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Hey Wiseass, Please Stop Hacking My Server

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So I have this server I screw around with, throw XDA-types some free bandwidth and learn how to handle heavy traffic and to administer Linux, to experiment with tweaks before I drop them on this site (like the stock quote widget), this and that. It’s my digital mancave. The other day I log in to … Read more

News for January 28th 2012

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Happy Saturday. My kids were up at 7:30am, and I have to ask why? It’s Saturday we should be sleeping in. And for some reason I woke up at 6:15am wide awake, I was looking around like why am I up?! I hate when I just wake up for no reason like that and then can’t get back to sleep, I think I had just fallen back asleep when my kids got up. Blah… need more coffee.. Anyway, here’s the news from sites around the world for you. It’s a mixture of everything tech related really, so there’s something for everyone in here…

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How to install an .IPA app file on your iPhone @ Funky Kit

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Here’s another interesting tidbit from the news box, this one comes from a site called Funky Kit and it’s a How-To guide on installing an IPA file on your iPhone without jailbreaking it! I missed it but they previously did an article about playing AVI files on your iPhone as well. You’ll find links to … Read more

Mobility Digest Review: X-mini KAI Capsule Speaker

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Press Releases flow out of the CES Show pretty hot and heavy and it is easy to miss, or to forget about some very interesting products. One such product for me was the X-mini KAI Capsule Speaker that packs a lot of features into a tiny little wireless speaker. As a matter of fact, the … Read more

Storage about to get smaller, and IBM answers the eternal question.

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Exactly how small can ferromagnetic storage be? According to IBM, one bit of memory storage in current mediums requires the work of 1  million atoms.  IBM has just upped the ante and created a storage mechanism capable of recording a single bit of data on 12. No, that’s not 12 million, just 12.  12 single … Read more

Improvements Come To Windows Phone Google Calendar and Email Experience

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Google has announced a couple of important and welcomed changes to their calendar and email experience for Windows Phone 7.5 users.  The two changes are server-side search and multiple calendar support. Depending on the user one is more important than the other. Server side search-Allows users to search for emails on their gmail account that … Read more