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  • Flashing the iRiver T10

    iRiver T10 Today I received the iRiver T10 I’d ordered a week ago. Initially, I had been put off by the fact that the players sold inside EU were Microsoft-only. But then I found out it’s possible to flash the firmware to get rid of the MTP crap.

    After having tried the WMP10 approach with my new toy once, this is what I set out to do.

    The Pure and Non-Pure versions were explained at MisticRiver forums. The “Non-Pure” version has an FM radio. Mine doesn’t, so it’s “Pure”. The firmware version my player came equipped with was 1.23P.

    So I picked up the Pure version from mtp-ums.net and proceeded by the instructions provided there. I missed the verifying question about firmware upgrade after the restart, but you can start it from the advanced menu.

    The first flashing took a little under a minute. After the restart there was the ominous “Scan music file…” screen, as promised, and the player was now a UMS device when I plugged the USB cable in. Halfway there!

    I then uploaded the Australian firmware, from iRiver, into the player. During flashing this file, the screen was a backlit black, once again as promised. The flashing took closer to two minutes this time. After this, I had a fully working, UMS-abled T10 with the latest firmware version 1.70.

    iRiver T10 System Info

    2006/05/20
  • Elokuvat mukaan MBnetin Hintaseurantaan

    “Hintaseuranta on laajentanut seurantaa elokuvien hintoihin. Hintaseurannasta löytyy jo yli 1000 eri nimikettä, sisältäen pitkät elokuvat sekä tv-sarjat.”

    MBnet via Juha
    linkitys omani

    2006/05/18
  • Touchscreen Computer Display Floats in Mid-Air

    ” IO2 Technology has the coolest sounding display I have ever seen called the M2i. The device projects a 30″ diagonal 4:3 aspect ratio display into the air. That’s right, into the air like a hologram. The entire projection unit is designed to be hidden out of site so that only the display image shows.”

    Everything USB via Juha

    2006/05/17
  • BlueFrog Folds

    “In an interview with Wired News, Blue Security CEO Eran Reshef said the Israel-based company was closing its service Wednesday since he did not want to be responsible for an ever-escalating war that could bring down internet service providers and websites around the world and subject its users to denial-of-service attacks from a well-organized group in control of a massive army of computer drones.”

    Wired via Juha

    2006/05/17
  • BBC:n "Apple-asiantuntijasta" kansainvälinen naurunaihe

    “BBC:n television uutistoimitus sähläsi perjantaina perusteellisesti, kun Apple-asiantuntijana haastateltiin vahingossa väärää miestä, oikean asiantuntijan odottaessa aulassa. Nettijakeluun päätyneessä hupaisassa katkelmassa näkyy, miten mies tajuaa kauhukseen tilanteen, mutta sinnittelee sitten urheasti kommentoiden musiikin nettikauppaa.”

    Tietokone via matrixx2.01

    2006/05/16
  • Kodak admits to spam, pays up

    “Photo giant agrees to pay FTC fine after sending promotional e-mails to 2 million individuals, calls incident a ‘technical malfunction’.”

    CNNMoney.com via Juha

    2006/05/14
  • Microsoft drops a brick on resellers

    The Inquirer via Juha

    2006/05/14
  • ASCII Maps

    “Google Maps in ASCII characters. Pure silliness for your enjoyment by the good people at Poly9 and the invaluable Markus Gebhard […].”

    ASCII Maps via TSOB

    2006/05/12
  • Oikeus alensi Yleisradion Gramex-korvauksia

    “Helsingin käräjäoikeus on alentanut tuntuvasti Yleisradion Gramexille maksamia musiikkikorvauksia. Yleisradion alustavan arvion mukaan Gramex-korvaukset laskevat viidenneksen.”

    YLE24

    2006/05/12
  • iRiver T series MTP to UMS conversion firmware

    “iriver […] decided to only release Microsoft’s proprietary Media Transport Protocol (MTP) versions of their new T series MP3 players to Europe and the US, thus locking users into using Windows Media Player 10 and Windows XP to transfer music to their players.

    iriver had a good reputation for listening to their customers and now maintains UMS firmwares for their older iFP line of MP3 players as well as firmwares for their own original proprietary transfer protocol. Luckily for us, they did release UMS versions to the rest of the world and so the firmwares were out there ready to be tried. Under normal circumstances an MTP player will not accept a UMS firmware, but we managed it! The conversion process is as simple as upgrading a player normally.”

    mtp-ums.net via charles
    some links added

    2006/05/12
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