Many have been testing the bets of iOS5 for iPad and noticed the higher resolution in the Settings. See image below:
Sunday, June 26, 2011
iPad iOS5 shows double resolution with Retina display!
Just bought a iPad2? Too bad because it is rumored that iPad soon will have double resolution+ with a new Retina display. This means better quality of images.
Many have been testing the bets of iOS5 for iPad and noticed the higher resolution in the Settings. See image below:
Many have been testing the bets of iOS5 for iPad and noticed the higher resolution in the Settings. See image below:
GoDaddy Renewal Code 6/2011
The latest renewal code I tried that works for renewals is CJC795DOM. Last tried on 6/26/2011 successfully.
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
How to get a Google Music invite and how long does it take?
Google music lets you store your music on the cloud (similar to Apple service).
1. Browse to http://music.google.com/about/
2. Click on get invite
3. Wait almost 3 weeks for your invitation. Almost all users have reported they have had to wait 3 weeks for an invitation. There is no way around this as of now.
1. Browse to http://music.google.com/about/
2. Click on get invite
3. Wait almost 3 weeks for your invitation. Almost all users have reported they have had to wait 3 weeks for an invitation. There is no way around this as of now.
Saturday, June 4, 2011
iPad users get more spam because of missing feature
The best SPAM scam has been to do the following:
1. Spammers put together randomly generated email addresses. For example johnsmith@gmail.com may be a legitimate email because the chances someone has that email address will be high.
Spammers are able to put together mass email names and domain combination's that will yield real email addresses.
Examples is they will try john@yourdomain.com, john@yahoo.com, joe@yourdomain.com, etc. They can generate millions of combination's of email addresses.
To figure out if the randomly generated email address is legitimate the spammer puts a image link with a unique URL in a mass email and sends it out.
2. When the user opens the email they will also open the image. At that point he SPAM marketer knows that they have reached a legitimate email because they have unique tracking on that specific URL which maps to the email address.
Most all email services are now blocking these images until the user clicks a button to download the images. (Yahoo, Gmail, hotmail, live.com, etc.)
Unfortunately, the iPad does not have a good way to deal with this. We have gone through the settings and one can only either completely turn off images in email or turn it on. There is no way to only download images for each email.
This problem has been pointed out in several message boards.
We suggest all iPad users to create a feedback on Apple's website so they change this. Enough feedback will force them to make some changes. I have already sent them several emails and have been ignored.
As I have used my iPad, I have noticed more and more SPAM starting to come in as spammers are harvesting my email address by sending me fake emails.
1. Spammers put together randomly generated email addresses. For example johnsmith@gmail.com may be a legitimate email because the chances someone has that email address will be high.
Spammers are able to put together mass email names and domain combination's that will yield real email addresses.
Examples is they will try john@yourdomain.com, john@yahoo.com, joe@yourdomain.com, etc. They can generate millions of combination's of email addresses.
To figure out if the randomly generated email address is legitimate the spammer puts a image link with a unique URL in a mass email and sends it out.
2. When the user opens the email they will also open the image. At that point he SPAM marketer knows that they have reached a legitimate email because they have unique tracking on that specific URL which maps to the email address.
Most all email services are now blocking these images until the user clicks a button to download the images. (Yahoo, Gmail, hotmail, live.com, etc.)
Unfortunately, the iPad does not have a good way to deal with this. We have gone through the settings and one can only either completely turn off images in email or turn it on. There is no way to only download images for each email.
This problem has been pointed out in several message boards.
We suggest all iPad users to create a feedback on Apple's website so they change this. Enough feedback will force them to make some changes. I have already sent them several emails and have been ignored.
As I have used my iPad, I have noticed more and more SPAM starting to come in as spammers are harvesting my email address by sending me fake emails.
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