Can’t wait for iTunes 9? Well for those who own macs (10.5 and above, u’re in luck!!). Here’s a whole new way of organising your apps!! It’s called Movement.
You can organise where your apps are on your springboard/homescreen on your jailbroken ipod touch or iphone.

Just connect your device, click “read apps” to get your current order, and then arrange them however you want and hit “write apps.” Then just wait, disconnect, reboot and admire your handiwork. You can also add and remove springboard pages from within the Movement app, by clicking the + and – signs – And it supports 5 dock icons, too!

download from here: http://movementapp.com/

via xsellize.com

Thanks to studguy over at xsellize for the keygen like usual. Follow the instructions and you should be up and running in not time. You must take note that everytime iRealSMS is opened it checks online to verify the serial. To stop the serial check follow the directions at the cery bottom:

• Install iRealSMS from Cydia
• Download the windows keygen HERE or HERE
• Run the keygen to create the activation code
• Open up iReal and tap on purchase or activate
• Enter any email address and the activation code which is case sensitive so type it in exactly as read
• It should register and your done enjoy irealsms

Note: As I stated above irealsms checks the serial everytime you open up the app so you must do the following the steps below or you risk getting your iphone/serial blacklisted on irealsms servers and you won’t be able to use it anymore.

• SSh/DiskAid/iPhoneBrowse into your iphone
• Go to /root
• Find a folder that is called /etc and go into it
• There is a file called hosts in the /etc folder
• Copy that to your computer and open it with txt edit or open it within your ssh app
• Add the following line below the last line after opening the hosts file
• 127.0.0.1   www.irealsms.com
• Save the file don’t click save as just save it as it is and copy it back to the etc folder
• Respring/Reboot and enjoy Irealsms thanks to Studguy and the Keygen Testers

Thanks to M@$TeR M@Rk over at xsellize for the upload.

PhotoShare Web allows you to upload your Camera Roll photos, and other items in your Photo Libraries, directly to web services such as ImageShack, Flickr, and Twitpic. Its integration with the built-in Photos and Camera application allows for a seamless photo experience, rivaled by none.

Download PhotoShare Web.deb HERE

• Rename the downloaded deb to pshare.deb or whatever you like
• Copy the deb file to var/mobile on your iPhone
• Open up mobile terminal and do the following
• Type in su (press return)
• Type in alpine (press return)
• Type in dpkg -i pshare.deb (press return)
• Respring/Reboot
• Enjoy

If you guys like this app, buy it. It is well worth it if you upload a lot of photos to share and it is very cheap for what it does compared to other appstore apps that only upload to one other hosting site and you have to open the app  itself which takes a long time. PhotoShare is integrated with your photos app so it doesn’t take up room on your springboard making it look messy.

Saurik has announced PrivaCy, a new iPhone app which blocks iPhone apps from watching you.

The application was created to address concerns about App Store applications which track usage information and even location information for developers to analyze. You can read Saurik’s explaination below…

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It has recently come to the attention of angry Cydia users that they are being watched by many of the applications they have installed from the App Store.

Sites like I-phone-home have been discussing this in detail, leading to a post on the Dev-Team Blog about one provider in particular: Pinch Media.

Pinch Media, however, is not the only tracking provider: on the iPhone alone there are three other companies: Flurry, Medialets, and Mobclix.

Developers integrate Read more…

Download Cracked Ipa At HERE

Gameloft just released their much anticipated Gangstar [link] game to the App Store today at the promised $6.99 price.

Gangstar, which is an enhanced port of their 2006 mobile handset title, is set in an expansive world (Los Angeles) that strives to bring the modern, 3D home console Grand Theft Auto experience to iPhone gamers. We took a detailed look at a preview copy of the title back in July.

The game is a free-roam sandbox affair, with LA being the sandbox. And the game world is actually modeled after LA with some accuracy. Hollywood, Santa Monica, South Central, and other well-known areas of the city are represented with many distinguishing characteristics in place. Portions of the game are also played through sequences that are flashbacks to Pedro’s time in the Mexican pen.

This new trailer was also released today:

News Article Via toucharcade.com

Apple has explored the ability to transfer a file from one cell phone to another during a connected call, according to a new patent filing revealed this week.

Similar to an application revealed in June, the new filing includes descriptions for sending text messages, e-mails, contacts, documents and more to a caller while two phones have established a voice connection. Entitled “Auto Messaging to Currently Connected Caller,” the 16-page patent application was filed for in February of 2008.

