Samsung Galaxy Tab gets the Ice Cream Sandwich love by the TE4M…
A brave group of developers from the XDA-Developers forums have ported a version of Android 4.0.3, Ice Cream Sandwich to the original Samsung Galaxy Tab (model P1000). This port provides a quality working ICS ROM that is suitable enough to replace the stock ROM that the Galaxy Tab ships with.
Basic features work flawlessly, but a few of the luxuries like camera are broken (you can use the viewfinder, but picture taking & video recording are no-go). Still, it is excellent to see Ice Cream Sandwich grace a older-generation device with decent hardware even in today’s standards.
Review: Super Mario 3D Land for Nintendo 3DS
At first glance, it looks like your average Mario platformer. The box shows Mario jumping over to some Bricks, while avoiding a Goomba with a Tandooki tail. But then you put the game cart into the 3DS, and this is where it shines. This review will be seperated into “Graphics”, “Gameplay”, “Audio” and then a summary of the game in general.
iMessage comes with iLeakTexts – It keeps sending Texts Stolen iPhones Even After Wipeout
Did your iPhone recently get stolen or lost? Well, beware. The latest security issue on iOS devices is that iMessage, one of the core iOS features will still send you messages to stolen iPhones, even after you’ve decided to nuke your data using “Remote Wipe”.
As quoted from Gizmodo:
Beware: if your iPhone gets stolen, it will keep receiving messages sent via iMessage even after a remote wipe out and deactivation. The thief—or whoever buys the stolen terminal—would be able to read whatever is written to you.
Want!!!!!! K-ON!! PS3 Themes Video
The Playstation Network in Japan announced a release schedule for the “Evangelion” and “K-ON!” anime series themes within the past week
Here’s a video of the K-ON! themes in use
Windows 8 Build 7989 Screenshot Gallery
The image gallery that we promised we’d upload is now available for viewing at this link.
The collection of 20 screenshots show a quick view of some of the builds’ features, and also some new additions.
Feel free to leave your comments below.
Coburn’s Domain gets it’s hands on a build of Windows 8…
Coburn’s Domain has its hot little hands on a build of Windows 8 Post-Milestone 3, with the build number of 7989. This build is the starting point of the evolution into the next version of Windows, called Windows 8.
Most Windows 7 Ultimate features still exist in build 7989, however, there are some new features and apps that can be seen in the the screenshot gallery and run-down coming within a few hours.
Mozilla Firefox 6: Taking Firefox to the next level.
Mozilla, the creator of the web browser, Firefox, are trigger happy with the release gun, and have released a beta of Firefox 6. This is the 2nd time Mozilla has push another version of major version of their web-browser this year.
Here at Coburn’s Domain, the geeks are testing this new update out, and what we’ve noticed is that so far that the “cold boot” of Firefox 6 is faster than Firefox 5, however, subquent loads of Firefox after it’s first run load much quicker – we like anything that’s faster than it’s older sister.
Firefox 5 goes Gold, improves areas that Firefox 4 left behind
Mozilla has just released Firefox 5 ahead of schedule, and to say the least, it’s faster than it’s older brother, Firefox 4.
While Firefox 3.6 is considered obsolete, Firefox 4 will be slowly phased out in favor for Firefox 5. Startup times are still not as fast as Google Chrome or Opera, but Firefox 5 is faster to start up after the initial “First Run”, but the browser also seems snappier.
Apple’s WWDC: What to expect and when to expect
During the start of this month, the fruity computing company known as Apple held a Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Fransico, USA about the latest things to come this year.
Apple’s Big Three with release dates:
1. Mac OS X 10.7 “Lion” – July 2011
2. iOS 5.0 – Fall/Autumn ’11 (Northern Hemispere)
3. iCloud – Fall/Autumn ’11 (Northern Hemispere)
So, what can we expect from each of the offerings that might very well improve our current devices? Well, we can say this:
Coburn’s Domain launches Nintendo 3DS Hacking Wiki; let’s hack that Nintendo 3DS
The Nintendo 3DS Hacking Wiki is a wiki deciated to portable freedom on the recently released Nintendo 3DS. By portable freedom, we mean, custom software (also known as homebrew) running on the 3DS, such as console emulation, movie players, system software mods and 3DS Linux, just to name a few.
The 3DS Hacking Wiki can be found here, at http://3ds.coburndomain.net. Of course, it’ll be a slow start, but if we all pitch in and help out, before we know it, we’ll have homebrew running on our 3DS consoles. See you there!