Saturday, August 13, 2011

'iPhone 5' Unboxing Video Makes Its Way To The Internet


Well, you can’t knock them for trying. First it was the images, which then evolved to videos and even an audacious "Apple.com" visual of the forthcoming iPhone. The latest effort, which claims to be an unboxing of the eagerly-awaited smartphone, has made a good attempt to seem legit in the form of a professional boxing, as if it were shipped directly from the Cupertino company.

Firstly, it looks like am iPhone 3GS, a backward step on the iPhone 4 which doesn’t correlate with Apple’s quest for thinner, lighter and slicker. It looks as though there is a plastic back cover, something that Jobs and Co have sought to eradicate recently. On the face of it, it seems to be an old concept phone, or maybe even a carefully modified 3GS.



Secondly, and I suppose most importantly, if it was indeed the iPhone 5, why hasn’t the guy switched the device on in order to give us that all-important hands-on exclusive? A world exclusive from the world’s most valuable company and you don’t even show us how it works?

Additionally, it is nowhere near shady or secretive enough to fall in line with the majority of early leaks of this nature. The guy would be in the firing line if he was actually caught showcasing an Apple product a month before the release date, and thus wouldn’t want to show his face or reveal himself. Just as with the photo we showed you last month of somebody allegedly carrying an unseen iPhone – in which the face of the supposed owner was obscured to spare him potential lawsuits. So I’m afraid despite the efforts in trying excite the on looking tech world, those behind this "leak" will need to get back to the drawing board.

So long as the real thing isn't exposed early, I'm sure Apple will be more than happy with the attention it is currently getting. I'm sure many would be excited if the final release looked like this, although they are merely professional designs based on rumor, so we will have to see.



Friday, August 5, 2011

Boom!! Street Fighter IV Volt update adds Sakura and Makoto (iPhone)
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Boom!! Street Fighter IV Volt update adds Sakura and Makoto


Two new fighters hit the iOS streets today, as Capcom has issued an update for Street Fighter IV Volt. Both Sakura, from Street Fighter IV, and Makoto, from Super Street Fighter IV, have been added to the roster, free of charge. Simply start up the game and you'll be prompted to update.


Star Legends for Android in open beta


I know it's been in beta for a while, and I know we gave you a video preview to whet your whistle, but now the time has come. Star Legends: The Blackstar Chronicles is out of closed beta and is now in open beta, waiting to be downloaded by you hungry hordes of Android gamers.

You'll need a device running 2.0 or higher (so, everyone?) to see it, but other than that, you're good to go! The developers are putting their finishing touches on it and expect the official launch in August, but if you don't mind a little bit of beta action, you know what to do.

Download links are after the break.



Thursday, July 28, 2011

Mac OS X 10.7 Lion Install DVD for PC (Fixed 07.2011) - MACOSX

Mac OS X 10.7 Lion Install DVD for PC (Fixed 07.2011) - MACOSX | 4.16 GB
Home :
http://www.apple.com/macosx/
The new version of Mac OS X 10.7, which bears the sonorous name of the Lion, finally became available to users.
The previous version of Mac OS X - 10.6 Snow Leopard - not brought with it a large number of user-visible changes, most of the innovations were concentrated "under the hood." In the Lion's not so much of the innovation in 10.07 concerns directly to the user and the user interface. But I will not get ahead ...
Compatibility

Mac OS X Lion to work requires a Core 2 Duo processor and a minimum of 2 GB of RAM, so that the owners of the very first "Intel" Macs with Core Duo processors left out of progress along with the users of computers based on PowerPC.

On this bad news does not end there. Lion disappeared from Rosetta - a utility that lets you run applications on the PPC-processor computers with Intel. Now when you run these applications will receive the following message:

It would seem a great loss (recent Macs with PPC processors have disappeared from the shelves five years ago), but in fact even in the latest version of Microsoft Office contains fragments of PPC-code. And although the overall Office: mac 2011 under the Lion works, I can not think of a good job or a hassle-free. In addition, many older devices (particularly scanners and printers) will not work under the Lion of the fact that their drivers and utilities in their time were compiled for the CPU cycles PowerPC.

