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Time to break out of prison!
For those who waited so long for the untethered jailbreak for the A5 devices, the wait is finally over.
The “Dream Team” released today their new version of the Corona tool. According to pod2g’s blog, the installer called “Absinthe” is, for the moment, difficult to download due to the amount of desperate users trying to break free.
This update is currently available for Mac only (at least at the moment I’m posting this) and you can find more information by visiting the Dev Team’s blog. or download the tool at pod2g’s blog link (loading very slow due to the amount of visitors now)
Another great achievement and big thanks to @pod2g and members of the iPhone Dev Team and Chronic Dev Team!
Your notifications don’t show on your lock screen? Here is how I fixed it on my iPhone.
With apple’s new 5.0 iOS, we were promised to enjoy over 200 new features, including the ability to see the notifications on the lock screen when we are away from the phone and just by pressing any button to “wake up” the phone.
This is very useful for me when I want to check for missed calls or new emails without having to unlock the phone from sleep mode. Simply put, no notifications = no missed calls.
However, after putting all the setting the way it should be, I couldn’t get the notifications to show. They would still show if I pulled the notifications bar on top, but this is not what I wanted. So I began to check on the support forums and I even turned to YouTube to find what I was doing wrong, but on every site I visited, all I found was frustrated users who, like me, were giving up on it and thinking that apple dropped the ball.
Finally, I was able to get them working!
The problem is… I don’t know at what moment, so below I’m going to write the steps I took with the hopes of giving you a clue on how to fix it on your iPhone.
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A new tool for webpage designers to create websites without bother with codes.
There must be people out there wondering. How to design websites without coding? Muse (code name) is one of the latest releases by Adobe and it’s aimed at creating websites as easily as you create layouts for print. You can design and publish original HTML pages to the latest web standards without writing code. Now in beta, Muse makes it a snap to produce unique professional websites.
At the moment you can download the test version from adobe but the final retail release will be available by early 2012. By then, users who like the software will be able to pay a subscription in order to keep using Adobe Muse.
I personally like every tool and software available that are focused on making task easier and the Internet prettier. Muse is such a tool.
Now web designers and publishers have another card under the sleeve that can make things easier. Particularly in those moments when you need to design a quick and simple web page for a low budget client.
Muse is designed to generate search engine friendly code. Continue reading “Design Websites Without Writing Codes with Muse (code name)” »