Tag Archive for 'firmware'


Tuesday, Feb 5th 2008 by James Allan Brady

First, let me start by stating that if you are in one of the Super Tuesday states, please do your civic duty and vote, I won’t get into politics, but whichever candidate you support, be sure and vote for them. Now, onto the fun stuff, apparently the iPhone and iPod Touch firmware that was released [...]

Monday, Feb 4th 2008 by James Allan Brady

If you’ve booted up your x61 or x60 tablet recently and received and error 2100 boot error, it’s from your hard drive. Apparently there is a new firmware update available for the drives.
Mr. Faulkner had to find this out the hard way as he was on the verge of sending his tablet in for repair [...]

Monday, Feb 4th 2008 by James Allan Brady

This firmware update, version 3.07 includes lots of new features. There is now album art in the music selection list, including a cover flow styled menu. You can download the new firmware here, after you do that, unzip it, there should be two files, copy them over to the main directory of your P2 and [...]

Monday, Feb 4th 2008 by Daniel Lim

If you are one of the unsatisfied owners of Canon world’s fastest Ten megapixel that been though firmware after another then a sub-mirror fix that never worked; Don’t give up yet, Canon ain’t taking the cheap way out, there’s another one on its way according to latest report from robgalbraith.

Friday, Feb 1st 2008 by James Allan Brady

That’s to say they are shocking, headphones. Apparently with the latest firmware update for the iPod Classics (v. 1.1) both the headphone jacks and iPod Dock connectors are leaking electricity. They are leaking up to 500mV of electricity which is more than enough to fry some headphones.
God knows what could get fried from the dock [...]


Wednesday, Jan 30th 2008 by James Allan Brady

Go get the update now! Firmware 3.90 offers up Skype, well, that’s the major addition from the update, I have no clue what else it does, but after you have Skype on your PSP you probably won’t care either.
The downsides are as follows, first, you have to have a PSP-2000, aka the PSP Slim. The [...]

Friday, Jan 25th 2008 by James Allan Brady

Apparently the deal with this card is that you slide it into your iPhone and it somehow magically hardware unlocks your iPhone. I am not an electrical engineer, so I can’t tell you how well this thing will work, but if I had to guess, it won’t.

Thursday, Jan 17th 2008 by James Allan Brady

Those of you who have already opted not to buy a new MacBook Air, but were more interested in the $99 SuperDrive that you could get for the MacBook air had better look the other way. It turns out Apple has somehow made it so that the USB connected/powered SuperDrive is only useable with [...]

Wednesday, Jan 16th 2008 by James Allan Brady

The iPod Touch had some new updates made available today, they include all 5 of the original iPhone apps that were left out in the first place. The upside, they are free with all new iPod Touch’s, the downside, they cost $20 for all current iPod Touch owners.

(Image credit: zdnet)

Tuesday, Jan 15th 2008 by James Allan Brady

In fact, even bigger than this phone is the stack its running known as CLP or the Convergent Linux Platform. The company backing this stack says that with this stack the time required to bring an Android device to market could be halved.


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