The Bay Gift Registry
By 2 For Life Media Inc.
Description
Are you getting married or attending a wedding? The Bay Gift Registry iPad app is your source for amazing gifts to give and receive.

The Bay offers Canada’s most comprehensive gift registry—just think of us as your registry concierge. Tap the gift registry tab to create your registry then use our Wedding Guide to create your ultimate Wish List. You’ll find hot designer brands, exclusive products and a whole range of fashionable styles and colours. You can’t build a registry like this anywhere else!

Leading up to your wedding, use our iPad app to manage your registry. You can easily add or delete items, see which items have been purchased or manage your event details.

If you are attending a wedding or in the bridal party, use The Bay Gift Registry iPad app to find a couple’s gift registry, buy the perfect gift or plan a bridal shower.

In The Bay Gift Registry iPad app you’ll find:

The Bay Wedding Guide
In landscape, browse our complete 120-page catalogue filled with registry how-tos and room-by-room tips, plus all the latest products from the hottest brands. In portrait mode, you’ll find 100 Amazing Gift Ideas—swipe through this season’s must-have items and simply rotate the iPad to see more items from that brand. See something you like? Add it to the Wish List tab or share it.

Wish List
As you browse the catalogue, save your fave items to the Wish List tab. Then finalize your choices, adjust quantities and send those items to your selected Bay location to create a gift registry or add to an existing one.

Gift Registry
Create, manage or find a gift registry and buy a gift.

Offers
Check out our latest offers from The Bay Gift Registry.

The Bay
Take some time out for some retail therapy at thebay.com

Here’s a quick post about those pesky apps that keep coming back!

I spent an hour this morning trying to remove unwanted games on my iPad (set to sync wirelessly). Yet they kept reinstalling a few minutes later.
If you find that apps you uncheck in iTunes keep coming back with subsequent syncs, try unchecking “automatically sync new apps”. It seems that iTunes doesn’t honor you choice to remove the apps and re-installs them as ‘new apps”. We have several iOS devices and would quickly run out of space with all the apps installed!

according to the Globe:
The first wave of infections were linked to a fraudulent pop-up prompt users received on websites to install a new version of Adobe Flash. Later, hackers identified a security hole in the Java platform that allowed users to get infected without clicking on anything at all.

Here’s what you need to know. (the first two are most important)

How to protect your Mac from Java based malware

How to disable java on your Mac web browser

Java for Mac OS X 10.6 Update 7

Java for OS X Lion 2012-002