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Justin’s Blog – Nov 12 2010

Posted by Justin on Nov 12, 2010, Categories: Apple Stuff, iPad, iPhone

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The iOS 4.2 update has gone missing, yet a new Golden master was released to developers - we...

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Justin’s Blog – Nov 11, 2010

Posted by Justin on Nov 11, 2010, Categories: iPad

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10.6.5 is available via Software Update - click the  Menu and choose Software update. Here is the link to re-enable AirPrint when iOS 4.2 comes out: ...

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Justin’s Blog – Nov 1 2010

Posted by Justin on Nov 1, 2010, Categories: Apple Stuff, iPad, iPhone

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Today we discuss people waking up late in New Zealand and Europe because the iOS has a faulty daylight savings setting, you must download VLC for the iPhone/iPad now! And the rumor mill has started about the iPhone...

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More iOS Security Worries

Posted by Justin on Oct 26, 2010, Categories: Apple Stuff, iPhone, software

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Another bug has been found in the security of iOS 4. Last time a bug was found it allowed geeks all over the world to rejoice because it meant that the beautiful new iPhone 4 could be jail-broken and freed from its iOS 4 shackles. Well there is nothing good about this bug, unless you like to use people's iPhones without putting in their passwords.  That's right the bug allows you to access the phone, contacts, and voice-mails without actually putting in a password.  Embedded is a YouTube video from Boy Genius Report of how to use the bug to...

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Justin’s Video Blog – Oct 25 2010

Posted by Justin on Oct 25, 2010, Categories: Apple Stuff, iPad

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Today we discuss the MacBook Air, it's missing flash player plug in and the graphics software update. We also discuss VLC for the iOS, Nintendo and Angry Birds

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Late Night News – FaceTime Security and Facebook Zooming

Posted by Justin on Oct 22, 2010, Categories: Apple Stuff, iPad

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With the FaceTime beta being release merely 2 days ago, a major security flaw has been fixed. The new video chat application allows users that are logged into to easily alter his/her Apple ID and password. Now while that doesn't seem like a huge security risk - anyone sitting in front of the computer can make those edits. The best security - don't leave your computer unattended while FaceTime is running. Nevertheless Apple has responded to the public outcry and patched the issue with a server-side workaround. Now when you click the "View Account" button in...

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Apple approves Google Voice App

Posted by Justin on Sep 28, 2010, Categories: iPhone

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Oh this battle again???? Ok here's the history: The original official Google Voice app was denied by Apple in 2009, siting "duplicating features that come with the iPhone." The denial caused an FCC investigation regarding Apple's app approval process. Since then Apple published new guidelines which has not only streamlined the entire approval process, but allowed many developers to finally get approval. Apple has already approved a few non-official Google Voice apps, but finally approved the official one. Google has held off on the release in order to support the latest SDK and include...

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AppleTV Jailbroken already??

Posted by Justin on Sep 28, 2010, Categories: Apple Stuff

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Orders for the new AppleTV were pushed back to start shipping this week, and while no one has one in hand the Jailbreak community has already said they can Jailbreak it. How you ask? A piece of software called SHAtter. SHAtter is the Dev-Team's way to overkill jailbreak any iDevice. Now how does the Jailbreaking community know that this will work? Twitter user Chpwn (who is an iPhone Developer) found a link on Apple's site to download a restore IPSW file. IPSW files are the software files (apps and OS) for iDevices. Quoted...

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Got an AppleTV – time to upgrade

Posted by Justin on Sep 3, 2010, Categories: Apple Stuff

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Ars Technica claims that an Apple spokesperson confirmed that there will not be a software update for the current AppleTV to the new version. The new AppleTV, shown at the Apple event this past Wednesday, is 1/4 the size and is meant as a streaming device as opposed to it's predecessor which had a hard drive in it which would sync your data from iTunes. John Gruber, of famed Daring Fireball says that even though the device doesn't look like iOS - it is because it's running on Apples new A4 chip (currently found in the iPad,...

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The Big Roundup

Posted by Justin on Sep 1, 2010, Categories: Apple Stuff, iPod

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Ok so we are a little late with posting this today...but it was a busy day for us. New iPod Touch, new iPod Nano, new iPod shuffle, new AppleTV and new iTunes. The breakdown. iPodTouch - now has FaceTime for WiFi video calls, Retina display, and HD video recording. Also thinner and a longer battery. Price starts at $229 for the 8GB. Just like the iPhone, without the Phone. iPod Nano - new design, touchscreen, built in FM tuner, and a clip (like that of the shuffle). Price - $149 for the 8GB, 179 for 16GB iPod Shuffle - slight...

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