December 09, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - Cracked .deb's, Cracks

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iClassic is a media player for your library, that mimics the interface of the famous iPod Classic. It will fully emulate the iPod Classic’s functionality, including using the old-school Click Wheel. Thanks to iPhonix91 over at Xsellize for the upload and sharing this with us.

• After Downloading The Deb Rename To classic.deb
• Copy the deb to var/mobile on your iphone and do the following or install using ifile
• Open up mobile terminal
• Type in su (press return)
• Type in alpine (press return)
• Type in dpkg -i classic.deb (press return)
• Respring or reboot
• Now open cydia and search ipod classic and install ipod classic theme for iclasic
• Now activate it through winterboard and enjoy

Note: iClassic has its own icon it is a replacement to your ipod.app you can choose to use either ipod app.

December 08, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

In what will likely be the first of many Gameloft games released this month, Driver [App Store] appeared out of nowhere this evening. Originally previewed at the Gameloft press event in Paris a few weeks ago, Driver is a nearly complete port of the 1999 PC and Playstation game with only very minor omissions. (Notably the original’s extensive instant replay editing system.) The graphics have been revamped, the interface has been completely re-worked to be finger-friendly, but otherwise the game is the same as the original.

Via toucharcade.com

December 08, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

Apple this week revealed the most critically acclaimed and best selling content of the year in the iTunes Store, the world’s most popular online music seller and mobile application destination.

iTunes Rewind 2009 is a feature on the iTunes Store that gives a glimpse into trends for the duration of the year. Content is presented as an editorially chosen “Best of 2009,” along with a list of the year’s “Top Sellers.”

But while Apple numbered individual songs in terms of sales rank for the year, App Store software for the iPhone and iPod touch is not as clearly defined.

Instead, the “Top Sellers” for 2009 in the App Store are divided into two sections: Games and Apps. Featured games among the top sellers are The Sims 3, The Oregon Trail, Madden NFL 10 and Flight Control. Among the top selling apps are MLB.com at Bat, Textfree Unlimited, ColorSplash and The Moron Test. None of the software listed are free downloads. Read more…

December 08, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

Ryan Petrich showcased ProSwitcher for jailbroken iPhones

, ProSwitcher enables palm pre like multitasking for jailbroken iPhones. ProSwitcher app that shows exactly how simple power features can drastically improve the iPhone user experience. The basic idea behind ProSwitcher is you can switch between apps while automatically back grounding the app you leave. ProSwitcher integrates with Backgrounder similar to how Kirikae does it. ProSwitcher is highly customizable with the options to select background, dim back ground, swipe to close etc. Another handy feature is the ability to quit apps from within ProSwitcher. Just select the application that you want to quit with the customary finger  slide, then hit quit.

Via ihackintosh.com

December 08, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

Molinker, the prolific Chinese development company behind numerous iPhone apps, saw all its titles pulled from the App Store on Sunday after an attentive user noted that most – if not all – of its five-starreviews appeared to be fake. The scam caused over 1,000 apps – nearly 1% of all of the titles on the App Store – to disappear at once.

The user, “SCW,” contacted a Glyn Evans of the iphoneography blog whom he knew to have contacts at Apple top management. SCW had noted something odd about the glowing (and poorly written) reviews of the “NightCam Pro” app and went through the applications offered by Molinker. As many as 90% of the reviews on some of their applications appeared to be written by a group of people who only reviewed Molinker applications. On “NightCam Pro”, for example, 42 of the 44 5-starreviews appeared to be fake.
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December 08, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

Slashdot reported last week on research published by Swiss iPhone developer Nicolas Seriot about security holes in unjailbroken – that’s UNjailbroken – iPhones that could potentially compromise email accounts, browser history and even keytaps held in cache. The closed and unmodifiable nature of the stock iPhone OS means that malware could be carried by any app: even one legitimately purchased and downloaded from the App Store.
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December 08, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

Apple’s surprise purchase of music streaming service Lala last week has been given an unconfirmed price tag of about $80 million, placing a premium on the company.

Citing multiple sources, Peter Kafka of MediaMemo reported Monday that Apple’s acquisition price was less than half of what investors agreed to pay in 2008. However, it is more than the $35 million the company had raised, meaning some — but not all — could see a return on their investment in the company.
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December 08, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

AT&T has released an iPhone application that gives customers the ability to notify the carrier of their location when they experience poor service.

“AT&T Mark the Spot” was released in the iPhone App Store Monday. The 0.3MB free application, version 1.0.1, requires iPhone OS version 3.0 or later.

“AT&T Mark the Spot is an application that provides customers a means to provide feedback on network user experience to AT&T,” the application’s description reads. The nation’s second-largest wireless carrier also listed the following features for its new software:
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December 08, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

December 07, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

One quick question guys, real or fake?? What do you think?