The Wii U indeed is a unique piece of hardware but how do you play it was the first question that came to our mind when Nintendo revealed it at their E3 press conference earlier today. Check our the video after the break for one of the demos on display at E3.
YouTube today make the Cosmic Panda update semi public where anybody can check it out and give feedback. The layout is darker and looks very similar to Hulu so if you wanna try it out just follow the guide below:
Easy enough eh? Do tell us if you prefer this layout or the new one and one more think if you wanna go back to the old layout just go to the Cosmic Panda page and click “Go back to the old layout”.
Do you have an inconsistent Internet connection? Keeps disconnecting every 10 minutes and can’t finish a match? Try putting your PS3 or Xbox 360 into a DMZ zone which basically allows all traffic from your router to get to your gaming console. You should not enable DMZ on your PC but it’s perfectly safe for your console.
The process is very simple, just follow the guide below:
That’s it, do let us know if that made a difference.
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Facebook yesterday blocked all logins from their hidden iPad app which they accidentally (or purposely) let on the App Store along with the latest update to the normal Facebook. The Jailbreak community has managed to re-enable the logins using a free tweak called FaceForward now available on Cydia.
The tweak called FaceForward is developed by chpwn who had the following to say:
Re-enable Facebook’s iPad app. Facebook recently accidentally released their iPad app, but after TechCrunch posted about it, they quickly moved to disable access to Facebook from it. FaceForward removes that restriction, allowing you to use Facebook for iPad right now.
Use the following guide to use FaceForward to enable Facebook logins in the leaked iPad Facebook app below:
And that’s it!
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Updating your iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad or even your Apple TV using iTunes to the latest iOS is a very simple process, just follow the steps listed after the break.
Step 1: Â Connect your device to your computer using the USB cable.
Step 2: iTunes will automatically detect your device and open up, if it doesn’t open it up yourself.
Step 3: After your device is detected it will prompt for an update, if it doesn’t click the device’s name in the left hand menu and select ”Check for Update”. Make sure your computer is connected to the internet.
Step 4: iTunes will then open a popup saying that an update for your device is available, proceed clicking the “Download and Update” button.
Step 5: The download will depend on your Internet speed so don’t worry if it takes a while, make sure you don’t disconnect your device during the process.
That’s it guys, after iTunes is done updating which should take around 30 minutes in total, it will then re-sync your device with your iTunes library and be able for your use again.
Apple seeded iOS 5 BETA 7 to it’s Developer Channel a few hours ago.
Follow the guide after the break to install iOS 5 BETA 7 onto your device without the need of a Developer account or having UDID registered.
Step 1: Download iOS 5 beta 7 for your iDevice. From here.
Step 2: Download iTunes 10.5 Beta 7 from here. You’ll need the latest build of iTunes to restore to iOS5 Beta 6.
Step 3: Install iOS 5 beta 7 on your iDevice using iTunes. Do not set up your device in iTunes following the restore. Follow this tutorial to jailbreak you device on iOS 5 Beta 7.
Step 4: Now you need to delete a key and string from the filesystem in order to activate the iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch on iOS 5 Beta 7 without Developer’s account. To access the file system use a software named iFunbox.
Step 5: Launch iFunbox and go to this path :filesystem/library/coreservices/systemversion.plist. Right click on the file and then open it in notepad. Once opened, locate and remove:<key>ReleaseType</key> <string>beta</string>. Save the file.
Step 6: Once you’ve done this reboot the phone and since it’s jailbroken, you’ll need to boot it tethered using redsn0w. And that’s it, you’ll regain access to the iPhone or other iDevice and your cellular service will also work if you are on an official carrier.
NOTE: If you’ve already updated and are facing problems like the recovery mode loop, visit this guide HERE to downgrade to a stable release.
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Apple seeded iOS 5 BETA 8 to it’s Developer Channel a few hours ago.
Follow the guide after the break to install iOS 5 BETA 8 onto your device without the need of a Developer account or having UDID registered.
Step 1: Download iOS 5 beta 8 for your iDevice. From here.
Step 2: Download iTunes 10.5 Beta 8 from here. You’ll need the latest build of iTunes to restore to iOS5 Beta 6.
Step 3: Install iOS 5 beta 8 on your iDevice using iTunes. Do not set up your device in iTunes following the restore. Follow this tutorial to jailbreak you device on iOS 5 Beta 8.
Step 4: Now you need to delete a key and string from the filesystem in order to activate the iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch on iOS 5 Beta 8 without Developer’s account. To access the file system use a software named iFunbox.
Step 5: Launch iFunbox and go to this path :filesystem/library/coreservices/systemversion.plist. Right click on the file and then open it in notepad. Once opened, locate and remove:<key>ReleaseType</key> <string>beta</string>. Save the file.
Step 6: Once you’ve done this reboot the phone and since it’s jailbroken, you’ll need to boot it tethered using redsn0w. And that’s it, you’ll regain access to the iPhone or other iDevice and your cellular service will also work if you are on an official carrier.
NOTE: If you’ve already updated and are facing problems like the recovery mode loop, visit this guide HERE to downgrade to a stable release.
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