available disappears from system settings and icon is no
Read MoreLeave a CommentGmate Plus: the accessory that allows you to use two sim cards and add the phone to devices that do not have updates!
As per title, skyroam has released the new version of the Gmate and we Spinblog we got to test it and review it for you. More details after the jump.A few months ago we got to experience the Gmate, Skyroam appliance that allows you to use two sim cards via iPhone, or "add" function call (voice and data) to iDevice that were lacking, for example, iPod Touch and iPad WiFi-only. Well, the Skyroam has made available a "Plus" version of the Gmate and to mark the occasion, we have created a special
Read MoreLeave a CommentNikon just Releases Firmware Updates for 1 Nikkor Zooms
Nikon has released firmware updates for the three VR lenses in its new 1 Nikkor line-up. Version 1.01 for the 1 Nikkor VR 10-100mm f/4.5-5.6 superzoom resolves an issue that in some rare cases caused images to be blurred when shot immediately after the camera was shaken or moved quickly. Version 1.02 for the 1 Nikkor VR 10-30mm f/3.5-5.6 standard zoom (read review) and the 1 Nikkor VR 30-110mm f/3.8-5.6 telezoom (read review) fixes a bug related to the recording of the aperture value in the
Read MoreLeave a CommentSiri functionality limited outside US, but Apple promises updates in 2012
Though the iPhone 4S launched in a total of seven countries on Friday, only users in the U.S. have access to Siri’s Maps and businesses integration, while international users will gain more functionality in 2012. A roundup of some of the tasks Siri cannot accomplish outside of the U.S. was collected on Friday by MacStories. For example, Maps integration with Siri does not work outside of America, meaning users cannot search for businesses, Yelp user reviews or traffic data. When users
Read MoreLeave a CommentApple Seeds OS X Lion 10.7.2 Build 11C43 and Other iCloud Updates to Developers
Apple today pushed out several new developer seeds for its OS X platform, continuing to move forward with testing of iCloud. The updates come one week after the previous seeds, which also came alongside the sixth beta version of iOS 5. Among today’s new releases for OS X: - OS X Lion 10.7.2 Update (Build 11C43) - iCloud for Lion beta 9 - iPhoto 9.2 beta 3 The new OS X Lion 10.7.2 build continues to list no known issues and asks developers to focus their testing on AirPort, AppKit,
Read MoreLeave a CommentApple begins testing over-the-air updates with iOS 5.0 beta 4
Apple on Friday afternoon released iOS 5.0 beta 4 to developers via the software’s new over-the-air (OTA) Software Updater, marking the first time it’s tested the functionality externally. Previously, developers and users would first have to download iOS updates via iTunes or Apple’s web-based developer portal, then tether their iOS device to a computer running iTunes in order to apply the update. Although developers are able to begin downloading the update over a WiFi or 3G
Read MoreLeave a CommentPanasonic sees Toughbook C1, and raises the ante with updates
Panasonic is one brand name that you can definitely trust when it comes to using a tough-as-nails notebook, thanks to their Toughbook series. Well, the latest machine from them that will fly the Toughbook flag is not new – we’re talking about the Toughbook C1, although Panasonic decided to take the vanilla model and throw in some updates to help it keep up with the times. The new Toughbook C1 will hold the self-proclaimed record of being the world’s lightest 12.1” convertible tablet
Read MoreLeave a CommentShare Music Updates With Music Marquee
Musical themed status updates with Music Marquee It’s good to share as Social Networking is all too happy to demonstrate to anyone willing to listen. It also provides a great way of discovering new potential interests. In the case of music, it can help people introduce new bands and songs to their friends. Music Marquee facilitates this by enabling users to easily share what music they are currently listening to via Facebook, Twitter, Last.fm, Tumblr, FriendFeed and Ping.fm all from within
Read MoreLeave a CommentElop: Symbian will continue getting updates until 2016, at least
How much does it take to convince Symbian users their OS is doomed? Just the one slide you see above. Now it seems Nokia CEO Stephen Elop is attempting damage control. In an interview with Nokia Conversations, Elop attempted to placate his shareholders and customers by stating that the OS's last update will take place somewhere around 2016 at the earliest. He isn't switching the focus away from Windows Phone as his company's bright new future, but he does want to assuage folks who sunk money
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