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

CallRecording is the first application available in Cydia that allows you to record your outgoing calls from your iPhone. Let it be known that the operation is illegal in some countries that do not protect our privacy and that currently only works for many Israelis. We see the operation in detail below:

we just insert the code and the phone number that we intend to call. Immediately after the call starts with the normal screen, a native of Apple. Once we finished the conversation, we will have to wait a few minutes and receive an SMS containing a link that will take us directly to download the audio file on our call made.

To register, connecting to an international service for which the call will also cost more than normal. http://62.219.50.27/recsys As I said, privacy is not assured because all the recorded conversations are accessible by anyone through this link: http://62.219.50.27/recsys

In conclusion we suggest not to use even when the service will include the Italian numbers. CallRecording is available in Cydia via the BigBoss repository.

Via ispazio.net

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

Yes you read it right, you can charge your iPhone during a bike ride with the new Biologic FreeCharge. The Biologic FreeCharge is a gadget created by Dahon, an American firm specializing in producing bicycles in which allow you to recharge your iPhone or iPod with the energy produced by cycling.

The operation is very similar to the dynamo, a mechanism that is still used today on bikes to power the front light of any bike. It is said that three hours worth of cycling will fully recharge your iphone.

With this gadget you can charge any USB device as the output of the device is a standard USB port. Biologic FreeCharge will be available in March 2010 for about $ 100.

Via ispazio.net

September 06, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

Image from becksliverman

An interesting article in the Pioneer Press this weekend illustrates how the “soccer mom” is rapidly being replaced by the “iPhone mom.”

Indeed, the iPhone has revolutionized the convenience with which we lead our lives. But the article inadvertently exposes a reality that many of us may be noticing in our own lives – that the moms we know or call our own typically use their iPhone in the most bare-bones way possible.

The matriarchs chronicled by Laurie Jesch-Kulseth in this Pioneer Press piece showcase how the iPhone helps moms stay organized, check the weather, make shopping lists, program “ICE” into their phones, etc. It really doesn’t get any cooler than that for the new generation of “iPhone moms.” And I, for one Read more…

September 06, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

We received some early screenshots from EA’s upcoming FIFA 10 soccer game for the iPhone. FIFA was announced by EA along with a laundry list of other titles back in March, but we’ve heard few details since.

The screenshots reveal an analog stick on the left side for player control and A/B buttons on the right side for actions. PocketGamer had some hands on time with an early version of the game and revealed that additional combos by touching and sliding from one button to another, and that specific players can be selected by simply tapping on them.

via toucharcade.com

September 06, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

As summer draws to a close for much of the northern hemisphere, try to get outside for some (hopefully) clear skies and a little star gazing.

We’ve taken a good look at many of the star gazing apps available for the Mac and the iPhone, and I thought it would be fun to try the ‘next step’, an iPhone app that finds passing satellites and the International Space Station. There are a lot of websites that give you this information, but having it in an app is even nicer.

I’ve just tried Satellite Visibility [iTunes link], a US$2.99 app that does the job and worked for me the first time out. You tell the app where you are, or let the phone GPS determine your location. You then get a list of all the brighter manmade objects hurtling around the earth that you can see over the next couple days.

If you click on one, you get detailed info on when it appears, when it falls into the earth’s shadow, and what direction to look. In addition, you get little sky maps that show where the object will be in a graphic format.

It was partly cloudy here in Arizona last night, but I did locate the International Space Read more…

September 05, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - Cracks

AnyRing via Cydia is a great app for all those who love to have different ringtones. iPhone doesn’t allow you to set ringtones directly from your iPod

playlist unlike Nokia and other Mobile Handsets, but with AnyRing you can choose any song from your ipod library and set it as a ringtone and whats even better is that you can set what part of the song you want your ringtone to play.

Thanks to Studguy for the crack:

Download RockExtensions Cracked HERE

Download Anyring Cracked HERE (Rapidshare, Sendspace, Megaupload, Hotfile)

• Rename the downloaded rockextensions to rock.deb
• Copy the file to var/mobile on your iphone
• Open up mobile terminal on your iphone and do the following
• Type in su (press return)
• Type in alpine (press return)
• Type in dpkg -i rock.deb (press return)

On to the next deb file:

• Rename the downloaded anyring.deb to ring.deb
• Copy the file to var/mobile on your iPhone
• Open up mobile terminal on your iPhone and do the following
• Type in su (press return)
• Type in alpine (press return)
• Type in dpkg -i ring.deb
• Reboot your iPhone and enjoy using all your songs as ringtones

Note: If you already have rockextensions cracked installed then you don’t have to install the first deb just install the anyring.deb and also thanks to studguy.

September 04, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

After months of speculation, AT&T has finally announced that MMS will be available to their iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS customers on September 25.
Unfortunately, there is still no news as to when tethering will be available as there was no mention of it in the press release, so looks like AT&T customers will have to wait even longer for that feature.

As you might know, AT&T was one of the carriers that did not offer MMS and tethering feature to their customers, which was included in iPhone OS 3.0.
AT&T has explained the reason for the delay in rolling out the feature:

” We know many of our iPhone customers are eager for an update on our rollout schedule for Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS). We’ve been working for the past several months to prepare our systems and network to ensure the best possible experience with MMS when it launches – and that launch date is: September 25 for iPhone 3G and 3GS customers. MMS will be enabled through a software update on that day.We know that iPhone users will embrace MMS. The unique capabilities and high usage of the iPhone’s multimedia capabilities required us to work on our network MMS architecture to carry the expected record volumes of MMS traffic and ensure an excellent experience Read more…

September 03, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

We’ve talked before about ways to control a BitTorrent clientfrom the iPhone, and some unofficial developers have gotten it working in a jailbroken way. But apparently that’s as far as we’ll get – µMonitor, a little iPhone app to control µTorrent (a popular BitTorrent app that I use pretty often) was recently submitted to the App Store, and Torrentfreak reports that it’s been rejected out of hand. This isn’t the first time something like this has come up: Drivetrain, another torrent remote control tool, was also rejected back in May.

Apparently Apple tells the developer that they are disallowing all types of BitTorrent-related apps “because this category of applications is Read more…

September 03, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

Bains Software has announced the release of their first iPhone app: instaplaylist. instaplaylist is the universal remote for music. It allows users to quickly create a playlist of YouTube music videos from their iPhone or iPod touch and enjoy them on any computer on the same WiFi network.

The videos play on the user’s computer while they control playback from their iPhone. Videos continue to play even if the user exits instaplaylist or turns off their iPhone.

With a tap of their finger, the user can:
* Play/pause
* Jump to the previous/next video
* Add and remove videos
* Reorder their playlist
* Adjust the volume
* And more

No software installation is required. instaplaylist is compatible with any computer (Mac or PC) with a modern browser installed. It has been tested specifically with the following browsers:
* Internet Explorer 6 & 7
* Firefox
* Safari
* Google Chrome
* Camino

Read More

Via iclarified.com

September 02, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

If your a happy AT&T iPhone user but aren’t paying for an iPhone data plan you may be in for a wake up call. An AT&T customer named Jorge recieved a txt message earlier letting him know that he does not have the necessary data plan required for his iPhone he uses and if he does not call ATT customer support to change it by Sept. 14 he risks interruption of his data service. What do you have to say about this? Do you think it is wrong and people should choose whether they want to pay for the data plan or not?? Comment your thoughts and opinions.