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Tag Archives: network
Reviews: MaxUpgrades MaxConnect for 2006-2008 Mac Pro
Nobody outside of Cupertino’s privileged bunch knows the future of the Mac Pro line for sure. Despite Apple’s reluctance to tell us what the line holds, there are a large number of machines in service all getting a bit long in the tooth, relatively speaking. As production Mac Pros have been replaced with new iMacs and even the Mac mini, IT departments are looking for creative ways to repurpose som …… Continue reading
MetroPCS bows out of Net Neutrality lawsuit against FCC
In a court motion filed earlier today, MetroPCS is dropping its net neutrality opposition lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission. The company filed a motion for voluntary dismissal, leaving Verizon to willingly fight the decree and US government on its own…. Continue reading
Amazon axes Zombieland, Browsers TV pilots; picks up two others
Amazon has cancelled two television pilots, after poor screenings. The television version of Zombieland will not be made into a series by the internet retailer, nor will Bebe Neuwirth’s musical comedy Browsers about interns at a Huffington Post-esque website. Amazon has picked up John Goodman’s Washington DC satire Alpha House, and Silicon Valley sitcom Betas…. Continue reading
Developer-signed Mac spyware found on Angolan activist’s computer
Previously unknown Mac OS X spyware, signed with a valid Apple Developer ID, has turned up on the laptop of an activist from Angola at a human rights conference in Norway. Security researcher and privacy activist Jacob Appelbaum found the spyware on the activist’s Mac at the Oslo Freedom Forum earlier this week. The activist’s computer was compromised as a result of a spear phishing attack, Appelbaum said Thursday on Twitter . The researcher claims that he has copies of the attack emails and two different malware samples. Security researchers from Finnish antivirus firm F-Secure analyzed one of the malware samples and concluded that it is a previously unknown Mac backdoor program which appears to be signed with a valid Apple Developer ID. To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Continue reading
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CW Strikes Deal with Apple to Bring Content to Apple TV
The CW has struck a deal that will bring the network’s content to the Apple TV, reports Deadline . At the company’s annual Upfront Presentation in New York today, CW president Mark Pedowitz announced that the CW’s TV Now applications, which are currently available on Xbox 360 and Windows 8, will be coming to the Apple TV as well. “This year we’re reaching more viewers on more platforms,” said Pedowitz, speaking of the deal. “We are reaching our audience everywhere they are, and we want you to be with us everywhere we go,” he went on to say to advertisers at the event. The CW told MacRumors that the app will function similarly to the company’s Xbox and mobile apps and confirmed that it will indeed be an app located on the Apple TV’s home screen. It’s a dedicated CW app that will work like our Xbox and mobile and tablet apps – no cable authentication required, full episodes of our shows available next day after air, ad-supported. The CW’s TV Now app for the Xbox offers free full streaming episodes of network shows like The Vampire Diaries with limited advertising. The app also includes additional content like previews and cast extras. Currently, Apple sells CW content through its iTunes store. While the Apple TV offers apps and digital content from sites like Netflix and Hulu, it does not include apps from television networks. The partnership between the CW and Apple will mark the first network television app available via the Apple TV. It is unclear if the CW’s app is part of a larger initiative by Apple to bring additional apps to the Apple TV. The CW is a joint venture between Warner Bros. Entertainment and CBS, one of the biggest U.S. broadcast networks. According to the CW, the app is set to launch in the coming weeks, though no exact release date was given. Continue reading
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eBay for iOS Updated with Multiple Item Checkout, Driver’s License Scanning [iOS Blog]
eBay today released updates to its iPhone and iPad apps, offering a redesigned user interface that includes multiple search views, an improved bidding process for ending auctions, and new shopping cart functionality. With the new shopping cart, users can add multiple items to the cart and purchase them at the same time with a single payment. The app also features larger photos and better search results, with the iPad version of the app sporting new photo editing tools. The iPhone app has also gained an interesting new function, allowing users to scan in their drivers licenses with the iPhone’s camera to quickly create new accounts. – New and improved look and feel – Checkout multiple items at a time with the new eBay Shopping Cart (US and UK only) – Tap the grid icon at the top of search results to see larger photos (iOS 6 required)* – Scan your drivers license for fast and easy eBay registration (available in select US states) – Improved last minute bidding – Selling support for Spain – Many bug fixes and enhancements Both the iPhone and iPad eBay apps can be downloaded from the App Store for free. - eBay for iPhone [ Direct Link ] - eBay for iPad [ Direct Link ] Continue reading
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Reviews: Sony Xperia ZL
Described by Sony as a culmination of its greatest technologies, the Xperia ZL is an attempt to bring the company’s best offerings together in a single device. In many ways the ZL makes good on this goal, offering a superb display, solid camera, and sleek design. What’s even more impressive is the compact frame that Sony was able to pack all of this into. Despite the inclusion of a five-inch full …… Continue reading
iPhone Apps: SoundCloud, Zipcar, Retrica Pro
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Hacked T-Mobile carrier file boosts iPhone 5 download speed
An altered carrier update that has been modified by two hackers successfully increases the bandwidth available for iPhone 5 units on T-Mobile’s US network, tests have found. The patch to the carrier update file, which was originally distributed to add LTE signal to the iPhone 5 using T-Mobile’s 1900MHz band, works on both unlocked AT&T units as well as “native” T-Mobile iPhone 5 devices without requiring a jailbreak, though instructions vary for customers using jailbroken iPhones…. Continue reading
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Reviews: HTC One
It is hard to understate just how critically important the HTC One is to the Taiwanese company’s fortunes. Despite its alarming decline in market share, HTC has taken a gamble with the One. It has opted for high-quality materials, which eat into its profit margin, while it has made …… Continue reading