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So, I've got LOTS of apps from the app store, and also participate in beta tests for
developers.
If I were to jailbreak, can I keep all the apps, and continue to download apps from the appstore if
I jailbreak?
Also, is there anyway to tell that it's jailbroken without seeing it on Apple or ATT's part?
Should I jailbreak? I'm not quite sure if it's sturdy enough, and I'm just nervous. I need someone
to tell me if I should jailbreak, or keep what I have.
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href="http://www.textflow.com/"Textflow/a is an Adobe AIR-based collaboration app that allows you
to incorporate changes from several different people into one Word document. Sending your draft to
everyone you're working with, and then manually combining all of their versions is a pain. With
Textflow, you can just drop in each person's document and see a side-by-side view of the changes,
and then put everything in order with a little bit of dragging. The app is now in public beta.br
/br /If you've used track changes in Word, Textflow's "choose or refuse" interface will be familiar
to you. But textflow is like track changes on steroids, if you'll pardon a clicheacute;. Besides
the ability to handle several sets of changes from several separate Word files at once, it's also a
lot easier to tell at a glance who's changed what, and decide which version to use. There's even a
scrapboard to store ideas you're not sure about yet. The best part is that your collaborators don't
even have to know what Textflow is for you to use it effectively.br /br /br /[via a
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One of our project teams has a beta that theyd like to advertise.br /br /How many photos do you
have on your computer? Documents? E-mail messages, letters, and receipts of your online purchases?
What happens to your files if mdash; when mdash; your hard drive fails?br /br /We currently have an
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PTGui is panoramic photo stitching software. Originally developed as a Graphical
User Interface for Panorama Tools (hence the name), PTGui now is a full featured photo stitching
application.
Use PTGui to stitch any number of photos into a panoramic image. Some benefits of PTGui, when
compared to other stitching software:
PTGui can stitch multiple rows of images
Create 360 degree cylindrical panoramas, 'flat' partial panoramas and even spherical 360x180
degree panoramas
No need to keep the camera level: PTGui can stitch rotated and tilted images
Virtually unlimited output size: create Gigapixel panoramas from hundreds of images!
Layered output allows full control over the final stitched result
PTGui stitches most panoramas fully automatically, but at the same time provides full manual
control over every single parameter. This enables stitching of 'difficult' scenes, where other
programs fail.
Full 16 bit workflow for best image quality
And much more...
WHAT'S NEWVersion 8.1beta1:
Support for reading most types of camera RAW files. RAW support is provided through the
(bundled) dcraw executable.
PTGui Pro: new Batch Builder for automated detection and stitching of a large number of
panoramas. The Batch Builder is launched from the Tools menu. Panoramas can be detected based on
the EXIF shooting date, or PTGui Pro can create projects for all images in each subfolder.
PTGui Pro: new tab: Project Settings
PTGui Pro: behaviour of the Align Images function is now completely configurable (Project
Settings tab). You can for example tell PTGui Pro not to choose a suitable projection and field
of view, but instead keep the current project settings. This is in particular useful when working
with templates.
PTGui Pro: default output file and folder names are configurable per project and per template
(Project Settings tab).
PTGui Pro: Batch Stitcher can generate control points and align images (if configured in a
project's Project Settings tab).
PTGui Pro: Batch Stitcher can load and save 'Batch Lists', which contain a list of jobs to be
stitched.
Batch Stitcher: pause button
Batch Stitcher: redesigned Jobs list. When a batch stitcher job is finished, the job is
marked as 'done' but stays in the list.
Batch Stitcher: in case of an error, the error is logged and the batch stitcher continues
with the next job
'Send to Batch Stitcher' is replaced by 'Save and send to Batch Stitcher'. In previous
versions a temporary copy of the project was sent to the batch stitcher, but now the actual
project file is sent (this is necessary for the batch stitcher to be able to add control points
to the project).
Windows: The smartblend/enblend console windows are now hidden by default (can be made
visible through Options/Advanced). This allows PTGui to capture and display any error messages.
