Archive for January, 2009
Weekend
posted by The Tech Buzz on Jan.31, 2009, under News
Hey guys just wanted to let you know that I and some of The Tech Buzz Staff will be taking the weekend off. But we will be back Monday at 10AM EST for Get Your Buzz On. That will be live on Party 934.com 102.5 FM. There will also be a show on Geeks Radio at 4pm-6pm EST. Thanks for the support guys and enjoy the SuperBore errr I mean SuperBowl. Well I should say enjoy the commercials because that will be the highlight of the SuperBore. See you Monday!
Friday Night Bytes 1-30-09
posted by The Tech Buzz on Jan.30, 2009, under Podcast
Leave a Comment more...Apple updates some software and iPhone firmware
posted by The Tech Buzz on Jan.27, 2009, under News
Apple released some updates to iDVD and Media browser. Apple has released iDVD Update 7.0.3 (29.3MB) and iLife Media Browser Update 2.0 (3.8MB). iDVD Update “improves overall stability and addresses a number of other minor issues.” Also they released iPhone 2.2.1 software which:
This update contains bug fixes and improvements, including the following:
- Improved general stability of Safari
- Fixed issue where some images saved from Mail do not display correctly in the Camera Roll
Products compatible with this software update:
- iPhone
- iPhone 3G
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Updating any Hackintosh from 10.5.5 to 10.5.6 ..
posted by The Tech Buzz on Jan.25, 2009, under Tutorials
Over the last few weeks I’ve been trying to update my wife’s laptop from 10.5.5 to 10.5.6 but couldn’t because of the patch is too intense. So why update then? iWork 09 and iLife 09 need to run under a 10.5.6 build. So I found a work around that will make it fake out the installer and show that you are running OS X 10.5.6. I did it and it worked on my wife’s laptop and she was able to install iWork 09. Here is how you do it!
Go to System/Library/CoreServices, then you will see SystemVersion.plist, copy it and paste it on your desktop.
I suggest you also make a backup just to be sure….can’t hurt.
Then open the plist from your desktop and where the string is that has your system version— 10.5.5 for example, change it to 10.5.6.
The version should appear twice in the plist, so change both.
Then save the plist and paste/replace it over the old systemversion.plist, put in your password, and check your “about this mac” to verify.
Then install and you’ll be fine!
Worked 100% for me!
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