Just in case you have been living under a rock today: Microsoft has approached Yahoo with a US$ 44.6 billion offer. The offer represents a 62% premium over the current Yahoo share price. Looks like a good deal for Yahoo's investors.If this ... (more in the full post)
The proposed $45 billion acquisition of Yahoo by Microsoft has created a tremendous amount of coverage, even in the main-stream media. Clearly, Yahoo as the world's most visited web-site, and Microsoft as the world's most successful ... (more in the full post)
Here are some shots of my Jailbroken iPod Touch running 1.1.3 after using the iJailbreak method I posted about the other day.
(Click the image to get to the gallery)
- Summerboard is now working
- Installer 'Main script execution failed' problem has been solved by doing this in SSH
cd /
This downloads the latest installer.app. I fixed mine another way, by setting the correct permissions via ssh then updating installer within installer.
cd Applications/
wget http://repository.apptapp.com/packages/System/Installer.zip
rm -rf Installer.app
unzip Installer.zip
chmod +s Installer.app/Installer
chown -R root:wheel Installer.app
rm Installer.zip - Runs very well.
- Maps, Mail, Webclips, lyrics, Weather...etc All run perfectly
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And not just any N-AMPS phone, but a Phillips ISIS! (You can't get much info on it as well... so it has to be old!)
(Yep, I previously said D-AMPS, but found out it's N-AMPS)
Featuring:
- 20 Phonebook Contacts
- 3 Subtle Tones
- 1 Line LCD Monitor
- Backlit Keys!
- Runs on 4 AA Batteries! Perfect for those who are always on the move!
I've kept everything (except the box) and it still works, even all the contact numbers have been stored there... from 2000!
Ah, I can still remember how my dad used it. He would go into Settings, crank up the volume and play one of the mono tones, waking me up in the morning.
My mum still remembers how much he paid for it: $99.
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