using a mouse with the ipad

Too bad you need to jailbreak the ipad to do it

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"Using the BTstack application that brought Bluetooth mouse support to iPhone, enterprising individuals discovered the same technique works on a jailbroken iPad as well, and hooked up Apple's own Magic Mouse to show it off to the world. Mind you, while this implementation does look quite useful, we do detect the barest hint of lag"
- Magic Mouse syncs with jailbroken iPad, enabling cursory cursor control (video) -- Engadget (view on Google Sidewiki)

Unlock Huawei Modem Dongle E160//E176/E1550/E220/E230 and more for FREE

Found this free tool to unlock the usb dongles of major ISP's

Havent tried it yet though
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"Unlock Huawei Modem Dongle E160//E176/E1550/E220/E230 and more for FREE"
- Unlock Huawei Modem Dongle E160//E176/E1550/E220/E230 and more for FREE | Online Bits and Pieces (view on Google Sidewiki)

Kindle hack removes DRM

If there is one near universal gripe folks have with the Kindle, it's the DRM-laden files. It's no wonder, then, that the thing has been a lightning rod for the "information wants to be free crowd," almost since the beginning. Sure, we've seen Mobipocket, .epub, and .pdf files used on the device, but if you really want to bedevil Bezos the thing to do would be to altogether circumvent the DRM from your Amazon e-books -- and it looks like an Israeli hacker named Labba has done just that. For the time being, the hack, which allows you to convert your legally obtained e-books to unencrypted PDF files, is available as a Python script. We're sure that the process will be streamlined for us civilians soon enough -- let's just hope that it happens before the hole gets plugged and your e-reader auto-updated. This is one way to keep hold of your legally purchased Orwell, eh?
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"Amazon Kindle gets its DRM stripped"
- Amazon Kindle gets its DRM stripped (for the time being) -- Engadget (view on Google Sidewiki)