Finally, Apple clearly makes it clear that Java for Mac OS X it is no longer interested. Java Runtime no longer comes with the Lion, the first run Java-based applications are prompted to download and install the JRE from the update site.

Appearance

Mac OS X always had a beautiful operating system. I vividly remember the first discussion of the GUI Aqua, which at the time of appearance (in 2000) seemed a stranger from the future: many people, especially accustomed to the dull gray and the windows buttons Windows, just could not believe that the computer interface can be so spectacular . Over time, it was found that Aqua interface too variegated for everyday use, so in each successive version of Mac OS X, Apple has a little "muted" and it made more stringent. Was no exception and Mac OS X Lion.

The main innovation in terms of appearance - the refusal of convex "glass" window widgets. Buttons, switches, scroll bar and progress bar - all of this lost volume and glass shine. In my opinion, it's gone for the benefit of the interface: it has become more restrained, and stylish. Furthermore, the absence of bright spots in the interface allows the user to focus on the most important thing, that is, on the content.

Another movement in the direction of minimalism is the almost complete absence in the system of colored icons. And in the Finder, and other programs, complete all of the colored icons have been replaced by gray "relief" counterparts.

Frankly, some of these changes adversely affect the usability of the operating system. For example, in previous versions of Mac OS X active and inactive buttons were very different in color. In Mac OS X Lion degree of contrast between them has been reduced so much that for me personally it has been disturbed.

It is worth noting that despite the overall minimalist system, some packaged applications are completely unwarranted level of mindless embellishments. The address book now simulates a paper notebook, iCal - tear-off calendar table, etc. In my view, such a "natural" interface is quite ugly in itself and blends in with the badly with my favorite "graphite" theme design.

Launchpad and Mission Control

As is known, the operating system iOS, used in the iPhone and iPad, based on Mac OS X. In the Lion, Apple has decided to transfer some of the achievements interface iOS back in the desktop operating system. One of these developments is Launchpad - a separate screen, which displays icons for all applications installed on the computer. Icons, as well as in iOS, can be grouped into folders, but the ability to remove application icons from the Launchpad missing. So I have, for example, there are icons of console programs that run in this way is useless. In my opinion, for experienced users of Launchpad is useless (the best way to launch applications - Spotlight), although it certainly is ideal for those who are familiar with iOS.

Mission Control is a further development (and integration) of such popular features of Mac OS X, as the Spaces and Expose. It shows at the same time all the desktops and all the windows grouped by application. A group of windows can be deployed by moving the cursor on it and holding on the touchpad with two fingers up. Switch between desktops as you can with the help of hot keys (Ctrl + arrows) and gestures (trehpaltsevy svayp right-left).

New features of the operating system:

Launchpad - Control (folder, the desktop) and run your application in the style of iOS
Full-screen applications
Mission Control - unites in itself Dashboard and Expose, and became the center of the windowing applications, desktops, and so on.
Gestures & animations - new multitouch gestures
Auto-Save preservation working condition even after logging out
Versions - Time Machine for documents - Manage document versions in two mouse clicks
Resume - saves the state of your Mac after a restart, including all applications, sites and documents
Mail 5 - new e-mail client style iPad
AirDrop - Instant wireless transmission of documents
Lion Server - a server version is now built into Mac OS X Lion

Extras. Information:
Installation CD Mac OS X 10.7 Lion for PC computers
Installation is possible on the GUID and MBR with PS / 2 keyboard

The release is made on the basis of the image of MAS
Fixed jamb boot to the topic
Added the ability to Custom Install (Language and the server component)

Installation:

Put to better R discs - will save time and avoid errors

Disable all unnecessary with usb ports, and indeed all too much at the time of installation.

