Not much more than cross linking, but after much searching I found a great resource on debranding an N95. Make sure you read the comments as they add some missing details the author left out. It does require Windows but Parallels works fine. I’ll update this post once I’ve finally finished nuking the Orangeness off […]
Some of the features of Leopard look cool. However, having just digested a skin-full of WWDC posts I’m just kinda meh. While there is some interesting stuff mentioned on Lifehacker, The Unofficial Apple Weblog and others, I still find one thing more exciting than anything. A new version of Quicksilver. That’s right a 3rd party […]
Telexy have released a beta of SymSMB 2.0. You need to sign the application to your IMIE so you can use. I wrote a guide on how to sign SIS applications because it turned out not to be very obvious.
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Nokia wants to protect you from all the bad boogymen in internetland. It insists that all fully signed S60 applications go through a QA procedure. I think this is a good thing. The last thing I want is a virus chomping up my expensive data rate on my mobile phone. However it does mean you […]
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