Tag Archive for 'sdk'

Google App Engine SDK 1.0.2

Published on May 11, 2008 in google app engine. 1 Comment

Google released version 1.0.2 of the Google App Engine SDK two days ago. If you're using Google App Engine, you should definitely upgrade.

You can find a list of fixed issues in the release notes, including the template cache issue that I was running into.

Also, it's not in the release notes but I just confirmed that the app.yaml skip_files issue has also been fixed. So you don't need the patch any longer.

I also tested the latest version of The GAE SWF Project and it works out-of-the-box with version 1.0.2.

iPhone 1.1.3 firmware jailbroken, to be released next month

Published on January 19, 2008 in Apple. 14 Comments

I just read on Digg that the 1.1.3 firmware for the iPhone has been jailbroken. The team that did it, however, is not releasing it until Apple's iPhone SDK is out so that Apple doesn't patch it.

This means you have to wait until sometime in February before you can run 1.1.3 on a hacked iPhone.

Update: Marcus clarified in the comments that the firmware has been jailbroken and that this is not an unlock. So you can run homebrew apps on it but you won't be able to make phone calls, etc., with the 1.1.3 firmware until the phone is unlocked. (Thanks, Marcus!)

The video here shows the 1.1.3 firmware in use on a jailbroken iPhone.

I'm still on the initial firmware on my hacked iPhone. It was just too much trouble to upgrade/rehack/risk bricking the phone/etc. I will probably upgrade to this when it's released, though, since the first version of the firmware really does suck big time.

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