Are you bored of the pre-made voicemail message from wireless provider? Or perhaps you’re looking to make your voicemail message a little more unique? Read on.

Did you ever wonder how Google specified an iPhone specific icon for their mobile Gmail Tasks application to your iPhone home screen? It turns out it’s about as simple as applying any regular favicon.

Many months back I worked on a digital painting of Old Snake from Metal Gear Solid 4 which was really only released within the Critical Mass office. I planned to release it on my blog eventually and recently I was looking at it again and wanted to improve upon it. I did some touching up on it and am now releasing it as a wallpaper sans the logo and my signature as I personally like to have my wallpapers clean.

There’s a DSLR camera recently released by Canon that’s sparking my interest, and that camera is the EOS 5D Mark II.

I myself own a Canon EOS 20D and with its ability to capture photos at 8.2 megapixels at speeds which are quick enough for me, I’ve been ignoring newer iterations of DSLRs. The EOS 5D Mark II however has an ability which is really appealing; its ability to capture video at quality which looks absolutely stunning.

Over the past few weeks, I came into the possession of a Scion tC and like a true geek, I’m embarking on a project which would make my car even more adaptive to current technologies.

Through blog postings and forum threads, I found a way to achieve a feasible iPhone unlock solution running 2.0.2 with the new app store functionality while still being able to install unofficial apps through Cydia, and also was able to make phone calls on the Rogers network.

Note: only works with 1st gen iPhones