The combination of cartography and typography is pretty much everything GP could ask for in a print. Clearly we’re not alone in this sentiment, judging by Axis Map’s decision to create the Typographic Maps ($15-$195) series. These prints accurately depict the streets, highways, parks, neighborhoods, coastlines, and physical features of Chicago or Boston using nothing but type
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Axis Typographic Maps
Windows Live ID Location Well WP7 official announcement is just hours away and now Microsoft has quietly pushed out a Zune update that will allow users to jump on the the WP7 Marketplace. Along with the WP7 Apps it also adds Video / Movies. So I am all happy and try to sign in using my hotmail.com account that I created way back in 2005 or so it throws out an error.
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Migrating on to WP7 off to a Rocky Start
BlackBerry App World has been updated to version 2.0.1.12 and is available for download. If you don’t already have App World installed, head over to http://www.blackberry.com/appworld . If installed, you can update from withing the older version of App World. There is no change log posted, so, if you notice differences, leave us a comment letting us know that they are… BlackBerry App World Updated To Version 2.0.1.12 is a post from: RIMarkable
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BlackBerry App World Updated To Version 2.0.1.12
Yesterday the Chronic Dev Team were due to launch the Greenpois0n iOS 4.1 jailbreak for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, unfortunately it has now been delayed, because of the recent release of Limera1n. The Chronic Dev team have decided to delay the release, because the Limera1n jailbreak uses a different exploit that the SHatter exploit that was going to be used in Greeenpois0n. If the Chronic Dev Team had released Greenpois0n using the SHatter exploit, Apple would have a chance to patch it, and the LimeRa1n exploit, but by holding off they are saving the SHatter exploit for a future date, which makes it better for the jailbreaking community. Instead the Chronic Dev Team are working on Greenpois0n using the same exploit that GeoHot has used in Limera1n, you can see what they had to say about his release below
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Greenpois0n iOS 4.1 Jailbreak Gets Delayed
Vopium is all proud to announce they are the first company to release a VoIP application for the newly launched Nokia N8. Using the free to download application, the Symbian^3-powered smartphone users can take and make free calls to other Vopium and Skype users, while saving on calls to land and mobile phones. Additionally, Vopium also comes with instant messaging capabilities, allowing users to keep up with their buddies on Facebook, Skype, Windows Live Messenger, Google Talk, AIM, Yahoo, ICQ and Twitter. And to celebrate the launch, the company is currently offering new users fifteen minutes of free worldwide calls
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Vopium first to launch VoIP app for the Nokia N8
After waiting for so long time, the legendary Geohot finally released a fully working Jailbreak solution for all iPad, iPod Touch and iPhone devices that run the latest Apple iPhone OS 4.1. This jailbreak was named LimeRa1n and along with its release the application was still on the Beta release and runs on Windows operating system only. The newly released Limera1n exploit the the weakness of the recent physical chips of Apple devices that allow the program to permanently unlock the iOS 4.1 in a free mode. Meaning even if Apple release a new update to fix this exploit made by Limera1n the hack will remain in place. With the release of Limera1n , Chronic Dev delayed to released their jailbreak tool called Greepois0n, which is currently working with the Apple A4 processor chip only.
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LimeRa1n : Jailbreak your iPhone 4, iPad and iPod Touch Now!
This unlocked cell phone is compatible with GSM carriers like T-Mobile. Not all carrier features may be supported. It will not work with CDMA carriers like Verizon Wireless, Alltel and Sprint. Unlocked Tri-band cell phone compatible with GSM 900/1800/1900, UMTS 900/2100 plus GPRS/EDGE data capabilities.
Section: Communications , Cellular Providers , Smartphones , Mobile It looks like those sporting an Android 2.1 running device will soon be getting (or have already) an update to the Android Market. This update is sneaky and comes without any effort on your part, thankfully though it brings a nice feature—the ability to automatically update app. The version of the Market is ‘version 2007’ which can be verified by going to Menu -> Settings -> Applications -> Manage applications and then scrolling down to and selecting Market. Once there you should see the version number towards the top. Or perhaps a little easier is to simply launch the Market and choose an app, any app should do and then look for the “Allow automatic updating” along with the check box
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Android Market update brings Froyo Automatic Updating To Eclair devices
Section: Communications , Accessories , Cellphones , Smartphones , Mobile , Gadgets / Other , Peripherals , Displays/Projectors It looks like Sony Ericsson is going to reach its target of a 4th quarter release for its LiveView product. The device which we deemed as a a mashup between the new iPod Nano and the Palm Folio has just reached the FCC for approval. We all know what follows after a new device reach the FCC, right? So expect the Sony Ericsson to hit retail outlets soon
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Sony Ericsson LiveView hits the FCC, are we excited or not?
I don’t know about you, but I’m constantly worrying about having to juggle my iPhone (with the map on it) while I’m driving. I don’t want to–it’s dangerous, and makes me nervous as heck. And personally, I hate those vocal, turn-by-turn programs–”In 100 feet, turn right!” generic woman with bland voice says brightly. It’s not for me. Proclip has always offered multiple solutions, and this month there’s an incentive to buy one and stop my stressful juggling attempts: they are offering 10% off of their products at checkout time.
