Posted by on under dramatic difference, resale value, flooring, ambiance, appearance, choices |

Flooring can make a dramatic difference in the appearance of your home. It will also contribute to the resale value, and it enhances the ambiance of a home. There are a great many choices to consider when deciding on the flooring for your home. Letâ??s take a look at ten of the most popular flooring [...]
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Posted by noreply@blogger.com (Zibri) on under iphe, breakthru, party apps, baseband, itunes, firmware, goodies, ipod, third party, choices, freedom |


Well, here I am still...The picture above is not a fake.It's not even a major breakthru but it's something.I am glad to tell you anyhow that 2.0firmware works pretty well on my iPod 32gb.All features are enabled.To install it from windows (or mac) you needa special beta version of itunes.Unless you want to loose installerand all third party apps I strongly suggest youNOT TO UPGRADE (both iPod both iPhone).To downgrade the iPod you will needto uninstall iTunes 7.7 and reinstall 7.5.Then you will need to put the iPod in DFU modeand do a full restore back to 1.1.4 (and use ZiPhone)to have back Installer and all goodies.With the iPhone it's more complicatedbecause you will also need todowngrade the baseband.I already have a very preliminary versionof the new ZiPhone which will allow that. As of today you will have 2 choices:1) Believe in the community and don't upgrade to 2.02) Say goodbye to Installer and freedom and upgrade. Stay tuned :)Zibri
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Posted by on under performance tweaks, time today, management tool, makeover, choices, paint, peoe |


I've always considered the
Grooveshark web app's UI to be quite amazing, so I was wary when I was granted preview access to the service's new look, which the startup is presenting publicly for the first time today (at 12 AM EST). Fortunately, they somehow managed to make it even more awesome than it already was, and the makeover was more than a new lick of paint as it also included a number of performance tweaks to make it run smoother. In case you're not familiar with Grooveshark: it's a great web-based music search, play and management tool that's been around
since April last year. You can use the app to instantly look for and listen to music, and there's the quintessential social component that allows you to interact with people from its community and discover new music from others’ choices.
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Posted by on under software samsung, os strategy, initial member, strategy course, os rumors, mobile burn, popular belief, multi os, anning, jump ship, company representative, android, ditch, hammer, operating systems, different tastes, samsung, nbsp, choices, fly |


Contrary to popular belief (and
reports from yesterday), it seems that Samsung actually
isn't planning to ditch Symbian anytime soon -- or at least it's not prepared to tell the public. Shortly after announcing its own
Bada OS, rumors began to fly that Symbian support would fade in the near future; according to a company representative speaking with
Mobile Burn, however, that's simply not true. To quote:
"Samsung is an initial member of Symbian Foundation and continues to cooperate with Symbian Foundation. At the same time, Samsung supports various existing open operating systems including Symbian, Linux, Android, and Windows Mobile. To provide more choices to meet consumers' many different tastes and preferences, we will continue our 'multi-OS' strategy."
'Course, just because it's "continuing" to
support Symbian doesn't mean that the hammer won't fall tomorrow, but at least for now it seems the Big S is safe from seeing one of its own jump ship. Phew.
Filed under: Cellphones, Software
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Posted by on under cushi, baseband, network settings, commenters, reprieve, geohot, 3g, wifi, vector, repository, crash, choices |

iPhone 3G/3GS owners who found themselves stuck with version 05.11 of the baseband (either by accident or because they bought it that way) are now in luck! geohot was able to turn the already-public at+xemn crash into an injection vector, which can be used to inject his version of the unlock. The blacksn0w unlock is available for free via Cydia by adding the repository http://blackra1n.com in the Manage->Sources panel. Congratulations, geohot!
Those of you who are already unlocked at 3.1.2 because you kept your 04.26 baseband now have an extra cushion of comfort, and more choices: ultrasn0w, purplesn0w, and now blacksn0w (and of course the original yellowsn0w too if you’re still back at FW 2.x). Whether or not you choose to update your baseband solely to use the new unlock is a personal choice, but so far there are no advantages to doing so (and remember you can’t come back to 04.26 after you’ve gone to 05.11).
As with all the unlocks, it will probably very soon be re-sold through scam sites that charge you money for what is offered to the community for free. Please stay vigilant for these scam sites and steer your friends away from them.
Update: Some commenters are reporting a lingering problem with WiFi while using blacksn0w. Some are able to solve it with a single “Reset Network Settings” but others say they need to do that periodically. So far there seems to be no pattern to those affected or the best way to fix it.
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