July 10, 2010 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News
July 10, 2010 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News
After months of silence, Geohot has finally published a new blog post in which he talks about iPhone 4 jailbreak situation, limera1n, and Pwned4life exploit which he recently talked about at the Nuit Du Hack conference in Paris. According to his latest blog post, he has managed to jailbreak his iPhone 4 the day it got delivered to him by mail. This is what he writes on his blog: Read more…
July 09, 2010 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News
iChatr is a new iPhone application that allows you to video chat with other random iPhone 4 users from around the world!
It’s like Chatroulette for your iPhone!
Instructions:
- Make sure your iPhone is connected to a WiFi network.
- Don’t forget your headphones, or you won’t be able to hear them.
- Getting bored? Swipe the person you’re chatting with to chat with someone else.
You can download iChatr – Random Video Chat from the App Store for free.
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July 09, 2010 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News
I love my iPad 3G, almost unnecessarily so. I use it as my primary computer for a multitude of tasks. The only thing that I dislike about my iPad is that I have to pay AT&T even more money to use their data network, even though I’m already paying for it with my new iPhone 4.
We have covered in the past how to manage your 3G data with your iPad using the Apple/AT&T-sanctioned methods built in to the device itself. Today, we want to show you how you can swap Micro-SIMs to make use of your iPhone’s unlimited data plan with your iPad. Read more…
July 09, 2010 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News
After watching this video, i’m beginning to think that my iphone 4 bumper purchase wasn’t much of deal breaker. If you listen closely you can hear the iphone hitting the ground directly on the glass. I figured that the rubber edges wouldn’t allow the actual iphone to hit the ground but I was wrong. Obviously your not going to go out and drop your iphone on concrete 4 times in a row but even that one accidental drop might do the job and break your iphone, bumper on or not.
July 09, 2010 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News
Since the iPhone was first released, there has been a constant struggle between Apple and its end users with regards to which carriers and tariffs are compatible with the iPhone. Software unlocks such as ultrasn0w have ensured that iPhone owners are free to choose which carrier they would like to use but once the phone accepts the sim card – that isn’t necessarily the end of the battle. Read more…
July 09, 2010 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News
Well informed sources have notified us that the rumors of a 5 mega-pixel camera coming to this fall’s iPod touch line may not have merit. They claim the new iPod touch will have a 3.2 megapixel camera that has similar characteristics to the one found in the iPhone 3GS. Read more…
July 08, 2010 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News
Hey there, sports fans: if you need to make video calls from your iPhone (and who doesn’t, really?) but your phone partners aren’t all FaceTime-savvy, there’s another option. We’re told that Fring just updated its 3G calling app to include 3G video calling, which means that you can make two-way video calls in either 3G or Wi-Fi. Read more…
July 08, 2010 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News
An unlucky customer had his new iPhone 4 catch fire while AT&T tried to troubleshoot the device.
It’s the first time our guy has seen this happen (us too), but the brand new iPhone 4 caught on fire while being hooked up to a computer using the Apple USB cable that accompanied the device. The customer wanted to exchange the iPhone — obviously — for a new, non-charred unit however the AT&T store in question was out of stock. An Apple Store did confirm to our AT&T connection that this did appear to be a defective USB port and not some sort of user error.
When it caught on fire the iPhone bezel became extremely hot, slightly burning the customer’s hand. The USB port was slightly melted and the USB cable was badly melted as can be seen. For More Pics Read more…
July 08, 2010 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News
At least one pair of doctors have used FaceTime video calling to consult on a patient who risked amputation, according to CultofMac.
In what may be the first documented iPhone 4 medical video consultation, University of Arizona surgeon David G. Armstrong, connected via FaceTime to give with Los Angeles Surgeon Lee Rogers’ a look at a patient who had undergone foot reconstruction at the University’s Southern Arizona Limb Salvage Alliance (SALSA). Read more…