OH NOEZZZZzz!!111 the HACKERS!!!
Basic security principals, in hilarious 90′s fashion.
HACKING IS EASY! from Airwave Ranger on Vimeo.
Add comment May 28th, 2010
My Belated Review of the iPad- It’s No “Big iPhone”
Will it kill the netbook? Will it be replacing your main computer? Who knows?!
The iPad is said to be a “new category” by Apple. It goes a little something like this;
iPhone (or other Smartphone) -> iPad -> Laptop/Desktop.
How you use it, and what you use it for is entirely up to you. I myself see this as a new way to consume media. Think of it as Books, Magazines, Movies, Web, and more, right at your finger-tips (pun intended). It outperforms previous tablet computers with its snappy execution, and elegance. Say what you will about its lack of USB, Flash, or SD slot; when it comes down to it, this device does what it does, VERY well.
3 comments May 26th, 2010
Facebook Integration Now Available
We all have a Facebook account by now, right? What if I told you that TheComputerBoss was adopting the new Facebook Connect platform? Today, I completed the integration, and this is what it means for you:
Want to comment on a post but don’t want to register a user account here? Just click the Facebook login button at the comment section, and post comments using you existing Facebook profile, and add it to your news-feed.
Like a post, and want to share it within your Facebook community? Just press the “Like” button at the bottom of the post. It will register your “Like” to the site, and also add it to your Facebook news-feed!
Just 1 more way I hope to make your tCB experience more smoother- thanks for the support!
Add comment May 25th, 2010
[iPhone] iPhone OS 4.0 Beta 4 – First Impressions
Wow, just realized that I’ve been doing a lot of Apple posts lately. Oh well, it’s Apple season…
Recently, I was able to get the UDID on my 3G S onto an Apple Developer account- allowing me to install the latest iPhone 4.0 Beta on my unit. It is Beta number 4, meaning that it’s getting closer and closer to the Gold Master.
Being the first iPhone beta I’ve tried, I have to say that I am really impressed by the stability of this version. It feels pretty polished, and put-together. There are minor hiccups I’ve noticed, such as a brief lag when I put in my password to unlock the phone. All in all, it’s very functional.
I’ve tried many apps on it and they have been compatible so far. Can’t really test the multi-tasking service in 3rd party apps because developers haven’t implemented it yet, but standard iPhone apps like AppStore, and Mail work great. I’m able to switch back and fourth with ease. I can be surfing in Safari, and get a TXT, go to the Messages app (loads instantly) to reply, and switch right back to Safari. Very quick, and smooth.
There is a welcomed set of new Apple wallpapers added. They are pretty mellow and minimal, since you don’t want anything too loud on the homescreen. Folders are a great addition. I organized my apps into several different categories, and it makes for a more cleaner and clutter-free experience.
There is a tethering option under Settings > General > Network, but clicking on it results in a prompt to contact AT&T. I did not see the Custom Dictionary section that people posted pictures of, I have to look more into it.
UPDATES:
You can now search for SMS messages in Spotlight Search.
There is a search bar at the top of the Messages app, similar to the one Mail got in OS 3.0.
Deleting apps no longer asks you to rate 1 to 5 stars.
Check out some nice screens below:
To download the new iPhone 4.0 wallpaper collection- click here to go the the Gizmodo post.
6 comments May 21st, 2010
My Feature on the mobileStorm Digital Marketing Blog
I was recently featured in a post over at mobileStorm’s Digital Marketing Blog titled “Why Our Employees Rock”. I’ve been working for mobileStorm for over 2 years now and it feels great to be a part of this awesome company. mobileStorm is a leader in the digital marketing world. If you need an Email, or SMS marketing solution for your business, don’t hesitate to give us a try. You can check out the post, as well as many other great reads here.
To look into our Email and SMS services, go to: http://www.mobilestorm.com/email-marketing-products/
1 comment May 20th, 2010
5 Ways to Use the iPad for Business
Since the iPad’s release in early April, we’ve drooled over its modern, minimal, and sleek design. It just looked so fun to play with. However, people since then wondered how they could apply this device into their day-to-day life for getting things done. Not many were willing to drop at least $500 on a new toy.
2 comments May 18th, 2010
[iPad] Run iPhone Apps in High-Res on the iPad (no more pixel-doubling)
If any of you iPad owners ever ran an iPhone app on the device, you probably noticed that it didn’t scale too well. Luckily, Ryan Pertich has developed a Cydia app called FullForce.
This app (controlled in the Settings panel) scales most iPhone apps to the iPad’s native resolution.
I’ve tried Facebook, and Beejive IM and they looked absolutely great! Some apps may not format right, such as 3D games, but this is a must have for JB’d iPad owners, and It’s FREE 
To download:
Just run Cydia on the iPad and do a search for “Fullforce”. It should be in the default repos.
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Add comment May 17th, 2010
iPhone Downloads Page Now Available
This is sure to become a great reference for all you jailbreakers, upgraders, and downgraders out there. Click the “iPhone Downloads” button at the top-nav to access past and present files for the iPhone 2G, 3G, and 3GS models (iPod Touch included).
The downloads range from firmware (.ipsw) files, jailbreak tools, and other essentials. Downloads will be constantly updated so you can keep coming back for the latest!
Add comment May 17th, 2010
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