I believe it meets the requirements for a good video.
The jailbreak is all software based, and is as simple to use as blackra1n. It is completely untethered, works on all current tethered models(ipt2, 3gs, ipt3), and will probably work on iPad too.
Don’t ask about a release date. You won’t make it happen any sooner.
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yxflash is video player for mobile devices supporting iPhone and iPod Touch. It supports High quality Xvid/Divx, Flash Video, and WMV playback on iPhone. No longer be held hostage to only Apple’s ipod video format. No more need to convert your videos!
New in 2.1.0:
- Much faster playback for media files
- supports 720p Divx.
Credits- Thanks to tasz for the new and updated keygen
When Apple announced the video camera-equipped iPhone 3GS last June, original iPhone and iPhone 3G owners quickly lamented the lack of video recording in their handsets. While it had been possible to record video on either device using solutions developed for jailbroken phones, there was no suitable alternative for “law abiding” iPhone users. But late last year, Apple began allowing apps into the App Store that enabled the original iPhone and iPhone 3G to record video. Read more…
New day, new app in Cydia: WatchMob which will allow you to download any video from YouTube. The app is pretty straight forward and you only have 4 tabs to work with.
All you need to do is load the app and you will land in the Search tab. Search for the video that you want to download and tap on it. Next tap on the Downloads tab to see the progress of your download(s). You will find all your downloaded vids in the Video tab, where you can also play the video at any time. Read more…
O2’s new iPhone tariffs offer a hint that the next generation iPhone will include a front facing camera for video calls.
O2 lists UK video calls as one of the iPhone plan’s key features. Notably video calls will be offered for the same price as audio only calls.
Recently it was also discovered that the iPad OS (iPhone OS 3.2) contains hooks to accept and decline video conference, flip a video feed (suggests front facing camera), and view video calls in fullscreen or partial screen.
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Square-Enix has posted a video trailer for the upcoming Final Fantasy game for iPhone and iPod touch.
Little information has been shared about the release other then its coming soon.
Almost lost in the enormous hype surrounding the iPad release and subsequent Apple ‘town hall’ was the pre-announcement of the fourth-generation iPhone, which Steve Jobs declared would be an “A+ upgrade.” Rumors had been going around about a possible CDMA version of the phone which did not emerge of the iPad event, and there’s scanty evidence even to base a rumor on. The iPhone 3.2 SDK, though, at least provides some clues as toApple ’s internal development. Hidden in the details is an increased maximum video width for an unknown device believed to be the 4G iPhone, at a resolution that indicates that the new phone’s camera will be capable of HD recording. Read more…
Qik Video Camera, an application which provides video recording capabilities for any iPhone, has been updated to version 4.5
Finally, a quality Video Camera for any iPhone! Facebook and SMS sharing, Effects, Zoom, up to 15 FPS, Brightness control, Audio boost, Landscape mode, Email sharing and more!
What’s New In This Version:
• Effects now for 3GS too
• Share to Facebook, SMS, email
• 5 cool new effects
• Even better video quality, especially with effects
• New UI with on-screen effects
• Better handling of large videos over email
• Improved playback of rotated videos on various video players
• Other enhancements and fixes
You can purchase Qik Video Camera from the App Store for $1.99.
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A file in the iPhone OS 3.2 SDK suggests that the next generation iPhone will support 720p video, according to an Engadget report.
Just recently we learned that the codename “N89″ likely refers to the upcoming 4th generation iPhone. Now a look at the MediaValidator.plist file reveals a few more interestings tidbits…
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Earlier this week, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer gave the keynote address to the Nashville Technology Council, which was held at Trevecca Nazarene University (TNU) in Nashville, TN. Steve, who is on a multi-city tour to promote Microsoft, joined other prominent technology professionals like Abbie Lundberg, editor-in-chief of CIO Magazine.
After the speeches were done, Steve did a meet-and-greet with TNU Students to answer brief questions, sign autographs and so on. One student asked for Steve’s autograph — on a MacBook Pro.
To his credit, Steve handled the awkward moment well (as another student’s camera rolled), writing “Need a new one? Steve Ballmer” smack-dab over the laptop’s logo. Kudos to Steve for his cool-headed response (we can’t imagine what Steve Jobs would do if asked to sign a Dell) and for that student with the nerve to pull such a stunt.
You can see close ups of the signature here.
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