RouterPassView is a freeware application that taps into a router\’s configuration file, allowing you to recover important data like router login information, wireless network keys, and more in the event any of that important information goes missing. Once you load the configuration file into the program, it displays your (supported) router\’s passwords, wireless keys, and […]
Indigo 4.1.8 Released: \”4.1.8 is now available for download. In addition to the major 4.0 improvements and 4.1 features, this update includes: Added support for INSTEON 30A Load Controller. Improved size / scaling of Web pages when viewed from Safari on iPad. Minor modificactions for unreleased INSTEON modules. (See the Rest of the Story at […]
So far, so good… Â I had an issue with a Western Digital External Firewire 400 Mybook 500Gb drive… Â After a few days, it would seemingly \”go to sleep\” and not always wake up properly for a Time Machine Backup… Time Machine would start processing, but continue on indefinitely, and would get \”stuck\” in the backup… […]
VMWare Fusion 3.1 has been released, as a free update to all existing v3.xx owners… VMWare is stating: 35% better end-to-end application performance (Measured with WorldBench 6) Better graphics support, with up to 5x 3D graphics performance. (Hardware Accelerated OpenGL 2.1 support) And More… See VMWare Fusion v3.1 for more details…
Here\’s a sneak peak at some of the preliminary findings we\’ve gathered about Mac hardware since we launched on that platform just over a week ago: Roughly two thirds of all Steam Mac users are running on a laptop. Portal (with the same code base across platforms) is one fifth as likely to crash on […]
Since the release of Time Machine, backing your Mac up has never been easier. If you want to back up different sets of files to more than one drive, though, this script will help you do so. Time Machine, in typical Apple fashion, will seamlessly back up your data with little effort on your part. […]
I\’ve lost track of what \”round\” this is… But Daring Fireball pointed this out… Hot Stuff Ross Miller for Engadget on the Flash-enabled Android 2.2 browser: Battery and heat are also of concern: the pre-release beta we have, according to Adobe, lacks hardware acceleration. Ergo, our beloved handset got piping hot after about 30 minutes […]
I now understand Adobe\’s issues with fixing their software bugs…. They are being driven made by the bug reports from their users… It\’s so clear to me now… See the rest of the collection of bug reports at Maniacal Rage.