Zibri has seemingly made a return to the jailbreaking scene, but its not the news that many would have hoped for. It has been a while since we last heard, but one of the last mentions was stating that ZiPhone would not be made available for the iPhone 2.0 software. Honestly I am not really sure [...]
Continue reading...1. October 2008 | by Tim Bradbury
Honestly, I’m not quite sure why the folks down at Apple decided to spend time fiddling with the iPhone’s Safari browser-layout instead of tackling a more important issue, but hey, I’ll take what I can get! Apple has decided to now display a Google search field next to the address bar by default. The iPhone’s 2.1 [...]
Continue reading...30. September 2008 | by Tim Bradbury
Rumor has it that Adobe is almost finished with porting Flash onto the iPhone. I know that i’ve been saying this for months now, but it finally looks as if Adobe is serious with following this through all the way. You may recall that Steve Jobs renounced the possibility of Adobe’s Flash player working on the [...]
Continue reading...26. September 2008 | by Robert Nelson
Information Appliance Associates have just released another syncing option for iPhone users. The new version of PocketMac will be welcomed news for Mac users who prefer not to use iCal and Address Book and offers a few nice perks that go beyond the regular iTunes sync. First off PocketMac offers a two-way sync with Entourage, Lotus [...]
Continue reading...25. September 2008 | by Tim Bradbury
Apparently Apple has distributed the new iPhone firmware 2.2 to several select iPhone developers to test. At this point in time the details are relatively sketchy, we do know for a fact that the firmware is entitled “iPhone OS 2.2 beta 1.” Beyond that, all I can tell you is that the new firmware is apparently [...]
Continue reading...19. September 2008 | by Robert Nelson
The unofficial iphone-dev team have just released their latest version of QuickPwn, which should come as welcomed news for any Windows users. As we saw, the dev team made quick work of releasing both PwnageTool and QuickPwn for Mac users, that also acted as a tease, and possibly annoyance for Windows users. But thankfully, they [...]
Continue reading...18. September 2008 | by Robert Nelson
Its been just under a week since Apple released the latest software update for the iPhone, bringing users up to version 2.1 and for plenty of people they could not wait to download it and get it installed. But just as a friendly reminder to those who may not follow the updates as obsessively as we [...]
Continue reading...16. September 2008 | by Robert Nelson
As a proponent of jailbreaking, this latest message from the unofficial iPhone DevTeam seems worthy of passing on. They are warning of some fake or unofficial websites related to the QuickPwn name, of course this is not a surprise because after all this is the Internet and there are bound to be some less than [...]
Continue reading...13. September 2008 | by Robert Nelson
The war between those who prefer to have a jailbroken iPhone and Apple seems to be heating up with quicker and quicker updates coming from those jailbreaking developers, namely the unofficial iphone-dev team. This time, perhaps in an effort to show just how relevant the jailbreaking scene still is, the unofficial iphone-dev team made quick [...]
Continue reading...31. August 2008 | by Robert Nelson
The previously announced version 2.5 of WinPwn has been made available, its still officially listed as a beta however anyone can go ahead and download. Of course as the WinPwn team states, its beta because that is their way of saying to “use at your own risk.” Also important to point out is that users must [...]
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1. October 2008 | by Robert Nelson
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