Reflector Update for Windows and Mac 1.6.3

Reflector for Mac version 1.6.3 is now available. This version improves Reflector and AirPlay stability. The trial period has also been improved. Previously, the trial was limited to one ten-minute mirroring session every ten minutes. Version 1.6.3 changes this period to seven days and adds a watermark.

Version 1.6.3 changes include:

• Reflector now has a fully-functional, seven day trial (with subtle watermark)


• Added a new first-launch splash screen and registration window


• Supported iOS devices mirror at 1080p when “Optimize For” is set to Hi-Res


• Reflector now encrypts the AirPlay password in the configuration file


• Improved audio performace during AirPlay mirroring and audio/video streaming


• Resolved an issue that prevented pasting a license key in the registration window


• Resolved an issue that caused mirroring connections to drop when AirPlaying a video


• Resolved a crash when three or more iPads are mirroring simultaneously


• Numerous stability improvements for Core Duo processor Macs running 10.6


• Help > Reflector Help now links to the Squirrels Support website

Release notes for version 1.6.3 can be found here: http://www.airsquirrels.com/reflector/release-notes/?os=Mac

You can download this update by selecting “Check for Updates…” from the Reflector menu. The new version of Reflector can also be downloaded from here: http://www.airsquirrels.com/reflector/download/

For Windows update please visit HERE!

Temple Run to run in Windows Phone 8

Temple Run can be played in Windows Phone 8 soon!

In a blog post, Microsoft's Michael Stroh said Windows Phone 8 devices are now the latest home of the addictive game where players "turn, jump and slide" to getting hidden treasure.



"A must-have game for your Windows Phone," he said.



But PC Magazine pointed out the "Temple Run" coming out for Windows Phone is the original version and not the newer "Temple Run 2."

Windows 8 to be released on October 26

Windows 8 to be released on October 26! Earlier report says that it will be on October 8.

The most anticipated operating system will be sold for $39.99 for users of existing products while the physical disc will cost $69.99 in stores.

The company also says that it will support successful apps by only taking a 20% fee on apps that generate $25,000 or more in sales. Until apps reach that $25,000 milestone, however, Microsoft will be taking an industry-standard cut of 30%. 

Windows 8 is the next version of Microsoft Windows, a series of operating systems produced by Microsoft for use on personal computers, including home and business desktops, laptops, tablets, and home theater PCs.



Windows 8 allows users readily to store and share personal data among various devices under the "SkyDrive" cloud computing service.

Windows 8 has four editions: Windows 8, Windows 8 Pro, Windows RT, and Enterprise.