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Review: Blue Snowflake Portable USB Microphone
I know this isn't really iPhone related, as this mic does not connect to your iPhone in anyway. However, Blue, the company that makes the Snowflake Portable USB Microphone, is a sponsor of The iPhone Podcast, that is brought to you by iPhoneinCanada.ca. That's how the review ends up here. :) In Blue's words, here's...
iPhone 4 Jailbroken!!
"Well, that didn't take long", is something I have found myself saying after each iPhone software and hardware release, for the past year or so. It seems the current iPhone hackers know right where to look, when trying to find new exploits in the latest firmware and hardware. comex, of the The iPhone Dev Team, and...
Rogers Carrier Update for iOS 4
One of the smaller, not widely known features of iOS 4, is the ability for carriers to push out updates, over the air. Previously, this could only be done, via iTunes. This isn't Apple firmware updates, but rather carrier specific updates. The iOS 4 betas have been coming with Rogers carrier updates. Rogers 6 was...
Review: iOS 4.0 On My iPhone 3GS
With all of this iPhone 4 buzz I couldn't resist installing iOS 4.0 on my iPhone 3GS today. First impressions iOS 4.0 seems faster. A few flicks from screen to screen and I noticed a difference. All in my head? Maybe, maybe not. Multi-tasking is amazing. Double tap the home button and a custom list...
Pulldown – Coming Soon to Cydia
One of the coolest things I like about Tweetie, (now Twitter for iPhone), is the way you pull down the screen to refresh your feed. It is a cool, fun way to load your newest tweets. It is almost instinctive now, as I try to do it in other apps as well, and I almost...
App Review: Multisearch
When we are searching the web at home or on the go, we're always looking for the most accurate search we can get, often trying different search engines until we find what we're looking for. On the iPhone, the default search engine is Google, but there have also been apps from Bing and Yahoo to...
Access Your Root Folders from Your Mac with NetaTalk
If your iPhone is jailbroken, you've probably used OpenSSH, DiskAid, or some other means to access your root folder on your iPhone. If you're not familiar, you would want to do this to transfer files to and from your iPhone, in a way Apple does not allow. This is used to add games ROMs for...
LockScreen Rotator Coming Soon for iPhone and iPod Touch
Just before the iPad was released, we saw all kinds of themes and tweaks to make your iPhone or iPod Touch have the same look and feel of the iPad. The coolest thing I saw was SBRotator. This tweak gave your iPhone or iPod Touch the "doesn't matter how you hold it" feel, as it...
Android OS Now Available on the iPhone 3G
We saw the video of the Android OS running on the first generation iPhone and the iPhone 3G. As of today you can now download Android OS and make it run on your iPhone 3G should you choose to do so. All of this hard work comes at the hands of iPhone Dev Team member,...
iPhone OS 4 Being Ported to Original iPhone
When iPhone OS 4 was announced, and we got to hear some of the new features coming, there was excitement. then disapointment, as we learned only the iPhone 3GS and the newer, unreleased iPhones would get all the features. The jailbreak community quickly learned that some of the missing features could be added to the...
WiCarrier: Show Your WiFi Network as Your Carrier
Out of all the awesome tweaks you can find in Cydia, for jailbroken devices, it's the simple ones that I find blow me away the most. Notifier and MakeItMine are a couple of tweaks I have always had on my jailbroken iPhones, and I think I have found another. WiCarrier is a new tweak from...
Winterboard Updated
It has been a busy week for the jailbreak community. Last week we saw the release of Spirit, a user land jailbreak, for all Apple touch devices on their current firmwares, including the iPad. With the jailbreak of the iPad, we've had some of our core jailbreak apps updated, but in turn, broke some things...