Disable usb 1.1 higher

Those who have problems with the graphics in the loader - the choice of the partition press TAB
and enter keys on the command line.

1. Write the image to disk
2. Set
3. After rebooting again loaded with the installation disc, select the section to set a lion
4. Please login or register an account
5. Not rebooting is the root of the installation disk folder Post Install
put on the section with a lion and the loader using Kext Utility put kekstov
NullCPUPowerManagement, FakeSMC, EvOreboot and others under his iron

If you have problems with USB key loaded with USBBusFix = Yes

If the installation and rerun the system stops on PCI Configuration begin
then when you start the boot and enter the key npci = 0x2000 or (npci = 0x3000)
further treat the problem as follows:
We treat the PCI Configuration begin
Regular updates on Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.8 and Mac OS X Lion hakintoshniki many faced with the frieze on the boot prompt, PCI Configuration begin

To date, there are four ways to fixed a problem:

1. Rollback files AppleACPIPlatform.kext and with version 10.6.7 IOPCIFamily.kext
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/24594248/10.6.7.zip

2. Replacing the file with the corrected IOPCIFamily.kext console
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/24594248/IOPCIFamily.kext.zip

3. Enter in com.apple.boot.plist
Kernel Flags
npci = 0x2000

4. Redaktiroanie DSDT.
Adding to the Device (PCI0) line Name (_UID, Zero), or rename a _ADR _UID
Code:
Device (PCI0)
{
Name (_ADR, Zero)
Name (_UID, Zero)
Name (_BBN, Zero)
Name (_CID, EisaId ("PNP0A03"))
Name (_HID, EisaId ("PNP0A08"))
...
cause of the problem can also be not competently-written section of the processor and other debris in the code. So all anyone recommend a system for DSDT dump of a new system updates and to register everything anew. Carefully and accurately.
Good luck!

Information:
Downloads operating system Mac OS X Lion has exceeded 1 million in the first day of official sales last week. According to Apple, OS Mac OS X Lion, the Internet offered the App Store for Mac at a price of 29.99 dollars, sold faster than any other operating system "apple" of the company, reports RIA "Novosti".

Thus, the new Mac OS X 10.7 Lion was the first operating system, Apple, distributed primarily through the Internet, rather than on physical media.

In the near future, sources told reporters in retail, no longer available for sale boxed version of office suite iWork '09, Aperture photo editing software 3, a package of multimedia processing iLife '11, Utilities Apple Remote Desktop, and additions Jam Packs audio editing GarageBand.

The cost of the new operating system in Mac App Store is 29.99 dollars. Those users who are unable to download the package (its size is about 4 gigabytes) can buy it on a flash drive for $ 69 in retail stores Apple Store, starting in August.

New Mac OS X Lion has more than 250 innovations. This, in particular, the function AirDrop, lets you transfer files via a wireless Wi-Fi-connection between a Mac without any prior network configuration.

Function Versions easier to work with different versions of the document and saves Resume working environment applications, allowing it to recover after a reboot.
Mission Control function makes it easy to work with a large number of simultaneously running applications and open documents.

In addition, the new operating system interface elements transferred from a mobile platform iOS, use the Tablet PC iPad and the iPhone.
Some applications can be converted into full-screen mode, and function Launchpad allows you to see installed on the computer in the form of large icons placed on the screen iPad.
DOWNLOAD:
OR:


Ref: http://www.downtr.org/903007-mac-os-x-107-lion-install-dvd-for-pc-fixed-072011-macosx.html

Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Apple Enables Wi-Fi Sync for Windows Users in iOS 5 Beta 4

Apple has enabled Wi-Fi Sync for Windows users in iOS 5 beta 4.

In iOS 5 beta 4, wireless syncing is now available on Windows as well as the Mac (requires OS X 10.6.8 or Lion). You will see an option to enable wireless syncing when you connect your device to iTunes with the USB cable. It is recommended you perform your initial sync with a cable after restoring your device.

