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Friday, 20 September 2013

Eagles Tickets Still Available for Reid’s Return

For the previous fourteen years, Andy Reid stalked the Philadelphia sideline, guiding the Eagles to five NFC Championship games and one Super Bowl.  Although he never grasped the Lombardi trophy, Reid’s tenure with the Eagles yielded the highest win total – 120 – in franchise history.  Eagles fans may have soured on him the final few years and it will always burn to come so close to championship glory and yet never achieve it, but wins were certainly aplenty under Andy Reid.

And tomorrow night, he will return, donning the red and yellow of the Kansas City Chiefs.  The game tomorrow night will surely be emotional for Reid, his former players, and Eagles fans.  Fortunately, if you’ve circled this game on the calendar and still haven’t grabbed Philadelphia Eagles tickets to tomorrow night’s game, they remain available.  The average ticket price is currently $170, although it has dropped 20% over the last seven days and will certainly drop a bit as we get closer to kick-off.  If you’re looking for the cheapest tickets, the get-in-the-door price is currently $110 for seats in Section 229.  Lower level seating begins at $163, but the best seats in the house in the lower level between the 40’s will cost a minimum of $312 per ticket.

It’s a new era in Philadelphia and while fans will pay good money to see Reid’s return, they are probably more enticed to see new head coach Chip Kelly’s high-flying offensive act in person.  Michael Vick and company have looked fantastic over the past two weeks, but the defense will have to keep pace if they are looking to make the playoffs this season.  Reid’s Chiefs enter the game 2-0 with home victories against Jacksonville and Dallas, while the Eagles are sitting at 1-1 with a road win against Washington and home loss last week against San Diego. A lot of the personnel for the Eagles has remained the same, but the game plan and tactics have changed and it will be interesting to see who will be victorious: the old or the new.

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Saturday, 1 June 2013

Gifting Feature Now Available on the App Store

iOS submissions reviewed in the last 5 business days:

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New Apps

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App Updates

Last Updated: May 31, 2013


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iOS 5.0.1 Now Available to Customers

iOS submissions reviewed in the last 5 business days:

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New Apps

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Last Updated: May 31, 2013


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Updated iTunes Connect Developer Guide Now Available

iOS submissions reviewed in the last 5 business days:

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Xcode 4 Now Available

iOS submissions reviewed in the last 5 business days:

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Last Updated: May 31, 2013


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Safari 5.1 Developer Preview Now Available

iOS submissions reviewed in the last 5 business days:

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New Apps

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Last Updated: May 31, 2013


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Localized “Available on the Mac App Store” Badges

We now offer localized versions of the “Available on the Mac App Store” badge in German, Danish, Spanish, Finnish, French, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Norwegian, Portuguese, and Swedish. Take advantage of these localized badges to ensure your customers know your app is available on the Mac App Store.

Mac Developer Program members can download both English and localized versions of the badge by visiting the Marketing Resources section of the App Store Resource Center.


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New Version of iTunes Connect Developer Guide Available

iOS submissions reviewed in the last 5 business days:

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Last Updated: May 31, 2013


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iPhone Developer News and Announcements Now Available via RSS

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New Search API in Map Kit Now Available

iOS submissions reviewed in the last 5 business days:

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Last Updated: May 31, 2013


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Wednesday, 29 May 2013

Western Digital My Passport Ultra Now Available

My Passport Ultra Portable StorageOn Wednesday, Western Digital (WD) announced the availability of the My Passport Ultra line of portable hard disk drives (HDD). The new HDDs offer additional layers of data protection with USB 3.0 connectivity, in a slim form factor.

My Passport Ultra HDDs are available in 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB capacities. Additionally, the portable drives have built in WD SmartWare Pro backup software with Dropbox integration, hardware encryption and password protection.

Pricing and Availability

My Passport Ultra portable hard drives offer a 3-year limited warranty. The 500GB and 1TB variants are currently available for purchase from the WD store and select retailors, the 2TB variant is expected to release in Q3 of this year. Users can purchase the 500 GB My Passport Ultra HDD for $100 and the 1 TB version for $130. 


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Thursday, 9 May 2013

Adobe Flash Player updates available for OS X on February 28, 2013

Adobe Flash Player updates available for OS X on February 28, 2013Adobe Flash Player updates are available that address a recently identified Adobe Flash Player web plug-in vulnerability.

">ACUtil.setPOD('us~en'); var articleId = "HT5655"; var ACStaticText = { 'more': '…more', 'less': 'less' };KmLoader.akamaiUrl = 'http://km.support.apple.com';//function sendRead()var locale = 'en_US';Event.observe(window, 'load', function() {ACHistory.addKbView('HT5655', 'Adobe Flash Player updates available for OS X on February 28, 2013', 'en_US', 'unknown');ACUtil.getMultipleOffers('133741,132617,133333', 'HOWTO_ARTICLES', 'en_US', 'false');ACUtil.reportView('HT5655', 'en_US');// Apple Instant Feed statistics code if(enableAppleInstant == "yes"){var store = new Persist.Store('FeedStats');if (store.get('resultActivity')=='true'){var time = new Date();// Fix for /*setReadTimer = setTimeout(function(){var feedStats = new ACFeedStatistics();feedStats.updateRead('HT5655', store.get('position'));store.remove('HT5655');store.remove('position');}, 3000);*///store.set('HT5655', time.getTime());store.set('timeStart', time.getTime());}} });Event.observe(window, 'beforeunload', function(){// Apple Instant Feed statistics code if(enableAppleInstant == "yes"){ var store = new Persist.Store('FeedStats'); if (store.get('resultActivity')=='true' && store.get('timeStart') !== null){ var time = new Date();//var timeDiff = time.getTime() - store.get('HT5655');var timeDiff = time.getTime() - store.get('timeStart');var timeSpent = Math.floor(timeDiff/1000);var feedStats = new ACFeedStatistics();// Fix for if (timeDiff Adobe Flash Player updates available for OS X on February 28, 2013 Summary

Adobe Flash Player updates are available that address a recently identified Adobe Flash Player web plug-in vulnerability.

