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Making your own Lion USB Boot Disk, Free

August 5th, 2011 by BayoeTech | Posted under MobilePhone.

Making your own Lion USB Boot Disk, Free<p class=”caps”><img class=”alignright size-full wp-image-120089″ title=”lion-boot” src=”http://cdn1.mobilemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/lion-boot.jpg” alt=”" width=”440″ height=”165″/>After shelling out a measly $30 for OSX Lion, going through a week of transitions and quirks and perhaps feeling a little unnerved with this cloud computing thing; not having a physical disk to go with your purchase.  So, why would you have to go and pay again for a USB bootable copy when Apple releases it later this month?  You don’t, and you wont, not with this handy little tool called <a rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank” href=”http://blog.gete.net/lion-diskmaker-us/”>Lion Diskmaker</a>.  It’s a simple app that extracts the “necessary embryonic Lion items” from the package you previously downloaded from the App Store, then writes them to your USB drive or a DVD.  Then of course, you have your physical copy of Lion, not just a virtual DMG installer.    If you’ve already installed Lion you may have noticed that <a rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank” href=”http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2389178,00.asp”>your installer has disappeared</a>, yeah, Apple did that.  What you will have to do is load the App Store on another computer, then re-download Lion again.</p>
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Androidland launches in Melbourne courtesy Google and Telstra, lets you get your droid on

December 6th, 2011 by BayoeTech | Posted under MobilePhone.

Google and Australian telecommunications company Telstra have joined forces to launch the world’s first store dedicated to Android. Called the Androidland, it’s not just a place to buy Android devices but also where you can experience all the different features in the OS and just enjoy yourself.

gsmarena 00133 Androidland launches in Melbourne courtesy Google and Telstra, lets you get your droid on

There is a lot to do in this Android-themed store, decked in the traditional Android green color. You can play Angry Birds on a giant touchscreen display, Androidify yourself or check out the world on a massive display using Google Earth. They have even gone as far as to have a gingerbread scent in the store and a grass scent where there is grass. And then of course, you have handsets from all the major manufacturers, which you can try out for yourself.

This store is one of a kind and can be found on 246 Bourke Street in Melbourne, Australia but if this one is a success Google may want to invest in more of these around the world.

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