February 2nd, 2010
Apple has just pushed out an update to iTunes, which brings the software to version 9.0.3. It still looks and acts the same as 9.0.2, but it does come with several bug fixes and improvements:
iTunes no longer ignores your “Remember password for purchases” setting.
Addresses problems with syncing some Smart Playlists and Podcasts with iPod.
Resolves a problem recognizing when iPod is connected.
Addresses issues that affect stability and performance.
We’re also guessing that the new version probably has a few references to the iPad, so all you tinkerers better get to it! The update is available via Software Update and at Apple.com.
December 2nd, 2009
Fring is a VoIP and chat client for your mobile phone. The service works with a handful of various networks, including Skype, AIM, MSN Messenger and Twitter. You can even make calls to landlines from your SkypeOut and SkypeIn account and place voice calls to your Skype and Fring address book.
 
Today, Fring is taking its iPhone app to the next level by bringing support for video chat. Nokia added this feature to some of its devices last week, and the new version of Fring is now in the app store. Fring is free and you can grab it here (iTunes link). That means the iPhone/iPod Touch can now accept incoming Skype Video Calls! This can lead to a bunch of ways to monitor something as well. Read the rest of this entry »
October 6th, 2009
AppStore LINK
TRAILER VIDEO
GAMEPLAY VIDEO
Alien Glyphs presents an original conception of an arcade survival game, which gives you the chance to meld with mysterious hieroglyphs of an alien race. While playing you have to find glyph pairs in the allotted time, activate power-ups, fight against mutators and escape penalties. You can train all your attention and reflexes to razor edged sharpness.
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September 16th, 2009
1. At first: If you are using a 3G iPhone with ultrasnow and rely on ultrasnow to obtain cellular service, then you should only upgrade to 3.1 with a PwnageTool created .ipsw. - Stay away from Apple’s direct updates as described here and here please get up on the whole subject by reading the information contained in these posts.
2. If you have an original iPhone (1st generation) then 3.1 unlock works with this PwnageTool release. iPhone 3G users upgrading to 3.1 will need to continue using ultrasn0w with a PwnageTool created 3.1 .ipsw
3. Please read all parts of this post before downloading and using these tools.
4. Read items 1, 2 and 3 again and again.
5. At the bottom of this post are the bittorrent files for the 3.1 capable version of PwnageTool.
6. This app is suitable for the recent 3.1 release.
7. This version of PwnageTool will NOT work for the iPhone 3GS.
8. PwnageTool WILL work for Original iPhone (1st Generation), Original iPod touch (1st Generation) and the iPhone 3G.
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August 11th, 2009
Are you going to the sea this summer? May be you like to swim in your pool? And of course, you can not treat without your iPhone. Read the rest of this entry »
July 21st, 2009
Just a link to download 
If someone want this, we can put it in our repository.
Some bonus inside 
June 30th, 2009
June 22nd, 2009
At last! I test it already and have no trouble with it.
All you need is unlocked iPhone 2g/3g (no 3gs) or iPod with 3.0 firmware, five minutes of free time, and you have Cydia on your Apple Device
Try it:
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June 18th, 2009
While AppStore is viewing Sea Battle Classic Wi-Fi version, it`s developer girl with nice name Alena release a new game for iPhone FreakBike.
Have you ever tryed to drive a unicycle keeping the balance and didnot fall? Now you can try yourself in role of acrobat in FreakBike. All you need it is keep balance of sporty guy and evade of incoming mini beach balls. The game has three mode which differ in reality of physics. As your mode will be harder than it is more intresting to see your result in time table of leader. There are results from all world save in one time table.
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June 16th, 2009
Released alongside iHome’s iStand, the iConnect is an iPhone-ready keyboard with a built-in dock that allows you to sync and charge your iPhone/iPods automatically from the peripheral.