Notes
● Wireless syncing is triggered automatically when the device is connected to power and on the same network as the paired computer. Or, you can manually trigger a sync from iTunes or from Settings -> General -> iTunes Sync (same network as paired computer required).
● If you find issues with apps, media and/or photos synced to your device, you can reset then resync. From Settings -> General -> Reset, choose Erase all Content and Settings. Then reconnect to iTunes and sync again.

Developers can now update to iOS 5 beta 4 over-the-air.

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Create a Google Talk chatback badge

A Google Talk chatback badge will let visitors to your web page chat with you. They'll be able to chat with you whenever you're signed in to Google Talk as UandMe@gmail.com. For more information, visit the help center.

Each time you visit this page, we generate a new badge for you so you can use badges with different settings on different web pages. For example, you can share your status message on your personal blog and not on your public blog. To change a badge later, just return to this page and get a new one.

Here's your badge:

To use this badge, copy and paste the HTML code below into your web page. If the site that hosts your web page does not support direct HTML editing or embedded frames then click 'Edit' to select a style of badge that does not use frames. If you want to include your badge in an email message, you should use the 'Hyperlink only' or 'Url only' styles.




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Facebook vs. Google+ [INFOGRAPHIC]


Google’s new endeavor in the social networking world, in the last few weeks. If you’re wondering how well it stacks up against Facebook, this infographic will help.




Google+ is Google’s new invite-only social network aimed at making the company prominent in the social networking space. The new projected is marketed as new high-tech way to leverage natural human interaction, with features like +Hangouts for effortless group video chats right inside the browser, +Circles for granular control of friends and deep mobile integration with apps for both Android and iOS.

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Nokia's N9 official: a luscious slab of MeeGo coming later this year

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Nokia's N9 official: a luscious slab of MeeGo coming later this year



Stephen Elop said that Nokia would
unveil
its first MeeGo device this year, and he just made good on his word with the N9 (also known as
Lankku). Just as we
spotted
earlier, the N9 is a solid slab of 3.9-inch AMOLED screen (854 x 480) sans a keyboard or physical switches of any kind (well, aside from that oh-so-necessary volume rocker and camera button). The phone comes with 16GB or 64GB of onboard memory and 1GB of RAM wrapped in a polycarbonate shell that's colored all the way through, so dings and scratches won't show -- unless the wounds run deep, of course. Connectivity comes courtesy of quad-band GSM and penta-band WCDMA radios, plus Bluetooth 2.1, NFC, and GPS. There is also a dedicated camera button for the 8 megapixel wide-angle shooter, which is capable of aperture F2.2 for low light picture taking and true 16:9 720p video recording. Oh, and it's an AF shooter, not EDoF.

The entire thing measures 116.45- x 61.2- x 7.6-12.1mm and weighs 135 grams, with a battery capable of lasting up to 50 hours (music), 4.5 hours (720p video), or between seven and 11 hours (GSM yappin'). You'll also get gratis turn-by-turn drive and walk navigation with voice guidance in Maps, a dedicated Drive app, proximity sensor and a choice of hue: black, cyan, and magenta. Other hardware specs include 802.11a/b/g/n WiFi, an ambient light sensor, compass, orientation sensor, a micro SIM slot, tethering support and a 3.5mm "AV connector." It'll be humming along on MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan, with apps being compliant with Qt 4.7 and HTML5 support bundled in.

