February 28, 2011
Something that many consumers do not really think about is that hardware you buy in the store actually has software running on it as well. Any router you get – that’s the device that distributes the Internet coming into your house or business to multiple computers – has software running on it. Although “officially” the [...]
August 25, 2010
My MP3 player is five years old. It doesn’t have a colour screen, isn’t capable of connecting to the internet and the only thing it’s really good for is playing music. The day it dies you will see a grown man cry, drop to his knees and emit a Darth Vader-like “Noooo!” before scouring eBay [...]
November 28, 2008
Last week Apple released the latest firmware 2.2 for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Thanks to the team at iPhone-dev, the jailbreaking app ““ Pwnage Tool and QuickPwn were released days after the firmware release. If you are looking for a simple guide to easily jailbreak your 3G iPhone, here it is. Note: 1) The [...]
November 13, 2008
You may some day encounter a situation in which you will require a wireless internet connection for a desktop computer. Perhaps you have decided to move your office from one room to another in your home. However, the new room does not have the cable or telephone connection you need to bring that computer online. [...]
November 13, 2008
On Sunday, we posted the first part of this guide, about how to downgrade your PSP and then upgrade to a custom firmware. For those of you who’ve just tuned in; a custom firmware is one that is written by hackers (or crackers, depending on your point of view), which gives you all the possibilities [...]
November 9, 2008
For those of you who are new to the concept of hacked PSPs, custom firmware might not sound so familiar. Custom firmware allow you to run homebrew. Homebrew is software developed by the user community. Enabling this homebrew makes the PSP an open platform. It allows you to add the functions and/or applications that Sony [...]