“While a user of a mobile device is using telephony services, the user may want to send a message or a file to another part,” the patent reads. “To send this information, the user may have to disconnect the call, and then perform a lookup of the caller’s contact information prior to being able to send the message or file. This multi-step process can be tedious for the user.”

Apple’s possible solution would offer a user interface that would provide users voice and message capability access while on a call. The system would automatically detect caller details and relay the information in the appropriate direction. The document even describes a scenario with a conference call and multiple listeners, where files could be sent to any or all included Read more…

WeiPhone is reporting that the iPhone 3GS is capable of playing back both 720p and 1080p video encoded in H.264 through the built in player.

iLounge notes that Apple may be putting arbitrary limits on video playback to save battery life keep things consistant with previous iPhones.

Using the free document storage and viewing application FileAid, forum member fridtear was able to circumvent Apple’s video restrictions, smoothly playing back files up to 30 Mbps in 1980×1080 resolution via the iPhone 3GS’ built-in video player.

Its possible that Apple may be saving this feature for a supposed firmware upgrade or possibly even for the next iPhone HD.

News of this capability was rumored in April along with a new Apple AV Cable to allow for both component and composite on the same cable.

Read More

via iclarified.com

Police Scanner, an application for the iPhone, uses analytic software from Pinch Media that tracks personal information and sends it to various parties without your consent.

According to ReadWrite Web, the information that’s gathered and linked is:

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* iPhone’s unique ID
* iPhone Model
* OS Version
* Application version (in this case, camera zoom 1.x)
* If the application is cracked/pirated
* If your iPhone is jailbroken
* Time & date you start the application
* Time & date you close the application
* Your current latitude & longitude
* Your gender (if Facebook enabled)
* Your birth month (if Facebook enabled)
* Your birth year (if Facebook enabled)

What’s worse is that you’re often never told that the app will be performing this level of detailed tracking and you’re often never given the opportunity to opt-out. The data recorded is continuously tracked every time you use the application. This violation of user privacy is so egregious that the developer even goes so far as to call Pinch Media “iPhone spyware.”
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The ReadWriteWeb story, linked from The New York Times, is here:

Dear iPhone Users – Your Apps Are Spying on You – NYTimes.com

The list of apps that use Pinch Media analytics is here:

TextBin – Store your text online!

Here is what Police Scanner is said to report:

# Police Scanner – pinchmedia enabled, multiple, serious data leaks, sends ID’s, pirated/jailbreak info and lat & long to multiple 3rd parties
127.0.0.1 data.ps.juicydevelopment.com
127.0.0.1 data.talkradiofinder.com

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Adding to the Apps list that spy on you:
AroundMe, Aussie Rules LIVE, Camera Zoom, Discover, Flick Fishing, iiQuota, Mummy’s Revenge, Police Scanner, Stickwars, The Moron Test, TouchGrind, Touch KO, TwiterFon, FaceFighter, Grunts, SmackTalk, Postman, vDrummer, Wobble, iFarty, iAppUSA, Lonely Planet Guide

Via xsellize

Click for More info on MyProfiles thanks to studguy for the instructions and the crack

Install Instructions
- Install Rock Extensions from Cydia or manually using the DEB file below (if not installed already)
- Install Intellishared from DEB file below (if not installed & patched already)
- Install MyProfiles using the DEB file below
- Respring/Restart iPhone

Rock Extensions 0.97

Rapidshare, MediaFire

IntelliShared 2.96.3 (Full cracked)

Rapidshare, MediaFire

MyProfiles 0.99.1 (Full cracked)

Rapidshare, MediaFire

Reuters reports that recent accounts of exploding iPhones in Europe have prompted Apple to investigate the incidents. According to a spokesperson of the European Commission, these occurrences have been deemed to be “isolated” incidents by Apple at this time. Apple is working on gathering additional information to find out what may have caused them.

One of the more notable incidents in recent news involved a French teenager who received an eye injury when the screen of an iPhone he was holding shattered, sending a piece of glass into his eye. He described that the iPhone had made a “hissing sound” before the screen shattered on its own.

A spokesperson for Apple Europe Ltd is quoted as saying “We are aware of these (media) reports and we are waiting to receive the iPhones from the customers. Until we have the full details, we don’t have anything further to add.”

via macrumors.com