As for software? Aside from
Angry Birds Magic, Galaxy on Fire 2, Real Golf 2011 and OpenGL ES 2.0, those who take the plunge will be greeted with a Webkit2-based browser, pinch-to-zoom support, unified notifications for Facebook, Twitter and RSS feeds in the Events view as well as social networking profiles and status updates merged into phone contacts. MeeGo touts a user interface simplified to three home views -- events, applications and open apps -- with a swipe gesture able to take you back to the home view. For those looking to expand upon what's loaded from the factory, Ovi Store access is included, but we've no idea what kind of pricing will be affixed. We'll be getting a fair bit of hands-on time with this guy in just a few hours, so keep it locked here for our first impressions









Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Comex woring on faster JailbreakMe 3.0, Will Implement for iPad 2

Breaking News for iPad 2 jailbreakers, Comex has drastically improved the time it takes to jailbreak and gotten rid of the Cydia's 'Reorganizing Filesystem' message by using unionfs instead of the current stashing approach. According to a long tweet posted moments ago, Comex plans to apply the new approach to his upcoming iPad 2 jailbreak.


If you don't know, the stashing approach jailbreaks have been using for years-- Cydia's "Reorganizing Filesystem"-- involves moving some large directories from the small / partition into the large /var partition, then creating symlinks from the original to the new location. This both ensures that any additional stuff put in those directories by packages will end up in the /var partition, and frees up space on the / partition for files created outside of those directories. However, the process has some issues, like taking forever to do when you jailbreak (I am a bit fanatical about speed), pretty much requiring the jailbreak to reboot the system to ensure there aren't any running applications pointing to the old files (ditto about speed, I want a jailbreak to not even require a respring, as in star, but since star used stashing, some obscure things could cause issues before a reboot), and seriously confusing the sandbox code in the kernel (because each application has a sandbox with a list of allowed filenames, but after the symlink has moved files, the filenames no longer match), requiring that code to be patched (it needs to be patched anyway these days because tweaks have to run under the sandboxes of the applications they're hooking, but depend on accessing various directories; but it still feels good to get rid of a kludge).

With unionfs (which was saurik's idea originally), new files are created in the /var partition, and merged with files in the corresponding directories in the / partition, so no files need to be moved, no descriptors are invalidated, and I think the sandbox code won't notice what happened. It also opens the door for upgrading the base operating system without destroying the jailbreak files (although maybe iOS 5 delta updates will already allow this? I haven't looked at them yet).

I've wanted to do this since literally a year ago (that's the date of the nullfs checkin, since I was dumb and thought I wanted that instead of unionfs), but I never got around to making it work properly.

So, I just hope that I can get rid of the crashes my meddling with unionfs's code have introduced, and fix it for the iPad 2 (my dumped copies of iPad 2 kernels do not include symbols; I wrote a small BinDiff-like tool to copy over symbols from a kernel for another device, but it's not perfect) and that there aren't any performance issues.

MuscleNerd notes that with unionfs Apple apps don't need to be moved. That means they retain their entitlements, simplifying the sandboxing problem.

We'll keep updating you with more information as it becomes available


Friday, June 10, 2011

This Is iCloud All About
Apple's iCloud has emerged from the shadows, providing wireless backup and syncing for your apps, songs, documents, books, photos, videos, calendars and contacts. Best of all, it's free. Here's a few of iCloud's more notable features.
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Wednesday, June 8, 2011

This Is iCloud All About

Apple's iCloud has emerged from the shadows, providing wireless backup and syncing for your apps, songs, documents, books, photos, videos, calendars and contacts. Best of all, it's free. Here's a few of iCloud's more notable features.



A centralized hub
iCloud will store your photos, videos, music, contacts and other files, which are accessible from any compatible device, whether that be laptop, desktop, iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch.

It's free
iCloud is free. That means every user gets 5GB of space to do as they feel with. Whether you want to upload video, music, photos or books to access on the go, it's your choice.



iTunes in the cloud
iTunes will take the tracks you purchase in the iTunes Music store and automatically make a copy from their servers accessible to you for syncing on the go (you can enable up to 10 devices per account). However, if you want to match songs that you havent purchased through iTunes, it will cost $25 a year to have iTunes match as many tracks as you want. Plus, what iTunes in the cloud matches doesn't count against your 5GB limit, which will come in handy for those with large music libraries.

iOS and OS X app integration
Many of MobileMe's features have been rewritten as apps that function in the cloud and deeply integrate with the apps on iOS devices and computers (Mac or PC). If you update a contact on your iPhone, that contact is added to your lists on your other Apple devices. Add a new calendar event in iCal, and it will show up on your iPad or any other device. Plus, all iCloud users get an email address that will have push updates enabled.