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Gear Deal: October is ProClip USA Customer Appreciation Month with a 10% Discount
I’ve posted on nearly every single Minigore ($0.99) update and relayed the news in April that v1.27 would be the last update before co-op gameplay , so I thought I’d take just a moment to ask: Uhh, where’s that co-op gameplay, folks? As of right now, the Minigore blog seems to say co-op is coming in Episode 4, but this epic fourth episode doesn’t really seem to have a release date.
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Where is Minigore Co-op on the iPhone?
If you travel a lot to the same location, you probably eventually learn your way around the airport. If you don’t travel as frequetly or you’re always going to different places, you may wish Google Maps worked within airport terminals when you find yourself arriving at gate A1 and leaving from gate Z42 – and you have a 10 minute layover. AirportAce HD lets you carry terminal maps for several airports along with you in your iPad; you don’t need internet access to use the information. In addition to the terminal maps, you can check airport parking and transportation options, and see a list of where restaurants, shopping, and other amenities are located. You can even learn if WiFi is available at the airport and its cost. There’s information for about 50 airports world-wide now, but the developer promises updates with new airports monthly – free for life. You can request an airport, too. The HD version is designed to make use of the iPad’s bigger screen and costs $4.99, but there’s a version for iPhone/iPod touch for $3.99. There is also a free Lite version (with only seven airports) to let you try out the interface and information before plunking down your money for the full … [ visit site to read more ] Filed in categories: News , Travel Gear , iPhone, iPad, iPod related Tagged: iPad app , Travel gear AirportAce HD App for iPad originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on October 9, 2010 at 4:00 pm.
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AirportAce HD App for iPad
myFaves-capable BlackBerry smartphone with 1.3-megapixel digital camera and MP3 player Modified QWERTY keyboard with SureType predictive text technology for easy messaging Supports up to 10 personal and work e-mail accounts with instant push e-mail technology T-Mobile Internet-ready with GPRS and EDGE network support and real Web browsing Includes: Battery, AC Adapter, Hands-free Headset, USB Cable, Carrying Case and Blackberry Desktop Software Product Description You’ll be amazed at the small, sleek form factor of the BlackBerry Pearl.
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BlackBerry Pearl 8100 Phone, Ruby
Towards the end of the year lots of office tasks, and work at home that must be resolved. Because of the limitations of time and energy I have, makes it extremely rare to write an article to give the latest update to my 2 blogs, among them hpsblog and javacel.To you bloggers beginner who wants to have a blog with traffic a significant number of visitors, who have excessive power, which has a lot
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Sold my Blogs
On Friday the new OSHW definition and overview drafts were posted, there are great discussions going on here’s a round up! Adafruit – Open-source hardware statement of principles and draft definition 0.4 Arduino blog – Open-source hardware statement of principles and definition . Bug Labs – Update Open Hardware Definition. MAKE Magazine – Open-source hardware statement of principles and draft definition 0.4 Open-source hardware summit – New statement of principles and draft definition 0.4 is up SparkFun – Open source hardware . Please join the mailing list and post in the forums with your comments, thoughts and suggestions! Read the Full Story
Today BlackBerry App World has updated today to the latest version. There’s no changelog with the new update, but it’s updated nonetheless. I was surprised when I received the alert today, so if you notice anything new added or fixed, please leave a comment and share it with us
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Update: BlackBerry App World Updates To v2.0.1.12
Hey Guys… I wont be able to blog much for the next 9 days. Sorry about this. Going to Malaysia-Singapore with family . Will see you all by the 19th. Will try to push some post during this period guys… But not sure
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Wont be able to update my blog for next 9 days – Going on a vacation
Next up, is building and installing the Z stage. This is one of the easiest parts of the build. Start by attaching the wooded brackets to the Z stage. There are (4) “U” shaped brackets. The shape allows you to remove the entire Z stage easily for maintenance or part replacement
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CupCake CNC build, part 10: Building and installing the Z stage
In 1997 [Michael Butkus Jr.] found an uninterruptible power supply in the dumpster. The batteries were shot, but he needed a backup to keep his pellet stove running for heat, drive the exhaust fan to keep the smoke out of the house, and power his computer and other electronics. After a bit of head scratching he decided to beef up the UPS using deep-cycle batteries
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Beefy battery backup still running after a decade
There were two rather important things that Sony Ericsson left out of their announcement of the LiveView Android bluetooth accessory : how much it will cost and when it will be available. Today we have more details on both. Its price will apparently be €69 (about $97).
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Sony Ericsson LiveView will cost €69 and launch in November
As the touchscreen era rages on with no end in sight, there’s at least one group out there that tends to go unnoticed: the big-handed. Some call’em Meat Sticks; some call’em Sausage Fingers. Whatever you call big ol’ digits, one things for sure: they make touchscreens painful For the past few years, Ten One Design has offered up the Pogo Stylus as a means of touchscreen frustration salvation for mega-thumbed individuals. Today they’re pushing an updated version built for iPhone 4, and it’s got a bonus feature: it’s also a stand.
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The new Pogo Stylus for iPhone has a little trick up its sleeve