If a project is switched from Advanced to Simple mode, all advanced settings (i.e. the
settings that become invisible in Simple mode) are reset to their default values
Crop settings of all images are now linked by default: changes to the crop of one image are
automatically applied to all images. One can use 'individual crop' to override the crop settings
for an image. Crop linking correctly handles the case where some images are rotated (as is the
case when a nadir image is taken with the camera's rotation sensor enabled).
If no template folder is configured, PTGui will create and use a default folder in the user's
home directory (Application Data / Library)
New function: File -> Save as Template. This saves a copy of the project to the template
folder but keeps the current project open
Control Points / Crop tab: rotation is now done by buttons instead of a drop down listbox
Control Points tab: bottom panel can be resized by dragging a splitter
Transparency is now indicated by a white/grey checkered pattern
Mac: Batch Stitcher and Help window now popup above the PTGui main window, instead of behind
it
AltiVec / SSE acceleration can be disabled (to work around CPU bugs)
Blending in Panorama Editor can be disabled (in the Panorama Editor Mode menu)
The menu bar has been reorganized: Utilities menu is combined into the Tools menu; Auto
Update Warped thumbnails setting is moved to the Panorama Editor menu; Recent projects list is
now a submenu in the File menu
Quickly open one of the relevant folders (e.g. source image folder, output folder, template
folder) in Explorer or Finder: Tools - Open Folder
Right-clicking in Source Images tab opens context menu
New function: Image->Open Containing Folder: shows the source image folder in
Explorer/Finder
Simplified layout of the Project Assistant tab
If the output folder does not exist, PTGui now aborts with an error before the stitching
starts (instead of at the end of the stitching process)
Option to remove the current PTGui registration key from this computer (About - Register -
Deactivate)
The registration key for a company license can now be stored for all users on the current
computer. To do so, go to About - Register and re-enter your existing registration key.
Mac: Fix: drag and drop to batch stitcher did not always work
Support for true relative file names for source images. Previously the absolute path of
source images was always written to the project file, except when the source image resided in the
same folder as the project file. Now relative paths are used when the source image is in any
folder (but in Windows restricted to the same drive). This can be disabled per project in the
Project Settings tab in PTGui Pro.
New configuration file: C:Users<user>AppDataRoamingPTGuiConfiguration.xml (Vista)
C:Documents and Settings<user>Application DataPTGuiConfiguration.xml (XP)
/home/<User>/Library/Application Support/PTGui/Configuration.xml. The registry is no longer
used on Windows. When moving PTGui to a different computer, only this folder needs to be copied
to keep the entire configuration.
Fix: Problem with automatically reloading of source images: sometimes reload would be
initiated while the other application is still busy writing the modified image. Now waits until
no changes have been made to the file for at least one second.
New function: Project -> Initialize and Optimize: this will arrange the images from
scratch, based on the control points, and then do a full optimization. Can be used to recover
from the situation where the optimizer gets stuck in a local minimum.
New menu item: Project -> Align Images, with the same functionality as Align Images in the
Project Assistant
If the optimization result is very bad, PTGui will offer to do Initialize and Optimize (see
previous)
By default, images with EXIF 'Orientation' tag are now loaded rotated. Previously the images
were loaded unrotated but the roll was set to +/- 90 degrees. The old behaviour is kept for
projects originally created in a previous version of PTGui, and in PTGui Pro this behaviour can
still be overridden in the Project Settings tab (but only before loading the first image). The
new behaviour is compatible with Photoshop and other image editing applications.
OpenEXR images are now loaded according to the configured display window (previously the data
window was used and the display window was ignored)
Fix: Stitching 16 bit source images to 8 bit output could result in visible banding
The following bugs are known and will be fixed in the next beta version:
Documentation is not yet updated
Windows: display glitch in the thumbnails in the Image Parameters tab
iPhone firmware 2.2.1 to have push notifications According to RussianiPhone.ru, the iPhone 2.2.1
beta firmware apparently contains support for both push notifications as well as over-the-air
MobileMe syncing with Notes support.
For those of you who don't know what is push notifications, push notifications allow you to receive
notifications pertaining to a specific application (e.g. instant messanging) on your mobile device
without actually having the entire application running in the background, in the other hand saving
battery power and improving performance.
iPhone-users were originally supposed to receive push notifications back in September, but
according to an email sent by Steve Jobs, ”We’re running a bit
late. We want to get it 100% right the first time.”
