March 21st, 2012 - 9:26 AM | Posted in iPhone, iPod
Did you loose your iPhone or iPod touch, or got it stuck during an upgrade or maybe simply sold it and forgot to backup data? Well, it does not happen as often, but for the times it does there is a way to get your data back. Every single time you connect and Sync your iDevice with iTunes, it actually creates a backup of the same on your computer. That’s the nice part, the bad part however is, that you cannot recover that data without your iPhone/iPod touch.
The Finance Minister just ended the FY 2012-2013 budget with a dreadful statement – India stands on the brink of a recession. Anyways, whatever be it – India stood strong while the world battled through recession and downfall. The The FY 2012-2013 budget is upto ones perception. On the contrary to what most of been speculating, there were no big hooplas or tantrums for the salaried middle class.
March 9th, 2012 - 2:56 AM | Posted in iPad, iPhone, iPod
If the tethered jailbreak at iOS 5.1 has been a cause of concern for you or be it just the battery woes that come with 5.1 – you might find n number of reasons to downgrade your iPhone’s OS back to your beloved older versions. In this tutorial we will show you how to do a fresh install of iOS5.0.1 or below on your iDevice.
We like most if not all things about the Metro UI in Windows 8. One little thing that bugs us though is the missing Start button that helps pop-up the start menu. So we figured out a way that would enable you to have Windows 7 style start menu on Windows 8.
February 29th, 2012 - 11:57 PM | Posted in Generic, Windows
For those who can’t wait to try out the latest Consumer Preview of Windows 8, but are afraid of loosing their existing Windows 7 or Windows XP installation – here is a quick guide which will walk you through installing and dual bootin Windows 8 with your existing windows installation. In this tutorial I will be installing Windows 8 Consumer Preview while keeping my existing Windows 7.
February 29th, 2012 - 2:46 AM | Posted in Gadgets, News
The Raspberry Pi is a credit card sized CPU, which can be connected to a Monitor or Television over standard video cable or over HDMI. There are 2 models of Raspberry Pi – Model A and B. The primary difference between the two is that Model B has an ethernet port, 2 USB ports and costs a meager $10 more. What’s the base price? $25!!!!
If you are an Android lover, there seems no end to the variety of devices to which you can port Android to. First it was just a couple of phones, then there was a massive flood with every single handset manufacturer stepping in with an Android boat afloat. Now, you can find Android on phones, tablets, music players, televisions, portable games, electronic devices – but there was this one domain yet remaining; Computers!
February 22nd, 2012 - 8:48 AM | Posted in iPad, iPhone
Notes app from Apple is superb – grocery list, addresses, things to do and what not. I possibly have over 100 notes on my iPhone right now. But that one thing missing from Notes application is the ability to write it down in rich text. Say you want to highlight something, an important must have item in your list, a critical date on an email or just a fancy list of multi-colored items. Not anymore
February 14th, 2012 - 7:00 PM | Posted in iPad, iPhone
The official WinZip application is now available for download from the Apple Store. WinZip, over the years has certainly become a must-have backbone application for our day to day needs and it is hard to think about an easy file compression software other than winzip.
February 6th, 2012 - 4:36 AM | Posted in Hacking, Mac
The latest release for Mac OS X Lion is out, and here we are with another hackintosh guide to help you install OS X Lion. This time we are going to swing hands with Unibeast and Multibeast to help you do either a clean install or an upgrade from snow leopard to 10.7.2
Follow the steps below to have the Mac OS X Lion 10.7.2 installed on you PC in a jiffy
