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By Usman on October 25th, 2011

Over the past few years, one area that has been steadily improving in smartphones in the mobile camera technology. Back in 2007 when the original iPhone was launched, it was fitted with a camera which could barely shoot any decent shots with less megapixels, no auto-focus and no flash. Many people quoted it as “a…

By Usman on August 29th, 2011

Cydia is the reason we all jailbreak our iDevices right? Whenever we see the Cydia icon on our iPhone, iPod or iPad’s homescreen after performing a successful jailbreak, it brings a smile on our face! Developed by Jay Freeman also known as Saurik, Cydia allows us to find and install thousands of tweaks, software packages including apps, interface…

By Ex on January 12th, 2011

With the release of the first beta of iOS 4.3, it looks like Apple has dropped support for the iPhone 3G and second-generation iPod touch. As seen in the developer portal, neither the iPhone 3G or second-generation iPod touch are listed. Currently, as of iOS 4.3 Beta 1, the following devices are supported: iPad iPhone…

By RoryPiper on January 7th, 2011

When the iPhone first came out, it was quite an ordeal to create your own ringtones. You had to chop the song down to 30 seconds, make an ACC copy of it, delete it from your library, rename the extension to .m4r, and then add it back to you library. Then you still had to…

By RoryPiper on January 3rd, 2011

In this article, we’re taking a look at a new tweak that was recently released in Cydia. This tweak, called “Move Lockscreen to Unlock”, does just what it says. Rather than just moving your slider to unlock the device, you can move the entire lockscreen. You can still have the unlock slider active, or you…

By Ex on November 12th, 2010

With the release of the GM seed of iOS 4.2, some features have been working great while others have been failing. The most notable feature that is not working for many is AirPrint, as detailed earlier this week. Now, the next major iOS 4.2 feature to not work seems to be AirPlay but only for…

By Ex on November 7th, 2010

When iPhone 3G users installed iOS 4.0, the result was an extreme slow down in performance. Simple tasks such as typing or just flicking through home screens caused major lags and a horrible user experience. Upon release of iOS 4.1, iPhone 3G performance was improved but it was still not close to the pre-iOS 4.0…

By RoryPiper on October 27th, 2010

We have another great giveaway for you! This time we have a fashionable pair of earbuds, from Wicked Audio. The Empire brand is punk/metal inspired; black cord and buds, with chrome detail, and great designs. We are able to give away 1 pair to a lucky reader. Unfortunately, we don’t get to choose which style…

By RoryPiper on October 24th, 2010

Hey everyone, RoryPiper here. Usualy, when I post something on this great site, I’ve got a cool how to, for making a theme, a review of some new case or iPhone related product, or some other jailbreak-type news. This week it is all about shameless self-promotion. With Gary’s permission, or course. ;P Some of you…

By Gary Ng on October 7th, 2010

Oh sure, Mac users got this treatment more than two weeks ago. But not everyone uses a Mac right? Which is exactly why the Dev-Team has just released an updated redsn0w for Windows. Before you ask, this is for the iPhone 3G and iPod Touch (second generation) ONLY. More importantly: this update is NOT for ultrasn0w…