Photo streaming
When you snap a photo, you can send it up to iCloud, where it will beam it down to your computer and other iOS devices, but will also live on Apple's servers for 30 days. Photo apps on Apple devices will have a feature called Photostream, which will bring up a thumbnail array of all the photos.

App purchase history
Remembering what apps you've purchased in the appstore can be tricky. Especially when you need to redownload or install them on a second device. iCloud now keeps track of all your purchased apps in a single list, and allows you to directly download those apps from the list.

iWork compatibility
Now that iWork is on all iOS devices, it will automatically auto-save a copy of your progress made with the iWork suite of productivity apps, which is accessible by other devices.. That includes Pages (word processor), Numbers (spreadsheets), and Keynote (presentations).

Third-party APIs
Apps on iOS and OS X will have API access to store documents. Programs like Evernote could theoretically store and sync documents using iCloud.

Daily backups
App history, device settings, new photos, and purchased music, apps and books will all be sent up to iCloud automatically. El Jobso claims that "it just works."


Friday, June 3, 2011

iAndroid: The Best Android Emulator for iPhone

Today I found an interesting tweat in Cydia: iAndroid is a new emulator for iPhone, allowing you to simulate very realistic operating system from Google on your iPhone or iPod Touch.


The application allows you to simulate the operating system from Google in all its aspects without user leaving the experience of iOS.



The Android interface is reproduced quite closely and you can customize the user interface, add widgets, animated backgrounds and use applications for Android, all in one place.




The developer announced that the incoming of other cool features that make the application better.
The simulator is not currently being tested with IOS 3.x, so it ensures the proper functioning on this version of IOS.
iAndroid is available in Cydia, in source of ModMyi.com.

Monday, May 30, 2011

Convert iPad 3G to iPhone with PhoneItiPad

Summary : PhoneItiPad is a hack that will change the game. Can you imagine turning your iPad into a fully functional phone? All you need is an Jailbroken iPad 3G and your iPad 3G will do anything you expect from iPhone… Phone Calls, SMS, FaceTime etc!


PhoneItiPad app will be avialble in Cydia store soon. Exact release date is still unknown.

Below is the video uploaded by iPhoneislam showing the hack in action.


Intel: It would be “fantastic” to build chips for Apple




Remember when Intel sang praises enthusiastically for a certain fruity company, having told the press recently how thrilled they’ve been because Apple has been “pushing us hard”? Intel wasn’t joking and they want the iPhone maker to make another switch. Earlier today, Intel’s finance boss told journalists at a London investor event that his company would absolutely love to build mobile processors for Apple – even if that meant agreeing to custom designs which marry Apple’s silicon blueprints to Intel’s proprietary processor architecture, Reuters reported.

There are certain customers that would be interesting to us and certain customers that wouldn’t. If Apple or Sony came to us and said ‘I want to do a product that involves your IA (Intel architecture) core and put some of my IP around it’, I wouldn’t blink. That would be fantastic business for us. Then you get into the middle ground of ‘I don’t want it to be a IA core, I want it to be my own custom designed core,’ and then you are only getting the manufacturing margin, (and) that would be a much more in-depth discussion and analysis.

Intel is probably looking at Apple’s pending legal battle with Samsung, suspecting it won’t be too long before the Mac maker jumps ship to outsource the A4/A5 production to TSMC. Such a rare moment in time would give Intel a not-to-be-missed opportunity to win the Apple chip account.

