Leopad Haked by .Zip
Unbeliveable just small Zip file make Leopad Haked Pc Intel check this stuff from Gizmodo
We had written a very s
mug, Macs rule PCs drool post reporting that PC users could run Leopard. And then our Mac froze up and we lost it all. So now you just get the news straight, without our giggling. The news, once again: OSX Leopard has been hacked to work on all Intel PCs, and the process is ridiculously simple, requiring a small .zip and a touch of blank media. Of course, by installing Leopard on a PC, you are endangering the stability of the space/time continuum, risking not just the future of the Earth and our own humanity, but the existence of everything in the Universe. And we could never condone anything that Back to the Future told us was best avoided.
From:Gizmodo
Airbus A380 Coming to Real
Singapore Airlines pulled off a next-gen aeroplane coup yesterday, with the first ever commercial flight of the vast double decker Airbus A380. There wasn’t even one fireball over Indonesia as flight SQ380 successfully made it all the way from Singapore to Sydney in one very large piece.
"The flight was spectacular, just truly awesome," said Thomas Lee, one of the passengers - a man who’s so into his planes he also flew on the inaugural 747 flight back in 1970.
Tickets for this event were only available via an online auction - unless you’re Singapore Airlines management - with some lucky plane spotters handing over around $50,000 for a seat. It’ll be cheaper when SA’s fleet of 19 A380s go into regular service and start flying to London from next year.
The mega-ultra-hyper-jumbo can carry a maximum of 853 people, although, perhaps wary of creating a new personal best on the accident statistics, this first flight was only loaded with 455. And if you want a go on one you have to go with Singapore Airlines - no other "carrier" (we know all the plane world’s tech speak) is taking delivery of any A380s for nearly a year.
(Via International Herald Tribune)
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From:Yahoo News
Unlock Phone is Coming To Sprint Nextel
by Nilay Patel.
An under-the-radar class action lawsuit against Sprint Nextel is winding its way towards a settlement this week, and it contains a pretty huge concession by Sprint: the company will unlock phones for both current and former customers, and will begin training its customer service reps on how to connect non-Sprint phones to its network. The settlement was tentatively approved by a California judge on October 2, but hasn’t had a final approval hearing yet, according to Sprint — but it’s still a huge win for US consumers, who haven’t been able to buy mainstream unlocked phones from any of the major carriers. Of course, since Sprint’s network is CDMA, unlocked phones will only work on other CDMA carriers like Verizon — and there’s no guarantees those companies will be happy about it — but at this point we’ll take whatever we can get.
More:Engadget
G4 for Leopad Can’it be?
by Thomas Ricker
t’s no surprise to hear that Leopard smokes on the latest Intel box, right? That’s all fine and dandy for new Mac owners but what about the rest of us (the majority) who are still pumping that legacy PowerPC architecture beneath Cupertino’s OS? How does Apple’s OS of tomorrow run onm say, an 8 year old Power Mac G4 (AGP Graphics)? We decided to find out. Our test machine sports a paltry 512MB and 1GHz clock courtesy of an after-market CPU upgrade (was 400MHz) — just a tad better than the 867MHz / 512MB minimum requirement. While the box held up surprisingly well, there’s one major problem which you old-timers should be aware of.
More:Engadget
Waste Your Time for Leopad
How Newyork excite for leopad ? check it Why day do like a crazy gamer waitng for new consol, but miss some destroyer like before on PS3
Video by Richard Blakeley
