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Showing posts with label Downgrade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Downgrade. Show all posts

Revert Back to the 'Classic' Mail Look



Mac OS X Lion seems to have borrowed many features from iOS. ( Although apparently, not as many as Mountain Lion plans to ) One of these, is the new Mail look. I personally love this look and find it far more convenient and organized.

Mail on Lion has a neat two-column view where you can see everything together side-by-side as shown above. It now shows a list of all your messages in the sidebar to the left with the selected message in the viewing column to the right. You can also click the 'Show' button to make it a three column view in which the extra column would be a list of your email accounts and folders.

However, many may have trouble adapting to the new look ( or may simply prefer the classic look ).



To switch back to the classic Mail look, go to Mail's Preferences ( By pressing command-comma or going into the Mail menu )
Go to the 'Viewing' tab and check the first option: "Use classic layout"

No Jailbreaking iOS 5 on iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch




iOS 5 which as we know, is the most advanced software update for iOS Devices ( iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch ) so far. However it will not be released by Apple until this fall. Apple developers on the other hand can download it today. And as rumour has it, Apple's latest software update will not allow downgrading to previous versions of iOS. Now our best guess is that this is Apple's attempt to prevent Jailbreaking and if a Jailbreak isn't released for iOS 5, this may result in us having to choose between Jailbreaking and iOS 5.

No More Downgrading in iOS 5



iOS 5 which as we know, is the most advanced software update for iOS Devices ( iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch ) so far. However it will not be released by Apple until this fall. Apple developers on the other hand can download it today. And as rumour has it, Apple's latest software update will not allow downgrading to previous versions of iOS. Now our best guess is that this is Apple's attempt to prevent Jailbreaking and if a Jailbreak isn't released for iOS 5, this may result in us having to choose between Jailbreaking and iOS 5.