Given the Apple-Intel collaboration on high-speed Thunderbolt I/O technology and Apple’s use of Intel’s Sandy Bridge processors in 2011 iMac and MacBook Pro family, we wouldn’t be entirely surprised if Apple shopped for its mobile processors at Intel. Such a notion isn’t entirely without its merits – and we’ve heard it before. Apple could also benefit from Intel’s next-gen tri-gate transistor technology that utilizes the third dimension. It’s said to deliver a 37 percent speed increase over their 32nm planar transistors at same low power requirements. Maybe this technology is the future for the A6 chip and beyond… What’s your say, should Apple award the lucrative chip manufacturing contract to Intel or TSMC? Or maybe they’re better off with Samsung and not change their key silicon provider for the time being? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.


Friday, May 27, 2011

Firebug can make Gmail slow
For the best Gmail performance, we suggest disabling Firebug for www.google.com.

You can find instructions for the most recent version of Firebug at the Firebug documentation site.

If disabling Firebug for Gmail doesn't improve performance results, you may have to entirely disable Firebug.

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

How To - Root Your Android Phone (SuperOneClick Method) - www.TheUnlockr...

Limon & ABC Fonts on Android: Viewing DAP-News & EveryDay website!

Limon & ABC Fonts on Android: Viewing DAP-News & EveryDay website!

Most of Khmer websites are created by using Limon or ABC fonts, such as DAP new, EveryDay, or many others. Here is a little tutorial to install those fonts to your Android and how to view those sites correctly.

Requirements:

  • Rooted Android Device! (do it at your own risk)
  • Root Explorer
  • Limon and ABC fonts
  • Firefox (currently, I have tested only with Firefox Mobile, stock browser is not working!)

Installation:

  1. Create a folder name “KhmerFont” in your SD-Card
  2. copy Limon and ABC fonts to your newly created folder “KhmerFont”
  3. open Root Explorer
  4. Navigate to your “KhmerFont” folder in your SD-Card
  5. Copy them (press copy button)
  6. Navigate to “System\Fonts”
  7. Press “Mount R/W” at top
  8. Press “Past”
  9. Press “Mount R/O”
  10. Done.

Tested with Galaxy Tab 7′

Now you can browse DAP News or EveryDay in your Firefox Browser. Enjoy!

Friday, April 29, 2011

Setup HTC Magic as a 3G modem

Before start, download Android SDK and PdaNet (http://www.junefabrics.com/android/index.php)

Preparation:

1. install usb driver for HTC magic (please refer to previous blog entry)

2. connect HTC magic to local machine via USB cable

3. make sure "USB debugging" is ticked

Starting:

1. install PdaNet, click OK




2. turn on PdaNet on HTC magic

3. select connect on toolbar of local machine,


4. connected.





You may also interest in:
How to get into "Safe mode" of HTC Magic

Monday, February 28, 2011

Apple Finalizes iOS 4.3? Release Next Week?

On March 2nd, We just can say hello to iPad 2? We hope Apple can give us more suprise, according to a BGR report, Apple has reportedly finalized iOS 4.3 and may even release it at the iPad event on March 2nd, (Apple Confirmed ! iPad 2 Event on March 2nd).

One of our Apple sources has just informed us that it looks like Apple has finalized the code for its upcoming iOS 4.3 release. The build, we’re told, is 8F190 for those keeping track. Maybe we’ll see this release unify the Verizon iPhone OS-wise as well? We’ll probably see this in the wild next week if we had to bet…

Thursday, February 17, 2011

Steve Jobs meeting with Obama this evening


Just like he did back in October of 2010, Steve Jobs will be meeting up with President Barack Obama to discuss technology this evening. According to the White House:


The president and the business leaders will discuss our shared goal of promoting American innovation, and discuss his commitment to new investments in research and development, education and clean energy

Hopefully this puts some rumors from today to rest and hopefully some positive pictures emerge from the event to dispel the recent rumors.


Samsung បង្ហាញ Bada OS version ថ្មី from kqube
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