Send Photos From An Eye-Fi SD Card Directly To Your iPad With ShutterSnitch [Ipadapps]
If you have an Eye-Fi SD Card and an iPad, you can ditch Apple’s iPad Camera Connection kit right now. Just use the app ShutterSnitch, which sends the photos on your Eye-Fi directly to your iPad (and iPhone). More »
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AT&T deploying software fix for slow upload speeds over next few weeks
Looks like AT&T and Alcatel-Lucent have finally sorted out the software glitch that’s resulted in slow HSPA upload speeds in certain markets — we were just told on the record that a patch is being rolled out and the update will be completed over the next two to three weeks. That should mean iPhone 4 and laptop data modem customers should start to see their upload speeds creep back to higher levels after being capped at UMTS rates for the past few weeks, so that’s good news — let us know if things are getting better for you, yeah?
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AT&T WiFi Hotzone spreads to Charlotte, Chicago coming soon
Today AT&T announced that it has expanded its WiFi Hotzone pilot project to downtown Charlotte, North Carolina. It’s the second hotspot that AT&T has launched in order to supplement its mobile broadband coverage in areas with high 3G use. The first Hotzone launched in Time Square in New York City. AT&T plans to launch a Chicago Hotzone in the coming weeks.
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How will Apple respond to the DMCA revision? They won’t.
Today’s adjustment of the DMCA has far-reaching legal implications, which will only be evident after a few weeks, months, or even years as various parties exploit them however they can. I’m going to let the experts play in that sandbox. But one of the new rules seems to have had a specific target in mind: Apple. To wit:
“(2) Computer programs that enable wireless telephone handsets to execute software applications, where circumvention is accomplished for the sole purpose of enabling interoperability of such applications, when they have been lawfully obtained, with computer programs on the telephone handset.”
The language is a bit confusing, but the end result is the legalization of jailbreaking your phone and side-loading apps. Not that it was ever illegal, although some Apple store employees thought otherwise. Now that it’s been made official, however, one might reasonably expect a bit of give from Apple on this point, since they have taken such great measures to prevent such actions. But I’m pretty sure that apart from a little lip service, Apple will continue with the exact same policies, with the sort of blithe arrogance that simultaneously compels and repels consumers.
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Build Yourself an Iron Man Repulsor Beam Blaster [IronMan]
While there’s been no shortage of DIY Iron Man projects, some have definitely been more inspired/obsessive than others. This hand-mounted blaster, though, gets to the very essence of Iron Man’s appeal: the intersection between useful augmentation and looking really badass. More »
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