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Comment on Epson Artisan 800 wi-fi enabled printer by sunil thakur

sunil thakur — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 12:47:36 +0000

leser printer coular please give me detail

Comment on BodyGuardz protective skin for iPhone 3G by JKSuri

JKSuri — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 16:35:49 +0000

I totally agree these skins are better than the cases on offer; the skins preserve the look far better. However, I got a similar skin from http://www.gadgetshieldz.com for 7 odd bucks for my 3G as opposed to the $50 I’d have to spend for this. The skin I have is scratch proof and I don’t have to worry about putting my IPhone down on abrasive surfaces. What I don’t get is the price difference between BodyGuardz and the skin I got. I certainly don’t see a difference in quality.

Comment on Epson Artisan 800 wi-fi enabled printer by Deb Rosenfeld

Deb Rosenfeld — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 00:11:36 +0000

I can scan wirelessly from my pc to the Artisan, but to get around the wireless scanning from the Artisan to the pc, I leave a spare SD card in the Artisan’s card reader, go to the scanner and use the ‘Scan To Card’ feature. I can then wirelessly pull the scans off the SD card from the pc. Periodically I remove the card and read it directly with my pc to clear the scans. Wirelessly in the Artisan it is read-only. Since I have a dedicated scanner also, this lets me scan from both devices at once which is quite time saving. I scan items which need color tweeking on the dedicated one and more basic scans on the Artisan.

Comment on Partial Fix to your iGoogle for iPhone problems by budalston

budalston — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 14:00:25 +0000

partial fix must not work any longer. I 2nd that….google, this was my favorite app. Suck It!

Comment on Partial Fix to your iGoogle for iPhone problems by Tynan on Tech » Google’s iPhone interface is gone baby gone

Tynan on Tech » Google’s iPhone interface is gone baby gone — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 16:55:12 +0000

[...] Note: The Technoholic blog claims to have found a partial fix for iPhone users here. [...]

Comment on iGoogle for iPhone is gone: Google, you suck by peter

peter — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 05:42:23 +0000

There is actually a way to do what you’re talking about. You have to have your iPhone jailbroken and install an app called Useragent Faker from Cydia. Then you fake your browser’s (MobileSafari’s) user agent string using one from a desktop browser, and iGoogle will load properly. I haven’t tried it myself, but it might be a full fix. The only problem is that any iPhone optimized site you might visit would require you to turn the useragent faker off if you wanted to see the iPhone version.

Comment on iGoogle for iPhone is gone: Google, you suck by stevenmb

stevenmb — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 02:38:19 +0000

Hi– Great find– your partial fix works great, but if I move from one tab to another, it goes back to /m/ig.

Somebody else posted the fact that you can go to google.com/ig/i from any other platform and it works, which suggests that they are identifying iphones to single them out for redirect… any way you know of to fool igoogle into not recognizing the iphone, and thinking it’s another platform? Not sure my logic works, but then I’m not a genuine geek, so all I can do is conjecture….