Uno de los conceptos que considero de mayor importancia para una sociedad que busca comunicarse con su entorno social a través de redes sociales como Facebook, es el manejo de cuenta en cuestión a privacidad de la misma. Tristemente, vivimos en un mundo de ignorancia. Misma que a veces, provoca males a nuestra vida sin siquiera darnos cuenta. Si te interesa saber cómo manejar apropiadamente el control de privacidad en tu cuenta de Facebook, lee este artículo.
Friday, April 22, 2011
How To Backup Your Facebook's Account Information
Facebook has implemented features on which I feel very satisfied with. Facebook more than a social network, is a social environment, perhaps the most powerful communication media ever. Now you can back up all your data, from post #1, contacts, photos, etc. This is very helpful if you would like to take a reminder of your Facebook life.
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Facebook,
Social Networking
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Cómo Crear Una Cuenta iTunes Sin Necesidad De Verificar Con Tarjeta de Crédito
Algunas personas todavía se contienen de abrir una cuenta de iTunes, debido a que no desean verificar con su tarjeta de crédito. Independientemente de las aplicaciones de cobro, hay aplicaciones muy buenas las cuales no tienen costo alguno. Si deseas abrir una cuenta para poder utilizar el App Store, y no tienes idea de cómo abrirla sin verificar, sigue los pasos descritos abajo.
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Apple,
Applications,
Spanish
To All 3Gs Users! Why Would You Get an iPhone 4? Why Not?
Here's a little something about what I think and what I have answered those asking "Why a blog manager isn't getting an iPhone 4?". I have indeed tested iPhone 4's since its release date, but I haven't seen so much of an attraction to spend twice my 3Gs into a cellphone that won't satisfy my needs, more than my current 3Gs.
Sunday, April 10, 2011
iOS 4.3.1. on iPhone 3Gs
I tested during the whole day the functionality of iOS 4.3.1 in my iPhone 3Gs. However, I noticed at certain point that there was a notable lagging when opening applications. It reminded me of my old iPhone 3G running on 4.2.1. I also have a memory manager, which stated that memory was reduced by almost half of what it had before the upgrade. As of right now, I rather have functionality than just a few more features I don't need to be honest. If you had issues with this, I'd recommend downgrading at least until a new and better update is released.
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10 Must Have Applications for iPhone
I'm pretty sure everyone has a 10th top. However, I'm ranking this not in functionality, fun, or useful, but on how often do I use them. Meaning these have fit my expectations of keeping my iPhone as a competitive smart phone, whether they're fun, useful, etc. They might just be all of them in each. And the Oscar goes to...
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Applications,
iPhone
HeyWire No Longer Lets You Connect Unless Running 2.1.288
It got me surprised yesterday morning, while sending bunch of messages and talking to a friend who just got his' iPhone 4. It turned really ironic since I was explaining the benefits of HeyWire on its previous version, while suddenly I got this message:
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Applications,
iPhone
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Site in Upgrade!
Hi everyone! Due to its lack of posting usage, I'm upgrading the site's design and will be adding some additional features within this weekend, hopefully be running up to 100% by Monday! If you're having problems logging in from your Facebook account, or any broken URL, please be patient. It's expected to be functional on 4/10/11 at 17:00.
Sunday, April 3, 2011
How to Downgrade HeyWire for Local Number Support. No Backup!
There were lot of users disappointed on the recent update that ended up disabling the Local Number Support feature, which was one of the most amazing and useful features in the HeyWire application for iPhone. If for some reason, you upgraded to the 2.1.288 version, have no backup on its previous version, and lost Local Number Support, here's how to downgrade.
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Applications
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
HeyWire Unable to Authorize Fix!
After spending hours doing some research through the web, the HeyWire help, and lots of forums, I finally came to a conclusion and a fix, for those getting the message below while attempting to install HeyWire. What is cool about this app, is that you can actually send messages around the world using your contacts list, or any phone number. Check this out.
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Applications
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Can't Delete Home Screen Bookmarks/Custom Web Site Icons.. Meet The Fix
I had several bookmarks on my home screen, I found these very useful when needing to access a website I frequently visit. Specially those adapted to mobile devices. However, there was a time when I required these no more, and simply deleted them. However, anytime I sync'd my iPhone, all icons re-appeared. Even when I didn't need them anymore. Restoring isn't sufficient, and here's a fix...
