Palm Pre hacked and running on Verizon
Posted July 10, 2009 – in: Blog, Cell Phone, Linux, Palm Pre, TechnologyAnd it’s done. The Pre is now hackable and can be moved over to Verizon. The price for a pre on eBay is roughly $350. Hmmmmm.
No Comments | Tags: CDMA, hacked, Palm Pre, rooted, unlocked, verizonVideo: Palm Pre caught playing with GSM SIM in Vietnam – Engadget
Posted June 30, 2009 – in: Blog, Cell Phone, Linux, Palm Pre, TechnologyWTF! After seeing this I would say that bringing the Pre to AT&T will be accomplished before bringing it to Verizon (at least by hack). Hmmm can I drop my SIM card in it?
No Comments | Tags: at&t, GSM, hacked, Palm Pre, rooted, unlockedPalm Pre gets Doom on the Pre before the iPhone – Kind of
Posted June 12, 2009 – in: Apple, Blog, Cell Phone, Linux, Palm Pre, Technology, iPhoneIt’s the first substantial piece of software brought onto the Pre via the Konami Hack. Now Doom has been ported to the platform with relative ease (and a few bugs of course). I knew a decent phone with linux for a brain was an awesome bad idea!
No Comments | Tags: beats Apple, Doom, hack, palm, Palm PreSnakr RSS reader – Lightweight, Pretty, RSS reader
Posted June 11, 2009 – in: Apple, Blog, Linux, Nerdiness, Technology, WindowsWhile searching I came across Snackr. It allows you to scroll your feeds along the edge of your desktop. It is very unobtrusive and looks very nice.
1 Comment | Tags: Adobe Air, Cross Platform, RSS, SnackrHere comes the Palm Pre reviews
Posted June 4, 2009 – in: Blog, Cell Phone, Linux, Palm Pre, Technology, WebThe PalmPre reviews are coming in. I posted the recaps but you should definitely read the articles. It’s all about the UI. The hardware quality is what seems to be a downer to this phone. I really liked Gizmodo’s take on it compared to the iPhone and my feeling are right in line with the editor.
No Comments | Tags: hands on, impression, Palm Pre, review, SprintNVIDIA unveils 12 Tegra devices, 25 days of music or 10 hours of 1080p video on single charge – Engadget
Posted June 2, 2009 – in: Blog, Linux, Technology, Web, netbooksnVidia’s Tegra platform looks to be very impressive in that it boasts an amazing battery life while supplying HD quality video. Real world tests have yet to have been conducted by online reviewers but it looks promising. Engadget has the specs:
No Comments | Tags: HD, ion, low power, netbooks, nvidiaSamsung I7500 with OLED touchscreen powered by Android, dreams
Posted April 27, 2009 – in: Blog, Cell Phone, Linux, TechnologyAnticipated for months, Samsung’s first Android phone is finally a (paper) reality after being flushed through the rumor mill just hours ago.
No Comments | Tags: android, breaking news, BreakingNews, i7500, o2, samsungFirst Look at Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Jackalope – Ubuntu 9.04
Posted April 24, 2009 – in: Blog, Linux, NerdinessIn this review I look at the user-side improvements that come with 9.04. As with my previous review of Ubuntu 8.10, the goal is to look at Ubuntu from a productivity angle, rather than fixating on technological improvements. If you have been away from Ubuntu for a while you might want to read the previous review to catch up on recent developments, all of which are carried through in this release.
No Comments | Tags: JauntyJackalope, Linux, ubuntu, ubuntu 9.04
