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Last year, when Google released Chrome I wrote this. Some might say it was futurology, but I say it was the most logical step of evolution. The fact is, I think I was really close on Google’s plans for Chrome.
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If you want to upload modified or standard operator carrier settings to your iPhone, just type this in your terminal: defaults write com.apple.iTunes carrier-testing -bool TRUE This way you can upload the settings via iTunes without having to install the previous beta versions that allowed this by default.
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Much has been said since Facebook allowed the new “vanity URL’s” (or user url’s like I rather call it, since vanity urls is purely an american expression adopted from the vanity plates they have in their cars). Most of the posts about this are from users bitching about the way Facebook roll out this feature,
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A few months ago I wrote an article about the Konami code on 8-Bit Revolution which surprisingly is become an Internet trend / meme. If you don’t know what is the Konami Code, well, I’ll give you the light version. The sequence of keys on the image above is the Konami Code, and is probably
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Google launched today Google Sync, a serive that allows you to sync the contacts and calendar in your Google account with your computers and mobile devices. I wanted to sync my iPhone with my Google Calendar and Contacts, so I adventured myself with Google Sync. It’s not difficult to do it, just follow the instructions
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Yeah, just updated to WP 2.7 and everything went smoothly 🙂 The new Dashboard is bliss and K2 works just as it did with 2.6. WordPress is definitely the best blogging platform around!
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I’m attending Sapo Codebits 2008. Expect some major nonsense in today’s Lifestream 😀 If you’re there, twitt me!
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I confess that I’m a little addicted to social networking. I often try new social networks and apps but sometimes I wish that there was only one or only one way to use them all. The ones I use the most are Twitter, Flickr, Jaiku, Digg and the usual gazillion RSS feeds if you can
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These guys just made my day! I knew there are other apps for the iPhone that turn it into a musical instrument, but the Ocarina app from Smule just blew my mind. I have not tested it yet but from the video it looks (and sounds) great! Plus, they played the Zelda tune… ahhh gotta
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As you might have noticed, things are a little bit in the slow here, mainly because I’ve been spending my blogging time writing for 8-Bit Revolution. So, if you can read Portuguese and you love videogames, drop by. 🙂