Products Affected

Mac OS X 10.6, OS X Lion, OS X Mountain Lion

When attempting to view Flash content in Safari, you may see this alert: "Blocked Plug-in"


 

Selecting it will display this alert: 

"Adobe Flash Player" is out of date.

Click "Download Flash…" to have Safari open the Adobe Flash Player installer website. Download the latest Adobe Flash Player installer--click the "Download now" button. Open the downloaded disk image. Open the installer and follow the onscreen instructions. $('articlecontent').select('img').each(function(element) { if(element.width > 640 ){ var imageDiv = document.createElement('div'); imageDiv.setStyle({ 'display':'block', 'width':'660px', 'overflow':'auto', 'border':'1px solid #dedede','margin-right': '15px'}); element.parentNode.replaceChild(imageDiv, element); imageDiv.appendChild(element); } }); $('articlecontent').select('table').each(function(element) { if(element.width > 660 || element.offsetWidth>660){ var tableDiv = document.createElement('div'); tableDiv.setAttribute("class","kbtablecontainer"); element.setAttribute("style","margin-bottom:0px !important"); element.parentNode.replaceChild(tableDiv, element); tableDiv.appendChild(element); } }); Important: Information about products not manufactured by Apple is provided for information purposes only and does not constitute Apple’s recommendation or endorsement. Please contact the vendor for additional information. Rate this article:Not helpfulSomewhat helpfulHelpfulVery helpfulSolved my problemOne Moment PleaseThanks for rating this article Not helpful Somewhat helpful Helpful Very helpful Solved my problem Email this article Print this page Share this article Twitter Facebook Last Modified: Mar 1, 2013 Article: HT5655 Views: 150988 Rating: 3.0/5 Stars
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Friday, 19 April 2013

HTC One available at AT&T and Sprint, Developer Edition delayed

Summary: HTC needs to hit it out of the ballpark to turn the financial tide and it comes to two US carriers today. However, the Developer Edition is delayed and the Galaxy S4 is coming around the corner.

The HTC One was announced back in February and supposed to be available in March. That date was pushed back and today we finally see it available at AT&T and Sprint. T-Mobile gets it next week and Verizon doesn't get it.

Regular readers know I am a fan of the HTC One and pre-ordered a Developer Edition a couple weeks ago. We were told it would arrive today, 19 April, but this morning I received the email shown below that states we may get it now by the end of April. Given the delays we have already seen, my confidence in an April delivery is not that high.

HTCOneDelay

The Developer Edition is targeted to the die-hard Android and HTC enthusiast and when it went up for pre-sale before carrier versions it was expected these would be shipped first or at least when the carrier ones hit. To now see them delayed and coming after the carrier versions is a real disappointment for HTC fans. I am thinking of either going with a T-Mobile 32GB version or just canceling since I don't really need the HTC One and am quite satisfied with my Note II.

Early adopters like me tend to make purchases on a whim when the device is announced and excitement is high. We then sell the device and move on to the next. Having an announcement in February and then a delayed release a couple months later kind of kills that enthusiasm. This is especially true in the smartphone world where things move fast and we have the Galaxy S4 right around the corner, BlackBerry Z10 out now, rumored Nokia Lumia 928 possibly coming to Verizon and T-Mobile in May or June.

I really do like the HTC One, but the delay curbs my enthusiasm. I now have time to look at the cons, such as having to manage hundreds of photos taken in Zoe mode with limited memory capacity, having photos that look good online, but don't print well, and doubtful the device will receive future Android updates since HTC has a poor record in this area.

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HTC One available at AT&T and Sprint, Developer Edition delayed

Summary: HTC needs to hit it out of the ballpark to turn the financial tide and it comes to two US carriers today. However, the Developer Edition is delayed and the Galaxy S4 is coming around the corner.

The HTC One was announced back in February and supposed to be available in March. That date was pushed back and today we finally see it available at AT&T and Sprint. T-Mobile gets it next week and Verizon doesn't get it.

Regular readers know I am a fan of the HTC One and pre-ordered a Developer Edition a couple weeks ago. We were told it would arrive today, 19 April, but this morning I received the email shown below that states we may get it now by the end of April. Given the delays we have already seen, my confidence in an April delivery is not that high.

HTCOneDelay

The Developer Edition is targeted to the die-hard Android and HTC enthusiast and when it went up for pre-sale before carrier versions it was expected these would be shipped first or at least when the carrier ones hit. To now see them delayed and coming after the carrier versions is a real disappointment for HTC fans. I am thinking of either going with a T-Mobile 32GB version or just canceling since I don't really need the HTC One and am quite satisfied with my Note II.

Early adopters like me tend to make purchases on a whim when the device is announced and excitement is high. We then sell the device and move on to the next. Having an announcement in February and then a delayed release a couple months later kind of kills that enthusiasm. This is especially true in the smartphone world where things move fast and we have the Galaxy S4 right around the corner, BlackBerry Z10 out now, rumored Nokia Lumia 928 possibly coming to Verizon and T-Mobile in May or June.

I really do like the HTC One, but the delay curbs my enthusiasm. I now have time to look at the cons, such as having to manage hundreds of photos taken in Zoe mode with limited memory capacity, having photos that look good online, but don't print well, and doubtful the device will receive future Android updates since HTC has a poor record in this area.

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Matthew Miller started using a Pilot 1000 in 1997 and has been writing news, reviews, and opinion pieces ever since.


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