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Feb 6 / 6:51am

MacTastik Weekly #53

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Feb 6 / 6:47am

Unlock iPhone 3.1.3 3G, 3GS with ultrasn0w

Sn0wbreeze 3.1.3 is available now to jailbreak iPhone OS 3.1.3 ( Read the Instructions here ), so now you are free to unlock your iphone easily with using the current version of ultrasn0w. Follow these Simple steps to unlock iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS on 3.1.3 firmware.

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Jan 30 / 9:06am

MacTastik Weekly #52

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Jan 27 / 2:46pm

iPad Gallery Collection

                                                                                                         
Click here to download:
iPad_Gallery_Collection.zip (3752 KB)
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Jan 26 / 8:01am

Bookbook for MacBook

BookBook is a one-of-a-kind, hardback leather case designed exclusively for MacBook and MacBook Pro. Available in Classic Black or Vibrant Red, BookBook brings three levels of security to your prized Mac. First, the hardback cover and spine provide solid protection from the rigors of the road. Second, the vintage book design disguises MacBook for superior security. And third, the stylish case protects you from being like everyone else because BookBook is totally original, just like you.

 

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Jan 23 / 5:32am

MacTastik Weekly #51

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Jan 16 / 5:41am

MacTastik Weekly #50

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Dec 27 / 12:16pm

Icons For Your Desktop and Web Designs

White & Black Leopard Icons

This icon set for Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) contains 19 folder icons in both .icns- and .png-format (128×128 and 512×512px). Every folder icon (such as applications, music, movies etc.) will be replaced by adding these icons to your system.

Whiteleopard in Icons For Your Desktop and Icons For Your Web Designs

Blackleopard in Icons For Your Desktop and Icons For Your Web Designs

 

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Dec 16 / 7:10pm

MobileMe iDisk App Updated

idisk_1_1.pngWith Mobile iDisk 1.1 for iPhone, you can now copy and paste images in your iDisk to another application — Mail for instance — or save them to your camera roll. Simply view the image from your MobileMe iDisk, tap and hold it, and then select Save Image to save to your camera roll, or Copy so you can paste it later into another application. The update also adds email address auto-complete to make sharing files easier than ever. When sharing a file, just begin typing your recipient's name and it will be automatically completed if the name is in your Contacts list. To see other improvements in iDisk 1.1, visit the App Store.

If you already have the MobileMe iDisk app on your iPhone or iPod Touch, just tap App Store on your device, and then Updates to get the latest version. If you don't have it, tap Search and look for "iDisk" and then install it.

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Dec 14 / 10:35am

For 2010, IDC Predicts an Apple iPad and Battles in the Cloud

Apple brings out an iPad digital tablet. Netbooks move upscale. And I.B.M. buys Juniper Networks.

Those predictions for next year, and others, are being presented on Thursday by the technology research firm IDC.

IDC’s entry in the year-end forecasting sweepstakes doesn’t lack for detail. There will be 300,000 iPhone applications by the end of next year, nearly triple the current number, according to IDC. There will be 50,000 to 75,000 Google Android applications, up from about 10,000. Interested in digital electric meters, the home devices crucial for energy-saving smart electric grids? Twenty million will be deployed in United States households in 2010, and more than 60 million worldwide, IDC says. Spurred by federal stimulus dollars, 77 million Americans, or 25 percent of the population, will have electronic health records, compared with about 14 percent now, the firm predicts.

Often, it is the thinking behind the data points that is most illuminating. I discussed the predictions on Wednesday with Frank Gens, IDC’s chief analyst.

Take all those applications iPhones and Android phones, for example. Mr. Gens notes that there are roughly 10,000 Windows PC applications listed on Microsoft’s Windows 7 compatibility Web site.

“The market follows the applications,” Mr. Gens said. “That’s a message for the software industry, particularly for the PC industry.”

The competition to supply the tools and digital workbench — a “platform,” in techspeak — for cloud computing will intensify, Mr. Gens says. The early cloud platforms come from Salesforce.com’s Force.com, Microsoft’s Azure, and Google’s App Engine. In 2010, I.B.M. and Cisco Systems will enter the field with their cloud platforms, IDC predicts.

“This is going to be the strategic battleground of the next 20 years in computing,” Mr. Gens says.

The long-rumored Apple touchscreen tablet computer, or iPad, will arrive in 2010, IDC predicts. It will be more of an oversized iPod Touch, with an 8-inch or 10-inch screen, than a downsized Macintosh. With its larger screen, IDC says, the Apple tablet will be ideal for watching movies, surfing the Web, playing online games, and reading books, magazines and newspapers. It will be general-purpose, unlike Amazon.com’s single-purpose Kindle reader. The Apple offering, Mr. Gens says, “could deliver a real kick in Kindle’s butt.”

Netbook PCs, IDC predicts, will move beyond stripped-down Web-surfing, e-mail and note-taking machines, costing $200 to $400. More powerful models, Mr. Gens says, may cost $700 or more, though will still be extremely light and small.

IDC also sees I.B.M. getting back into the computer network business by acquiring Juniper. Networking, Mr. Gens says, is increasingly part of the package of capabilities the largest technology companies must offer corporate clients. He points to Hewlett-Packard’s recent purchase of 3Com and Cisco’s partnership with EMC as evidence of the trend.

“If you are going to be in the hardware systems business,” Mr. Gens says, “you need network competence.”

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