“iPhone 4 will roll out to many more countries later this year and Apple will announce availability and local pricing for these additional countries at a later date.”
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4. Now reboot your computer with the USB drive, select “Live CD” which runs Android-x86 without installation.
5. Soon you will see the Android desktop on your netbook or computer! You can quickly access one of the apps on the home screen, or open the menu to see more options.
Note: You might have problems connecting to the internet. In that case, put your phone in USB tethering mode and plug into your PC.
Check out the working video demo
AlwaysOnPC is already a popular app for iPhones and now available for iPad as well. It lets you access your home PC (or Mac) from anywhere and at anytime even when the PC is turned off! Of-course it doesn't come free. But $9.99 for this app looks like a worthy investment for the features you get. The developer claims that the app gives you the features of almost 40 different apps including the above mentioned office suite, Firefox and Flash for your iPad.
AlwaysOnPC’s iPad app affords you the ability to Work with your Excel or Power Point files, monitor Google Analytics (on the actual site), read email, simply click to open attachments, play Flash games on Facebook or other sites, and much more.
I had an alert saying that I had an unread SMS message, although if you went into the Messages Application there were no blue dots indicating I had an unread message. As a precaution I went into all the names of people from whom I received messages scrolled up and down to see if I had missed one by chance, then exited the app. It was still there, I done this several times even going back several days scrolling up and down in case I had missed one, I hadn’t but the alert was still there on the home screen.
I also tried switching the phone off and on to see if this would resolve the problem, but not luck.
I read one article on this type of issue from iPhone 2.0 days, and it just said to delete your messages which I did...
Recently I have had a laptop to clear up that had been infected with "Anti-malware Doctor". Normally I would just recommend rebuilding the machine i.e formatting the drive and reinstalling windows, the problem with this approach was the user had several photos/documents & files that they had not backed up and would not like to lose them.
C:\windows\system32\regedit.exe
• C:\windows\system32\rundll32.exe
• C:\windows\Temp\_ex_08.exe
• C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.exe
After these had been killed it allowed the PC to run as normal.
A BBC News app for the iPhone and iPad has been launched in the UK after Apple approved the apps earlier today. Similar apps for BBC Sport and iPlayer will also be coming soon.
The apps were due for April 2010, but got delayed due to BBC Trusts's non-approval of the apps. The BBC Trust has just given the green light to the free, UK release of its iPhone apps. The News app was available outside UK till now, but will now be available in UK too.
The BBC News iOS app is ‘universal’ meaning it is designed for use with iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. You can see the demo video of BBC News app on iPad after the break. Apps for other devices such as Android phones will launch later in the year.
Raju PP is the founder-editor of Technically Personal, which is one of the most widely read technology blogs on the web. He holds an Engineering degree in Electronics & Communication, and has previously worked as a Technical Specialist in Banking Software domain.
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