Network sniffer, native ARP spoofer. Sniff usernames, passwords and data traffic running over your wireless network.
Description:
An automation tool on iPhone, scheduler your iPhone. Only support 3.0+ OS.
iScheduler is a must have utility automation tool for every iPhone owner which can be found on every cheap phone but missing in Apple iPhone.
- Auto on/off tool: iScheduler is specially designed to automate many manual on/ off toggles of iPhone services at time intervals set by you. These include power, airplane mode, edge, 3G, wi-fi, bluetooth, location and push mail toggle.
- Wake up tool for iPod: iScheduler can also be set as a wake up alarm tool invoking iPhone’s iPod functionality to play songs to wake you up in the morning.
- SMS tool: iScheduler can auto send sms at preset time, can be circled by day, week, month, year. Never forget girl firend’s birthday again. And support group sending, with that, you can send meeting notice or work to your colleagues. Read more…
A change in the MobileMe preference panel hints that Apple may be planning to release a free version of service, according to 9to5Mac.
Notice in the screenshot below that the account type of this user is listed as “Full Member”. Perhaps Apple will announce that a Free Membership is coming in the near future?
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Since AT&T has finally allowed iPhone tethering, what about the iPad?
According to TechFlash, an AT&T spokesperson informed them that it won’t be possible to tether the iPhone to the iPad to share internet access due to the lack of a USB Port, but did not mention the use of Bluetooth. However, soon after, AT&T told Gizmodo that iPad tethering is in Apple’s hands.
You’ll need to speak with Apple. There is no AT&T policy around tethering and the iPad.
Before the iPad launched, Steve Jobs did confirm the lack of Pad tethering via email.
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Chpwn is planning to release a tweak to Mail which will easily load new email when you pulldown the list of messages.
Preview of Mail Pulldown, available soon in Cydia… (Of course, Mail Pulldown will work on the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch.)
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Google announced a new feature this week that lists apps in mobile search results. When searching for an app by name from your iPhone (it works with Android too, naturally), the top result is a link to the app’s home in the App Store. In addition to the link, you get information like rating, publisher and price.
That’s the idea, at least. I got limited results in my own testing. “Shazam Download” produced the expected result, but searching for Twitterrific didn’t. I tried adding “download,” “app,” “iPhone,” and other qualifiers to no avail. Likewise, searching “Bank of America App” worked, but variations on “Gowalla” did not. Read more…
As soon as I tapped my way into MLB At Bat for the Mariners game last night, I couldn’t help but notice an ad on the splash page, and other ads on screen on the Game Day desktop.
Until now this innovative iPad app had been ad free, and at U.S. $14.99 a year, that made sense. Major League Baseball isn’t exactly going to the poor house, with 6.6 billion dollars in revenues last year. MLB has the right to insert ads in the app, but it seems like a small breach of faith to users.There’s more. If you already had the MLB iPhone app, you pay again for the iPad version. And so it goes. A nickel here, a dime there. Read more…
Reports that AT&T is to end its unlimited data plan for iPhone users are true — but existing customers won’t be affected, the giant US network rushed to let customers know today.
Writing on its Facebook page, the carrier says, “The good news for current customers who love their unlimited plan is this: they are not required to switch, even when it’s time to upgrade to a new phone. So you are welcome to keep your unlimited plan 
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New photos depicted a white back cover, glass digitizer, and midboard of the iPhone 4G have surfaced on PowerBookMedic.
The digitizer resembles the 3G and 3Gs with the exception of a camera hole next to the top speaker. The back case doesn’t resemble anything we’ve seen so far. The photos do confirm these will likely be available in white. Read more…
AT&T announced this week that a new data plan for iPhone owners, dubbed “DataPro,” will be offered starting June 7, providing 2GB of data for $25 per month. Tethering costs an additional $20 per month, and lets customers use their handset to share Internet connectivity with another device, such as a laptop. Tethering will be available this summer when iPhone OS 4 is released.
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