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Companies that invest their resources into finding ways to further add to helping out the planet have been able to recycle up to 90% of their waste, and it is nice to be able to support this as well. Although prices may vary slightly for these companies, it is worth it to know that they are doing the planet a favor. mark attwoodNo matter how you choose to find your skip hire service, you should always remember that in order to get a good, reliable service that you should always ask lots of questions to determine how well they fit your needs.
Filed under: Bugs/Recalls, iPhone, Jailbreak/pwnage
If you want to have a hot and steamy exchange with your sweetheart via AIM on the iPhone, you might want to think again — if you have an unlocked or jailbroken phone.
CrunchGear reports that Till Schadde with Equinux has discovered an iPhone exploit where AIM messages could be sent to random people without you even knowing it. Schadde discovered this when he was notified that a message he had sent to his iPhone version of AIM got intercepted by someone else. That person proceeded to contact Schaddle, sharing the screenshot shown at right with him. Schadde posted the screenshot and detailed the bug on Twitter after testing it once more from his computer.
The exploit is being blamed on iPhone 3.0’s push notification and seems to be limited to unlocked/jailbroken iPhones at the moment.
[Via CrunchGear]
TUAWiPhone push exploit sends AIM message to unintended recipients originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Tue, 21 Jul 2009 10:15:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Filed under: Features, Troubleshooting, Ask TUAW
We’re back with another shot of Ask TUAW! This time we’ve got questions about getting WiFi in an older G4 PowerMac, creating photo contact sheets, blanking a display, automatically opening downloaded files, managing iPhone apps in iTunes, and more.
As always, your suggestions are welcome. Questions for next week should be left in the comments. When asking a question please include which machine you’re running and which version of Mac OS X (we’ll assume you’re running Leopard on an Intel Mac if you don’t specify). And now, on to the questions!
TUAWAsk TUAW: WiFi on an older PowerMac, creating contact sheets, managing iPhone apps in iTunes, and more originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Thu, 14 May 2009 01:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Filed under: Software, Freeware
FileMaker Pro fans can now tweet and make Skype calls directly from databases, thanks to a pair of free files from FMWebSchool. There are a couple of movies that demonstrate how these files work, which you can view by clicking the links below.
The FMSkype file allows you to import your Skype address book into a FileMaker Pro database (Windows only; Mac FileMaker users must manually import their Skype info), and then click to call a contact using their Skype name or phone number.
FMTweet lets you send messages to Twitter from a FileMaker Pro database. This is not a plug-in; it’s a database with associated scripting that can be customized by the user. FMTweet could be useful if you want a database to provide notification of a specific situation through Twitter — for instance, send a tweet when someone enters information into a web-enabled Filemaker database.
To get the two files and other FileMaker goodies that may come out in the future, you do need to subscribe to the free FMWebSchool newsletter.
TUAWTwitter and Skype and FileMaker, oh my! FMWebSchool integrates them originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Sun, 26 Apr 2009 08:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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