So lets hope this rumour is true and we will be able to see Push Notification in the next
update.
1st December 2008: Nucleus SoundLab has released beta version 1.4.1 of Viral Outbreak.
Additions/Changes: Changed: library compiler file checkings. It no longer checks if the library
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height="210" style="display:block;" /br Windows only: Free utility Gladinet Cloud Desktop removes
the web interfaces from Google Docs, Picasa Web Albums, Windows Live SkyDrive and Amazon S3
Storage, mounting them instead as folders you can add, remove, or open documents from. Gladinet
hides most of the back-end technology that pulls it off, asking you only for a username and
password. Once mounted, it's easy to, say, open a Google Docs file in your local copy of Microsoft
Word, or directly add pictures to folders in your Picasa or SkyDrive accounts. Read on for a look
at how Gladinet works, along with a 10-minute video that explains more of its features./p pAfter a
href="http://www.gladinet.com/p/index.htm"grabbing the beta download/a, installing and launching
Gladinet Cloud Desktop, you'll see a fairly simple "start page," which either opens Windows
Explorer directly to your virtual webapp drives ("Explore My Gladinet Drive") or mounts a new one
("Mount Disk Storage or Web Storage As Virtual Directory")./p pimg
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width="516" height="336" style="display:block;" //p pChoose to mount a new drive, and you'll be
asked to choose a service, provide login details and give it a name./p pimg
src="http://cache.gawker.com/assets/images/lifehacker/2008/12/gladinet5.jpg" class="center"
width="427" height="336" style="display:block;" //p pOnce you mount a web service for the first
time, you won't need to type in usernames and passwords again, as your credentials are stored in a
"Safe Card," which you can manage and delete in a separate dialog. It might take a minute or more
for Gladinet to make the connection and mount your virtual drive, and the app doesn't make it clear
that it's gone through successfully./p pimg
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height="155" class="right" align="right"If everything does go through, however, you can head to
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pictures, documents, and other files listed under a new shared drive, labeled "Z:" and named
"resources." Opening a word document might fail at firstmdash;it did for me with Word 2007mdash;but
the files are otherwise there for you to move and manage. Some services, like Picasa, are finicky
about what you can put where, but Gladinet shows an explanatory progress dialog that details what
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example, doesn't fly, unless you create a new folder and leave it theremdash;which makes sense,
because Picasa Web Albums is organized by, well, albums. But creating a new "Just a Test" folder
and dropping a screenshot there worked, as evidenced by the Picasa Web Albums screenshot to the
left. SkyDrive and Google Docs worked similarly; I don't, unfortunately, have an S3 account to
check out, but I'd presume it has fewer restrictions than any of the others, being a storage-based
app./p pGladinet keeps itself in your system tray while running, and closing it un-mounts your
"resources" drive with all your app connections. From its right-click system tray menu, you can add
and delete app-drives and Safe Card credentials, and create logins that allow you to run Google
Calendar, Gmail, the a href="http://www.thinkfree.com/"ThinkFree suite/a and other webapps in
stand-alone windowsmdash;nothing you can't do with a href="https://wiki.mozilla.org/Prism"Prism/a
or Google Gears, though./p pimg
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height="263" class="center" align="center"/p pAll in all, Gladinet seems like a pretty handy
utility for someone who trades a lot of files between their cloud and desktop spaces. I'd assume
Gladinet intends to expand its coverage of webapps, though they could limit this free version to
the four listed here and keep others for its "Standard" version, which adds remote desktop and
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Comme nous vous l’avions annoncé il y a quelques jours, voici une preview
vidéo du nouveau Samsung P3 (attention le firmware est encore en beta) !
