October 19, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

These instructions are of OS X. I used Snow Leopard & Leopard they both ship with bspatch. Also, make sure you have MobileTerminal installed on your phone.

First get this file and put CommCenter.patch on your Desktop:
3G[S]: http://iphwn.org/CommCenter_3gs_312.zip
3G: http://iphwn.org/CommCenter_3g_312.zip

Copy /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreTelephony.framework/Support/CommCenter to your Desktop also.
Open the Terminal on your Mac and enter these command:
cd Desktop (hit enter)
bspatch CommCenter CommCenter-hacked CommCenter.patch (hit enter a file should pop-up called “CommCenter-hacked”)

Now go ahead and delete CommCenter Read more…

October 15, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

9 to 5 Mac reports that it has received a note from an AT&T spokesperson asking the site to remove a reference suggesting that the company would support Internet tethering via the iPhone by the end of 2009.

We believed it was coming later this year, until we got a note from an AT&T spokeman. He told us to correct a post that said AT&T will be delivering tethering in 2009. Specifically, he said (his font color, not ours):

“Just reading again – where did anyone promise tethering by EOY? Where did you see that? We promised MMS by end of summer Read more…

October 13, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

Scanner Pro transforms your iPhone into a portable scanner you can carry in your pocket.

It lets you scan multipage documents, send them by email and upload to MobileMe iDisk or any other WebDAV enabled server. You can also transfer scanned document to desktop computer over Wi-Fi and transform it into editable MS Word file with OCR tool of your choice.

Scanner Pro easily handles situations when you have printed document that should be send by email and there is no scanner nearby. The application incorporates special algorithms that enhance image quality to make it as readable as possible. Read more…

October 12, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

iH8sn0w issued new Bundles for PwnageTool. There are some files within the application that you can add the to the DevTeam’s pwnagetool for Mac, that will enable support for custom firmware 3.1.2 Creation.

There are currently only been issued Bundles for the iPhone and EDGE the iPhone 3G, support for the iphone 3GS is coming soon. So you guys know the bundles that are in this release are not official because they were not issued by the DevTeam. For those of you who don’t mind this isn’t an official Dev Team release dive right in here are the instructions: Read more…

October 05, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

Sn0wBreeze is a new project aiming to bring PwnageTool functionality to Windows computers by October 12th.

Several hours ago iH8sn0w tweeted some details about the upcoming software…

The new project that we are working on is sn0wbreeze. It is basically PwnageTool for Windows. Our ETA is October 12.

We will ask for Beta Testers as soon as we have a stable build ready!

It will be pretty much everything the the Mac version of PwnageTool can do atm.

We will keep you up to date as progress is made…

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

Okay kids, this is starting to get a little out of hand now. Palm has once again pushed back at Apple, releasing webOS 1.2.1 today that “resolves an issue preventing media sync from working with the latest version of iTunes.” What’s that issue you might ask? Well, I’d say the fact that Apple isn’t too happy that Palm is breaking all sorts of rules to make their device appear as an iPhone. Read more…

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

Operation is very simple, in fact, after you install the application, just open the program and decide between three options:

• Drive + iTunes, that will enable the iPhone as a hard drive from the PC / Mac or from iTunes;
• Default: the iPhone will be detected only on iTunes;
• Drive Only: the iPhone will be detected only as a USB mass storage.

To ensure that the iPhone is detected as a hard disk, you must create a virtual disk. Simply click on “Create Disk …” and then choose the name and size to associate with the virtual disk. The directory of the virtual disk will be located in / var / Volumes /.

Caution: We recommend not installing this application on iPhone 3GS. Being a beta software might cause problems and prevent the recognition in bringing iTunes to restore firmware, as you know the iphone 3g is a luxury that not everyone can afford to mess up as some people don’t have ecid’s saved.

You can download USB Drive from this repository: http:// apt.dmytro.me. Beta 2 expires on 1 November.

Via ispazio.net

September 30, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

Swiss software firm Mogo has a novel strategy, for iPhone apps! Step one: Release a free version of your paid app. Step two: Use it to secretly steal users’ phone numbers.Step three: Call them, obnoxiously. Step four: Profit!

We’re all used to a little in-app upselling by now, but hey, coders gotta eat. For an app developer to call your phone and harangue you into upgrading to a paid version of their software, however, is really brazen, and something Apple shouldn’t tolerate. Read more…

September 30, 2009 :: Posted by - SoSly :: Category - News

What’s it going to take for us to get developers to release games for Apple products earlier than two years after the fact? The iPhone, apparently — EA has announced that their soccer flagship FIFA 10 will be available for the iPhone this Friday, which is the same day the console game shows up in stores as well. The game will have everything the full versions have, including real teams and leagues, a licensed soundtrack, and all of the usual soccer standbys. One thing missing: online multiplayer, though local wifi multiplayer will be available.

Sounds good to us, especially if you’re a fan of the sport all those crazy Europeans call football. The app should be $9.99, befitting of a premium EA sports app, though there will probably be a sale on it sooner or later. Now, about that actual Mac version…

Via tuaw.com

September 30, 2009 :: Posted by - Thomas :: Category - News

At one time or another, most of us have recommended an iPhone/iPod Touch app to friends or family members–usually by tweeting, e-mailing, or Facebooking about it.

Yappler Sync takes that concept to the next level, allowing you to build a custom list of the apps you like and then share that list via the social solution of your choice. Read more…