Friday, March 18, 2011
Facebook Email and Messaging Review
We have heard about Facebook's plans to bring up messaging service to an improved level. Well, let's take a comprehensive review of this new "feature" that will be hitting your account soon.
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Social Networking
Friday, March 11, 2011
Potential GPS Fix on iPhone 3Gs Running iPad Baseband and 4.2.1.
I've been researching throughout this issue. One of the coolest features I basically fell in love with my previous iPhone 3G, is the fact that I could use GPS without having a data plan, or a WiFi network available. However, due to the limitations while unlocking a 3Gs using an iPad baseband (6.15.00), the GPS seemed to be affected, and push notifications as well. There might be a solution for this though...
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
YouTube Video Lagging Issues on Google Chrome and Old Macbooks
Indeed, it has come to my attention that several people is experiencing issues while playing videos on YouTube while using Google Chrome. From what posts and forums says, it appears to be affecting users that have a previous generation of MacBook, from 2 to 3 years old.
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Internet Browsers
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
iPad 2 Revealed at the Apple's iPad Event
That's right, Apple has just released the completely new iPad 2 which will start shipping on March 11th in the US, and March 25th to the rest of the world. It comes to our attention that the new iPad is indeed as rumored, but with a great improvement in any way. Here's what's new as of today:
Monday, February 14, 2011
How to View Old Facebook Pictures Albums Format
If you have ever wondered, what happens to be on every Facebook's developers mind before launching a site update, I would suggest: change. Human beings have always had a desire to change, to evolve, and move. Well, some of us are just not getting used to changes, specially when those are non-functional. If you really don't like that new black javascript-based platform Facebook uses now to view pictures, and want to view them in the old way, here's how.
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Social Networking
Monday, January 24, 2011
Next Generation Handheld Devices
While reading an article at Redmond Pie's today, I figured out that there's more than meets the eye. This concerning mobile devices and next generation smart phones. The technology is to be focused on one thing only: Satisfy People Needs, Ease Our Social Communication & Develop Utilities at Hand. This is what the deal is about...
Monday, January 17, 2011
Cómo Instalar Aplicaciones Gratis en tu iPhone, iPod Touch, o iPad
Para todos aquellos que se han tenido problemas entendiendo el proceso de "hackeo" o de Jailbreak para el iPhone, iPod o iPad, he aquí una breve explicación a petición de un lector, de cómo realizar el jailbreak de una manera sencilla y explicada.
Friday, January 14, 2011
George Hotz Interview
Here's a recent update on Geohot's interview, concerning Sony's sue against him for the PS3 jailbreak. Here's what is found on YouTube:
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Hacker Geohot Sued by Sony
A web source just published that Geohot (a.k.a. George Hotz), and the fail0verflow team have been sued by Sony over the Play Station 3 jailbreak, and making it public.
An excerpt from the lawsuit reads:
An excerpt from the lawsuit reads:
Defendants George Hotz, “Bushing,” Hector Cantero, Sven Peter and “Segher”(collectively, “Defendants”) are computer hackers. Working individually and in concert with one another, Defendants recently bypassed effective technological protection measures (“TPMs”) employed by plaintiff Sony Computer Entertainment America LLP (“SCEA”) in its proprietary PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system (“PS3 System”). Through the Internet, Defendants are distributing software, tools and instructions (collectively, “Circumvention Devices”) that circumvent the TPMs in the PS3 System and facilitate the counterfeiting of video games. Already, pirated video games are being packaged and distributed with these circumvention devices. Declaration of Ryan T. Bricker In Support of Ex Parte Motion for Temporary Restraining Order And Order To Show Cause Re Preliminary Injunction; Order for Impoundment (“Bricker Decl.”) ¶2, Exh. A. Pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 65 and Local Rules 65-1 and 7-10, SCEA moves ex parte to put an immediate halt to the ongoing distribution of these illegal Circumvention Devices and avoidirreparable harm to SCEA and to other video game software developers stemming from video game piracy.
iPhone jailbreaks and unlocks are considered legal per the United States government, as long as they're not used for piracy. If we're to support developers, I'd say Sony is wasting their time suing instead of learning from their mistakes.
I personally believe Sony will not succeed over PS3 jailbreaks, once it's done, it can't be stopped.
Thanks, Redmond Pie
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