Thursday, April 19th, 2007
at 12:44am
Streamyx
While I have only tested this with my ISP, Telekom’s Streamyx, this method works pretty much everywhere. I have entered the configuration below into my router and voila, my NAT’s open.
Port Forwarding
Xbox Live! requires the following ports to be forwarded in order to operate correctly:
If you have no idea on port forwarding, you can check out PortForward.com. There are step by step instructions for tons of routers, with step by step instructions on how to enable port forwarding.
Too Lazy?
If you’re too lazy to do all the above, just add set your Xbox 360’s IP as the DMZ and you’re done. :)
Tuesday, April 17th, 2007
at 12:53pm
Here’s a snippet from the latest email newsletter from Apple:
At the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, you’ll find developers like Alykhan Jetha of Marketcircle and Apple engineers like David McLeod working together to build the exciting new technologies of Leopard into the next generation of Mac software. For Alykhan, that means he’ll come away with the knowledge he needs to use Quartz and Cocoa to make his products completely resolution independent.
You might ask, how does this affect me as the end user? High density computer monitors will be able to display sharper images and texts. Imagine reading an online newspaper that have text that looks as good as the one you see in a magazine! Will computer screen rival paper printing in the near future? For now, we will just have to wait and see.
You can read more about Resolution Independence from this Wikipedia entry.
Source: Apple Confirms Resolution Independence in Leopard Through WWDC Email
