Saturday, February 19, 2011
Today I will be going through some of the best apps from Cydia, to get Cydia you have to be jailbroken, there plenty of video that how to jailbreak, and one more thing these apps won't work for all iOS devices, you check the compatibility while you are on Cydia. SOURCE: sinfuliphonerepo.com & repo.hackyouriphone.org (make sure that you type it correctly) Cydia apps: * lockinfo ( $7.99 but you will be getting a trail for like two weeks ) * multicleaner ( free ) * folderenhancer ( trail for like 1-2 weeks, get the cracked one and there will be some instruction telling you how to get the full one for free after the trail finishes) * barrel ( free, cracked ) *winterboard ( free ) * nexus s live wallpaper ( free ) * graviboard ( free, cracked ) Get these cool apps as well: sleepFX, SBsettings, instalouse !
Thursday, February 17, 2011
A macrumor member shows how a 4'' screen may fit on the existing iPhone 4 by just extending the screen from the edges!As well as the small iPhone using the 3.5 screen in a similar way.
If you'd like to get news about iPod, iPhone, iPad and etc...
And these are other mock-ups showing an edge to edge screen!
ABC is reporting that Steve Jobs will be meeting with Barack Obama Thursday evening!
Apple CEO Steve Jobs, who recently took a medical leave of absence from his company, and Google chief executive Eric Schmidt will be among the attendees of President Obama's event with business leaders in San Francisco Thursday evening, a source familiar with the event tells ABC news.
They have previously met to discuss issues related to technology and the economy.
The president is said to meet Google's Eric Schmidt and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and others!
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
iPhone 4 wallpaper is a new section in my blog, I will provide you with the best 10 wallpapers everytime for your iPhone 4.
These images are not mine, and I do NOT take credit for these. If you are the original creator of any of these, and want credit or want your images removed, please contact me.
More evidence to suggest iPhone 5 will use multi-core processor ! Couple of days ago, we've been tipped off from one of our readers about an update of Geekbench 2 app which brings support for multi-core processors. This app runs performance tests on processor and memory.In case you don't know, all iOS devices use single-core processors so that suggests that the upcoming iPhone 5 and iPad 2 may get multi-core processor. As the tipster notes, they may have got an iPhone 5 tester.
This adds
more evidence to a previous report from DigiTimes that states that the change is high for Apple to adopt a dual core processor for the next iteration of the iPhone.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Digitimes is reporting that the newly coming iPhone will have a four inch screen to better compete with Google Android.
This picture shows the Samsung Galaxy(4 inch) at the left and the iPhone 4 (3.5 inch) at the right.
The component suppliers noted that the production lines for Apple's next generation iPhone have begun testing, and Apple interesting in expanding the screen size to 4inches to support the tablet PC market as the vendor has a 9.7inch iPad in the market.
This news could be right, though there are many
talks about the
smaller iPhone. In addition, the iPhone always had a 3.5inch screen while many Android phones had larger screens.
A Taiwanese site reports that Apple was testing three prototypes for the iPhone 5, one with a sliding keyboard!
Other prototypes are similar to the iPhone 4 with a bit of differences, as an upgraded battery and an 8MP camera. The report likens those prototypes to the transition from iPhone 3G to iPhone 3Gs with the same basic design augmented primarily by improvements in the device's internals.
As for the sliding keyboard, it doesn't seem consistent with Apple's devotion to multi-touch functionality with virtual keyboards. We may just keep the suggestions aside but
Apple.pro has a good track record providing leaked information from Apple's products.
This site recently posted an Apple-branded touchscreen which appeared few months later in the company's latest iPod nano.
The site also notes that these are prototypes, suggesting that the sliding keyboard model could just be a design put together by Apple for the purposes of testing and may never be intended for public release.
Courtesy macrumors