There are different two versions of the keyboard built for Windows and Macs, and although they both contain two USB ports, the Mac’s version has extra keys that allow you to quickly access applications such as iCal, iChat, Mail, Safari and Front Row. For $150, you can purchase the iConnect sometime this summer.
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May 24th, 2009
T-Mobile Austria made a mistake today with a listing for a 32 GB iPhone on their website (image above). Just more confirmation that the next generation iPhone will be available with extra memory. The T-Mobile web crew probably was preparing their system for the 32 GB option and accidentally set it for live. After the error was discovered it was quickly corrected.
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May 22nd, 2009
Unnamed Apple executives hinted in a recent meeting that they are looking to differentiate different iPhone models by software rather than hardware.
According to Oppenheimer analyst Yair Reiner in a recent meeting Apple executives said that “[The] iPhone is still in its early days and could gain share by: providing more functionality, lowering prices, growing geographically, or segmenting the market with different models.” When pushed for further details the continued saying that “Segmentation would focus on software.”
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May 22nd, 2009
A couple recent Apple job listings suggest that Apple is working on increasing processing and video abilities on future iPhone models.
The first job listing shows that Apple wants an individual with experience with ARM processors and NEON unit vector to join the team.
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April 29th, 2009
Today a new update 1.5.9 has been released in Cydia.
Now you can buy ALL APPS WITH HUGE DISCOUNT!!!!
QuickSMS, mySMS and Quick Birthday cost 2.99 $
MySMS Secure for 3.99$
QuickSMS Secure for 4.99$
The latest version of QuickSMS has many new fuatures. The main of they is landscape mode. The developers promissed to do it at once after realise of QuickSMS. And they did it. You can write messages with wide keyboard. Just rotate your iPhone. In 1.5.9 version there is icon of QuickBoard on SpringBoard. Also, you can change the text of messages, write flash sms. The button of ring was added in conversation.
QuickBirthday was released too.
Correct display date of birthday. There is cake and “tomorrow”, “today” diapay on LockScreen.
Full list changes:
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April 22nd, 2009
The Most Advanced Mobile Office Suite Available for the iPhone. Ever.Quickoffice integrated application suite is the essential high-performance mobile Office productivity tool for anyone on the go. Experience Enterprise-Grade Microsoft® WORD and EXCEL® Office functionality with leading-edge innovation, convenience, and unparalleled ease-of-use. Edit your important files with confidence; Quickoffice maintains 100% data integrity and guarantees Microsoft compatibility with supported features listed below.
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April 22nd, 2009
A scoop from Ars suggests that developers have found Voice control features in the new 3.0 software. There are Voice Control preferences within International preferences.
There have been found several function calls to Voice Control features. This has been code-named “Jibbler”.
This can be further seen as the new iPod Shuffle features. Also, Voice dialing can be on the list of features to expect. Jibbler is kept secret from third party developers which gives a possibility of showing up this feature in future iPhone hardware releases.
April 13th, 2009
Qualcomm’s fledgling FLO TV service might be on to something this time. President Bill Stone’s announced plans to offer mobile broadcast to phones via add-on peripherals, including an iPhone 3.0-compatible antenna /chip accessory that’s currently in the works, although without an estimated release window (Business Insider suggests it’ll be ready sometime next year). The company’s also looking into accessorizing Windows Mobile phones, either with a plug-in or some device that connects over Wi-Fi / Bluetooth. Seeing as the latest comScore statistics say less than one percent of all phone users watch mobile broadcast TV, which at the moment has to come built-in, this could prove to be a boon for the service — assuming Q or the carriers can do something about those excessive pricing plans or fierce competition from Sling.
via engadget
April 13th, 2009
There’s a story at Click2Houston (I would have embedded the video if I had that option) about iPhone users who have had their devices ruined by excessive exposure to sweat. Specifically, they’ve been bringing them to the gym to provide a soundtrack to their workouts. Of course, sweat leaks into the iPhone’s two moisture sensors (one in the headphone jack, one in the docking port) and it stops working. From the article: Read the rest of this entry »
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