A forgotten or lost MXit pin – struggling to remember that clever login name? You’re not alone, and there seem to be an abundance of forgetful MXit users out there, just like you! 
I’ve had a lot of people asking for help with this and I thought I’d try put it to rest once and for all – so here are some solutions…
A trusty old bass playing friend of mine was doing some rough recording earlier this year for a few projects in Cape Town’s City Varsity Sound Engineering…
Not my usual vocal style (At All, so no laughing! 
) …but I agreed to helping him out. It was fun and funny…
Here’s snippets of what he and I managed to track in a very rough 2 hours or so vocal session…
Most conventional forms of development developers use in their day to day efforts – are in the form of design first, develop after or develop and design as we go or some sort of mixture of the two. Then, just maybe – if you haven’t already juiced the tiny bit of time you have left before the deadline – you might have enough time to write a couple tests.
I have a number of favourite Visual Studio plugins that I make use of… but if I was told I could choose only 1 plugin, it would undoubtedly be GhostDoc. This software is by far the most useful little plugin I have ever come across, and upon using it, I found myself questioning the countless hours of coding time I had spent before using GhostDoc.
So what is GhostDoc? It’s a lightweight, fast and robust tool that provides automatic documentation of your methods, properties and classes all with a simple and configurable shortcut: ctrl+shift+D
I found that my installation automatically updated from Windows update instead of letting me browse for the directory of the firmware i wish to use…
And each time I plugged into the same usb port more than once – the driver update wouldn’t initialize either as if that usb port was caching the fact that the install had been “successful”.
I did get around this, please follow this at your own risk though!
Finally! After months and months, a BETA release of the firmware fix for Razer Megalodon on Windows 7 and I assume Vista 64 bit systems was here!
I have installed it on my Windows 7 64 bit system. And so far, without using a powered usb hub to fix the cut out issues, I have the pristine mic quality and perfect sound with no cutting out issues! (as one would expect by default!!!)
This fix should remove all issues for you too, but remember, this is a beta release! So if anything goes wrong, don’t blame anyone but yourself for installing it.
Myself and a few others have found this to be the solution we have all been waiting for so good luck and enjoy the fix… until we run into issues – I think we may have found a winner!
If you have been following their progress, you may have heard Blink 182 have just finished touring the US and surrounding states. Although it is over, they’re excited, and it’s time for another full length album like we have never heard before.
Happy New Year!
So if you remember this post… you will also remember that we didn’t come to a conclusion!
If you’ve been around the Google search page lately, you must have noticed the tiny surprize waiting for you in the form of an apple, all in honour of dear Sir Isaac Newton. Wait a second, and it’ll drop down below the search box
So you know all about MXit and you like to have multiple chats open… well this may excite you a little more.
Now you can get a full featured gaming experience with MXit 5.9.3 and its new gaming mode. All you have to do is…
1. Go to http://www.mxit.com/wap and download the latest MXit J2ME client for you mobile phone.
2. Login as usual, and chat to Tradepost, the scroll down to “Game Zone” and click it
