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Author Archives: Paul Bouwer
iOS 5.0.1 and over the air software updates
The latest software update (5.0.1) of iOS brings with it the first experience of the iOS 5 over the air software updates. And I can say that I am a big fan ! My previously blogged about methods for updating … Continue reading
Download iOS 5.0 for updating multiple iPhone 4 devices
When there are multiple iPhones in a household and you want to upgrade them all from a single iOS download via multiple Macs, it can be a bit of a challenge. I have previously blogged about how to do this. … Continue reading
Download iOS 4.3.5 for updating multiple iPhone 4 devices
When there are multiple iPhones in a household and you want to upgrade them all from a single iOS download via multiple Macs, it can be a bit of a challenge. I have previously blogged about how to do this. … Continue reading
Download iOS 4.3.3 for updating multiple iPhone 4 devices
When there are multiple iPhones in a household and you want to upgrade them all from a single iOS download via multiple Macs, it can be a bit of a challenge. I have previously blogged about how to do this. … Continue reading
Upgrading a MacBook (13” Aluminum, Late 2008) – Part 2 (HDD)
I love my MacBook. It was the first 13” aluminum unibody notebook from Apple and although it was launched as part of the MacBook range it has since migrated to the MacBook Pro range. I run my MacBook through a … Continue reading
Download iOS 4.3.2 for updating multiple iPhone 4 devices
When there are multiple iPhones in a household and you want to upgrade them all from a single iOS download via multiple Macs, it can be a bit of a challenge. I have previously blogged about how to do this. … Continue reading
Git, GitHub and an open source .NET project – Part 5
I have used the open source enterprise search platform Solr for a number of years now and on a recent project have been using the open source SolrNet .NET client library. The SolrNet library lacked a feature I required when … Continue reading
Git, GitHub and an open source .NET project – Part 4
I have used the open source enterprise search platform Solr for a number of years now and on a recent project have been using the open source SolrNet .NET client library. The SolrNet library lacked a feature I required when … Continue reading
Git, GitHub and an open source .NET project – Part 3
I have used the open source enterprise search platform Solr for a number of years now and on a recent project have been using the open source SolrNet .NET client library. The SolrNet library lacked a feature I required when … Continue reading
Git, GitHub and an open source .NET project – Part 2
I have used the open source enterprise search platform Solr for a number of years now and on a recent project have been using the open source SolrNet .NET client library. The SolrNet library lacked a feature I required when … Continue reading
