September 29, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

Media players like Apple’s iPod will be set by default to a new, lower, “safe” volume level in Europe, thanks to a new rule passed by the European Commission Monday.

The new safety standards were approved in an effort to limit hearing loss among users of MP3 players. The executive of the European Union said that the default setting is designed to discourage people from listening to devices at “dangerously high volumes.”

A recent study that listening to music on players at high volume over a sustained period can lead to permanent hearing damage, and that 5 percent to 10 percent of listeners, or 10 million people, are at risk.

The rule states that listening at 80 decibels adjusted should not exceed 40 hours per week, while 89 decibels should be limited to 5 hours each week. Settings on devices like iPods will be based on those criteria. Read more…

September 29, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

As you guys may know the iphone is the best smartphone out there on the market. I myself am proud to say I have an iPhone 3G S and am loving it. The iphone has replaced a lot of my gadgets as it offers video recording, voice memo’s, camera, email, web-browser, etc etc… The list would go on forever if I named the apps I use so lets put it this way. If you have an iphone in your pocket you pretty much have a laptop in your pocket and that is why the iPhone is the coolest thing out there right now.

September 29, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

Hong Kong-based China Unicom released details today concerning its August announcement of a three-year deal to sell the iPhone. Sales of the iPhone will begin in October, dovetailing with its October 1st 3G network launch, and will be priced at approximately 5000 Yuan, or around US$730. The iPhone will be sold in both Apple retail stores and through Unicom’s own network of stores, and plans for the iPhone will range from 126 Yuan to 886 Yuan, or about US$18 to US$130. There will also be a handset subsidy, depending on the chosen plan above 126 Yuan, which maxes out at 4253 Yuan, or about US$623.
China Unicom competes heavily with the larger China Telecom, which is believed to be in negotiations to distribute the Palm Pre.

Via tuaw.com

September 28, 2009 :: Posted by - Thomas :: Category - News

TomTom has finally released pricing for its iPhone car cradle, which is due for release next month. You can expect to lay down $120 when you go to pick up your cradle. That price doesn’t include the TomTom turn-by-turn iPhone software which will add an additional Read more…

September 28, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

Here is the revealed surprise from iH8sn0w for iPhone users 3GS. This is a new tool, integrated in the next version of iREB which will save the ECID Firmware 3.1

This way you can downgrade from the future 3.2 In 3.1, despite the various blocks of Apple. However, there are already several options to save your certificate, especially one that saurik offers via Cydia, but it seems that iH8sn0w will preserve the possibility to perform the downgrade to both users and those with Jailbroken iPhone firmware original.

Via ispazio.net

September 27, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - Cracked .deb's, Cracks

The MobileLog 3.0 Call and SMS Manager complements the iPhone standard application to manage incoming and outgoing calls and SMS. Practical design and user friendly interface make this application extremely popular among iPhone users. This component is of particular benefit not only to those who use the iPhone both for business and private purposes and maintain a large number of contacts, but also to
regular users. MobileLog 3.0 offers new useful functions that are not available in the standard application:

• History of incoming and outgoing calls without limitation (only the last 100
  calls are shown on your iPhone by default);
• Grouping of incoming and outgoing calls by contact/person;
• Tracking of an individual call duration;
• Viewing of total number of calls and their duration;
• Viewing of an incoming and outgoing call duration by contact/person;
• Possibility to remove a record of a single call.
• Viewing incoming and outgoing SMS.
• Possibility to remove a single SMS.
• Notification functionality for missed calls and SMS.

Thanks to studguy over at xsellize for this. It’s been a long time coming and he has worked very hard on this so everyone thank him if your on xsellize.

Download MobileLog 3.0 Cracked HERE

• Rename the downloaded deb to log.deb
• Copy the 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 log.deb (press return)
• Reboot or Respring and enjoy

September 27, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

September 26, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - Cracked .deb's, Cracks

*** Stay up-to-date on Emails! ***
Whether you”re surfing, reading text messages, or playing a game, you can get a quick
email alert so you don”t have to stop what you”re doing just to find out you got an
unimportant email. Now you can know who it’’s from, the subject, and a brief summary
all without leaving the app you”re in!

Features:

- Quick summary of new emails
- Self dismissal or you can check the X to close the summary
- Launch Mail directly from the Elert

Thanks to studguy at xsellize for this crack once again. Read more…

September 26, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

I have noticed a lot of people having trouble with mms working. I have written fool proof instructions to get your mms 100% working if you are using an iPhone 3G or a 3GS. If the following does not get your mms working I suggest you call AT&T and make sure they didn’t forget about unblocking mms on your account. Of course you can tell them a little white lie when they ask you if your on firmware 3.1.

Note: If you do the following be sure to uninstall any tethering hack you have installed on your jailbroken iphone. Whether it be the mms/tethering hack from cydia or just the downloaded mobile config files from websites. Uninstall all of them and the reset your network settings before doing the following.

The download below is the 5.5 ipcc carrier settings update AT&T pushed out today to enable mms. The file has been edited by stealthbravo over at modmyi for us users who are wanting to stay on firmware 3.0. The edited file adds the internet tethering option and cellular data network settings along with the correct mms settings. The official unedited file adds mms but you don’t get the tethering option or the ability to edit your cellular data that is why if your like me, you will use this very helpful file that adds the extra features.

• Download Edited IPCC File HERE

After downloading the ipcc wait… You still have to do a few extra steps before using it because itunes doesn’t allow you to update your carrier settings using the ipcc file. Do the following exactly as stated: Read more…

September 26, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

Go Go Go, Connect your iphone to itunes and update your carrier settings. Finally you  can enjoy mms on the iphone after years of waiting. The new carrier update is 5.5

Note: I just realized you have to be on firmware 3.1 to get the update. If you don’t see the update to carrier settings, click on check for updates in itunes and it will ask you to update your carrier settings. Now for everyone that is staying on firmware 3.0.1 I believe I have a workaround to this.

• Download the newly released ipcc file HERE or HERE

Below are tutorials on how to update your carrier settings manually, these tutorials are for people who want to stay on firmware 3.0 and don’t want to be forced to update to a new buggy firmware Read more…