According to Intomobile, The Sims 3, developed by EA Mobile, will soon be available on iPhone. The game is expected to be released on Jun 2 and Intomobile has posted a preview video. Remember to check out!» Read More...
According to Intomobile, The Sims 3, developed by EA Mobile, will soon be available on iPhone. The game is expected to be released on Jun 2 and Intomobile has posted a preview video. Remember to check out!» Read More...
Apple has announced the “Back To School” promotion. Like last year, if you’re college student or teacher or staff member at any grade level, you’re entitled to get a free 8G iPod Touch (or other iPod under US$229) with purchase of any Macbook, Macbook Pro, iMac or Mac Pro. And, on top of that, you can still enjoy the educational discount.» Read More...
- Added badge for SpringBoard icons to indicate running apps
- Added optional animations for app restore and switching
- Allow normal operation of home double-tap over SpringBoard in simple mode
- Allow normal operation of home double-tap while locked
- Allow selection of Categories folders in blacklisted prefs
Before the release of this update, you can’t identify those applications that are running in background. Now the background running apps are tagged with backgrounder icon.
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Category: Games
Price: $2.99
Size: 13.2 MB
Latest version: 1.0
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Launch Cydia > Select “Sections” at haptic menu > Select “System” category > and Select “Mobile Substrate” or you can tap “Search” in Cydia and type “Mobile Substrate” > Select “install” button at the right top and confirm it to install.
Launch Cydia > Select “Sections” at haptic menu > Select “System” category > and select “VoIPover3G” or you can tap “Search” in Cydia and type “VoIPover3G” > Select “install” button at the right top and confirm it to install.
Step 1: SSH into your iPhone and go to the root directory “/”
Step 2: Navigate to /Library/MobileSubstrate/DynamicLibraries
Step 3: And look for "VoIPover3G.plist" file. With a text editor, open VoIPover3G.plist
Step 4: Look for:
Filter = {Bundles = (”com.Fringland.Fring”, “com.apple.AppStore”, “com.audiofile.Interstate”, “com.apple.MobileStore”);};
Now add this part: , “com.slingmedia.SlingPlayer”
It should look like this:
Filter = {Bundles = (”com.Fringland.Fring”, “com.apple.AppStore”, “com.audiofile.Interstate”, “com.apple.MobileStore”, “com.slingmedia.SlingPlayer”);};
Don’t forget the “,” and the quotation marks!
Step 5: Save the changes you just made and upload the file back to its location: /Library/MobileSubstrate/DynamicLibraries
Step 6: Reboot your iPhone. And SlingPlayer should now work over 3G!
Optional Application
Launch Cydia > Select “Sections” at haptic menu > Select “Tweaks” category > and select “Tricker ThreeG” or you can tap “Search” in Cydia and type “Tricker ThreeG” > Select “install” button at the right top and confirm it to install.
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Category: Entertainment
Price: $2.99
Size: 4.7 MB
Latest version: 1.01

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Category: Finance
Price: $4.99
Size: 0.9 MB
Latest version: 1.1.2

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Category: Social Networking
Price: $0.99
Size: 1.6 MB
Latest version: 1.0

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Category: Utilities
Price: $1.99
Size: 0.2 MB
Latest version: 2.0
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But officially, Apple didn’t bundle the utility for every iPhone user and thanks to the jailbreak community to bring SSH to iPhone. As long as your iPhone is jailbroken, you can install and use SSH on iPhone.You may check my post here about how to unlock and jailbreak your iPhone.
To use SSH after jailbreak, you can go up to Cydia and search for “OpenSSH” to find the package. Tap the Install button to install it on your iPhone. Once installed, restart your iPhone. You’ll not find an icon for SSH on the home screen. But after restart, the SSH tool will be automatically launched and listens for remote request in background.
Note: Did you set the auto-lock? Your iPhone should be turned on during the SSH file transfer. So, if you have configured auto-lock, I suggest you to disable it before using SSH. You can go to Settings -> General -> Auto-Lock and set it to Never.
Transfer File Using SSH
Your iPhone is already enabled with SSH and listens for incoming SSH request. Before you can transfer file from your computer to iPhone, you have to know the IP address of your iPhone.
To check for the IP address, go to “Settings” -> “Wi-Fi”. Tap on the connected WiFi network and view the details. You’ll see the IP address of your iPhone. Say, for my case, the IP address is 10.0.1.5.
Once you know the IP address, the next step is to connect to iPhone from your PC.
Connect Your PC via WinSCP
For Windows users, I highly recommend you to download WinSCP, which is a free SSH client for Win XP/Vista. You can download it for free from here. Installation of WinSCP is very straightforward. Just double-click on “winscp421setup.exe” and follow the instruction to install it on your PC.
Once complete the installation, launch WinSCP and click “New” to connect to iPhone. In host name, type in the IP address of your iPhone. For user name and password, you can use “root” and “alpine” respectively. Keep other fields unchanged. You can then click “Login” to start making connection with your iPhone. Click “Yes” if you’re prompted with a warning to add the host key to cache.
Note: Instead of clicking “Login” directly, you can click “Save…” to save the connection profile for future use.
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Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch and minimum requires is iPhone 2.2.1 software update. You can purchase via direct iTunes link or download cracked .ipa file code:» Read More...
Category: Productivity
Price: $0.99
Size: 0.9 MB
Latest version: 1.0
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Category: Utilities
Price: $5.99
Size: 4.2 MB
Latest version: 1.0

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WinterBoard Settings will add an option for WinterBoard in your stock iPhone Settings application. When selected, you have the option to turn on/off SpringBoard Only (which will apply WinterBoard themes to only your SpringBoard) and Debug (I’m not exactly sure what this setting would do). You can also view all your WinterBoard themes from the Settings option.

Ultimately, you would no longer need to use the WinterBoard application itself, you could do everything through the WinterBoard Settings. When testings WinterBoard Settings, I found that the two applications (WinterBoard itself and WinterBoard Settings) override each other. For example, if you set a theme using the WinterBoard Settings and then you go in a choose a theme from WinterBoard itself…it will override the theme you chose using the WinterBoard Settings and vice versa.

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