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Posted by Aaron Zollo on Jan 7, 2010 in News | 0 comments
Palm today also announced a new application coming to WebOS devices that will allow wireless tethering. The application turns your Pre and Pixi into a wifi hotspot for up to 5 devices at once. There is currently a homebrew app that allows this via rooting of the pre and loss of your warranty, but instead Verizon will be offering this for a monthly fee similar to their Mifi device. If anyone had a reason to use the Pre or Pixi, this might just be it.
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Posted by Aaron Zollo on Dec 28, 2009 in News | 0 comments
There were some rumblings from various sites today that WebOS1.3.5 may be coming today. The update is here and is being pushed to your device as we type this. The update comes in at just 13MB, but has some significat fixes for those of you using WebOS.
- App limit fixed.
- App Catalog downloads continue even after leaving the app’s page.
- App purchases have been expanded to US territories (sorry Europe, Canada, etc).
- Switching between days in Calendar is now faster.
- Sprint Navigation can be launched from a Contact.
- Palm Profile app restores happen in the background, letting the user get to the phone faster.
- Future webOS updates can be downloaded over 2G wireless (1xRTT).
- Notifications now work in landscape mode (which has strangely lost the rounded corners).
- Improvement in battery life optimization when in marginal coverage areas.
- QCELP capability fix to allow play and audio of video sent via MMS.
- Launch Google Maps or Sprint Nav when tapping an address from contacts.
- Minimized package of MR size through binary difference. Customers can now download over 2G connections if necessary.
This will probably be the last update before any new announcements by Palm at the upcoming CES Expo in Las Vegas shortly. An interesting tidbit to note is that some who have scoured over the code have found pengles.ipk and opengles-omap3.ipk, which are what you need to get GPU acceleration running. Happy updating!
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Posted by Aaron Zollo on Mar 30, 2009 in News | 0 comments
The show will continue despite the absence of Apple’s presence. Just a couple of months ago yielded our last view as Macworld as the yearly announcement preference of the Apple brand. The 2010 expo will continue despite the rumors of it fading away into nothing. The sessions should be about the same and although we can no longer count on Macworld for new products, you can bet Apple will have some things to show sometime around that time frame.
[Macworld]
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Posted by Aaron Zollo on Nov 19, 2008 in News | 0 comments
It looks like today brings us the unofficial/official confirmation that Snow Leopard is due out in Q1 of 2009. This slide was taken from a group of slides from last weeks LISA conference, thanks to a slip up of Jordan Hubbard, Director of Apple’s Unix Technology Group. The time frame certainly fits and giving that Apple already released revisions to almost its entire lineup of hardware this year, it looks like Snow Leopard could be part of the big news at MacWorld Expo in January.
[via MacRumors]
[PDF Presentation]
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Posted by Aaron Zollo on Oct 28, 2008 in News | 0 comments
UPDATE: “Our holiday line-up is set,” Apple spokesman Bill Evans told Macworld.
We have some new rumors surrounding Apple and what they intend to do in the near future. Dennis Sellers of Macsimum News has said that November 10th is the date of the iMac refresh of which is just expected a bump in specs and display power. The other interesting refresh comes in the way of a new Mac Mini. We have heard there would be a refresh, then it was put in the trash bin and now it comes back refreshed on the same date as the iMac. The other tidbit is about a new Mac Pro coming at this years MacWorld Expo. The Mac Pro is up on specs right now, but lacks the most current hardware and the new "Display Port" for the new cinema display line which makes this a very plausable rumor.
If you take all of this information into consideration, it is likely for Apple to do a stealth refresh of the iMac and Mac Mini and keep the Pro for MacWorld. The interesting part is this would leave Apple with a huge hole to fill when it comes to their current Mac and refreshes for MacWorld in January. Is a tablet coming? according to Stve Jobs, no. We think there has to be something up their sleeve and we’ll just have to sit back and wait for the reveal.
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