Remote controlled motion-sensitive alarm for MacBook

iAlertU 0.74

August, 20th 2011 - 1.72 MB - Open Source

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iAlertU 0.80
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Mac OS X
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Geeknet, Inc / External Link
Filename

iAlertU_0.74.zip
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2d321e0aa92c1955cdaab402f9040af2

Sometimes latest versions of the software can cause issues when installed on older devices or devices running an older version of the operating system. Software makers usually fix these issues but it can take them some time. What you can do in the meantime is to download and install an older version of iAlertU 0.74.

For those interested in downloading the most recent release of iAlertU for Mac or reading our review, simply click here.

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What's new in this version:

- New feature: Push Notifications have been added so that people that have uAlertMe installed on their iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch can received a push notification whenever the alarm is triggered on the Macbook. With v1.1 of uAlertMe, all you need to do is connect to v0.74 of iAlertU (whilst the Macbook has an internet connection), and then after that alarms will be sent to the iPhone.
- Bug fix: A problem with disarming after the macbook has been asleep has been fixed when the Macbook is configured to ask for a password after a sleep.
- Bug fix: If a second or more display is connected when the Macbook is armed, the display is detected and locked.
- The network interface for uAlertMe is restarted after a sleep to better facilitate new connections.
- Bug fix: Device state changes were not triggering alarms every time.
- Minor memory leaks plugged.
- New feature: Animated GIF files may now be used for lock screens.
- Improved handling of keystrokes when armed so that spurious alarms aren’t triggered when typing in your password.
- For people wanting to try and get the latest code working on Leopard, I’ve reduced the dependencies on Snow Leopard functionality.
- Bug fix: Message unpacking from uAlertMe could cause a crash, though very rarely.
- Removed support for legacy (pre 0.70) password mechanism.
- Added Macbook serial number and IP address to information sent to uAlertMe.