Pour rappel, le P3 devrait être officiellement lancé au CES en
janvier, ses dimensions (102 x 52,7 x 9,9 mm pour 85g) sont pratiquement identiques à
celle du P2 mais cette fois-ci l’appareil est en entièrement aluminium. Il est
équipé d’un écran haptic (retour de sensation lorsqu’une
fonction est sélectionnée) Wide WQVGA de 3″
(480×272px), d’une capacité de 4Go, 8Go, 16Go ou 32Go, du Bluetooth
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Make.TV ist ein Webservice der Make.tv GmbH in Köln, der das Live-Streamen von Sendungen in
das Internet ermöglicht. Make.tv grenzt sich durch ein komplettes Flash- Produktionsstudio
von seiner Konkurrenz ab. Über das online Studio kann man verschieden Audio / Video Quellen
einbinden, Produktionsabläufe vorbereiten, Grafiken platzieren und vieles mehr. Man hat auch
die Möglichkeit live Chromakeying durchzuführen. Der Service ist noch im Beta Stadium
und ist kostenlos. In der Zukunft soll es eine gestaffelte Pauschale für eine bestimmte
Anzahl von Zuschauern geben. http://www.make.tv
div class="rxbodyfield"p page="1" class="ArticleBody"Microsoft will deliver Windows Vista Service
Pack 2 (SP2) to manufacturing in April 2009, two months after it issues a final test version to
users, according to a Web site that accurately predicted several Windows ship dates in 2008./pp
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dates for a target="_blank"
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SP1/a and XP SP3 earlier this year, said that Microsoft will post a release candidate -- the final
test version -- of a target="_blank"
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SP2 in February 2009, a target="_blank"
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April and offer it to users via download from the Web at some point afterward./pp page="1"
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unmasked/a.quot; ]/b/pp page="1" class="ArticleBody"The last was necessarily vague, if only because
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Windows Update. It took six weeks last winter to get Vista SP1 in the hands of most users -- and
then only after a ruckus when Microsoft initially a target="_blank"
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the beta of Vista SP2/a to a limited number of testers a month ago, company officials have so far
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support for Blu-ray. Some of those features, including Windows Search and the Bluetooth support,
have been available to Vista users for months through individual updates./pp page="1"
class="ArticleBody"The service pack will update both Vista, the client version of Windows, and
Windows Server 2008, the company#39;s corresponding server software./pp page="1"
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/br / bPosted:/b Mon Dec 01, 2008 11:36 ambr /br / br /br / Using 5.42 and haven't seen anything on
the board about these.br / br / 1. In Options, it would be nice to be able to down arrow in the
category column, then move to actual settings (right arrow maybe?). As it is, sometimes it goes
down, sometimes it goes to the options. (Settings goes to Switches, but Switches goes to the check
boxes. If Switches is highlighted, it drops to the boxes within File Descripion (sic) Settings.)
The only function I change is dl speed in Networks, but that's done frequently, which led to my
Speed Limit Timer mod request. Maybe a customizable button bar?br / br / 2. When clearing a search
within downloaded headers, it always returns to the top of the list. It would be nice if it
remembered the selected header and returned there.br / br / These may have already changed in the
new beta, but I haven't had the chance to to use it yet and didn't see it in changes.br / br /
Thanks guys.
Souvenez vous du BumpTop, ce prototype de Bureau virtuel pour Tablet PC ou mecirc;me PC de Bureau
que nous avions deacute;couvert en Juin 2006 (http://www.tabletpccorner.net/content/view/2336/27/).
Et bien ce fantastique concept ,qui pose quelques interrogations quand agrave; son mimeacute;tisme
sur un vrai bureau ,a eacute;teacute; testeacute; par un membre du forum de Gottabemobile
(http://www.gottabemobile.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=6984)et a fait l'objet d'une petite revue
interessante. Il est actuellement ouvert agrave; un betatest priveacute; (http://bumptop.com/) et
pourrait donner agrave; la publication d'un vrai logiciel d'ici quelques semaines ou mois. A suivre
de tregrave;s pres donc ! M0ODskdEPnQ
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type-safety, efficiency, genericity, and extensibility. It is simple to use and extend, highly
portable (to any platform or compiler), and it upholds the C tradition of you only pay for what you
use. FastFormat supports output and formatting of statements of arbitrary complexity, consisting of
heterogeneous types. FastFormat writes to output "sinks", which can be of arbitrary type. hr /
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