Remains of the Day: Three Cheers for Open Source Edition [For What It's Worth]
July 7th, 2009
| Tags: E Mail, Evdo, Gmail, Google, Gpl Software, Impressive Time, Internet Explorer Vulnerability, Iphone, Lifehacker, Mdash, Netbook, New Threat, Open Source Edition, S Market, Software License, Threat Targets, Three Cheers, Time Lapse Video, Time Lapse Videos, Web Developers
Set up push Gmail for a price, keep your foot out of your mouth, and enjoy an impressive iPhone 3GS time lapse video.
- iPhone 3GS Unlocked with Purplera1n + UltraSn0w
If you’ve got a snazzy, speedy new iPhone 3GS, jailbreaks and unlocks are yours for the taking—though users are reporting mixed results. [Gizmodo] - Apparently iPhone 3GS Time Lapse Footage Can Be Pretty Phenomenal
The new and improved iPhone 3GS camera makes for impressive time lapse videos. [Gizmodo] - Push E-Mail is Here!
Previously mentioned Google Sync can sync your Google Contacts and Calendars over-the-air, but if you’re desperate for push Gmail for your mobile phone, Nuevasync can help… for $25/year. [Nuevasync Blog] - The Effects of “Share Alike”
The GPL software license is one we love here at Lifehacker—all of our software is licensed with it—and Gina expounds on its glory at her home-away-from-hacker. [Smarterware] - Why You Can’t Keep Your Foot Out of Your Mouth
Wired examines why the harder you try not to say something, the more likely you are to say it. [Wired] - New threat targets DirectShow component via Internet Explorer
An Internet Explorer vulnerability in the wild. [Download Squad] - Since March, Internet Explorer Lost 11.4 Percent Share To Firefox, Safari, And Chrome
IE’s market share keeps on dropping. Web developers must be very happy. [TechCrunch] - Sprint Offers a Netbook for Under a Buck. Will AT&T & Verizon follow?
Of course, you have to pay the monthly charge for the built-in EVDO, but that’s still pretty saucy. [jkOnTheRun]
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