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The search for the perfect iPhone case is an arduous task. Screen protection, side button access, clips, card slots, maybe even a stand–the list of secondary duties that a case can perform is growing almost daily.
Marware’s Sidewinder for iPhone offers another entry in the list of case functions–earphone organization. More —> |
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This seems to be the ultimate thing of the recent desperate race of trying to “hack” the iPhone. When Apple Inc. has started to deliver the ultimate gadget, everyone was happy. Still, in just few days or weeks the users have started to be mad about the company’s stubbornness in keeping the iPhone locked in AT&T’s exclusive network. This way the race has begun; different persons such as developers or even hackers have started the race in finding a way to unlock the iPhone. Eventually, Apple Inc.’s ultimate smart phone has been unlocked and for a few days the users have been very happy, once again. But this hasn’t lasted too long, as the company’s software update has once again get between the users and their gadget. The unlocking teams have once again started to search for a solution. And so on. All in all, however, the iPhone has been a hit on the market since its launch, although some of the financial analyzers have been surprised by the report. More —> |
Third-party applications for the iPhone won’t be released until early next year, but there’s an easy-to-install new jailbreaking application out this week if you can’t wait.
The Unofficial Apple Weblog, source of much of the details behind The Great iPhone Hack 2007, brings news of the release of the AppSnapp installer, which bypasses Apple’s OS X 1.1.1 update in order to let iPhone and iPod Touch users put third-party applications on their devices. This appears to be one of the simplest jailbreak applications yet released for the 1.1.1 update; the others involved lots of complicated steps or additional scripts to open up the iPhone. More —>
October 27, 2007
By: Christopher MeinckMicromat, makers of TechTool Pro, have released a new desktop application entitled Syphone that allows Apple iPhone owners to view, save and backup their SMS messages.
The free Mac utility does not alter the iPhone in any way. With Syphone you can now archive and view SMS conversations, including those that have been deleted from the iPhone. The latest version 0.99b11 features many bug fixes including:
Connecting and disconnecting a phone without syncing with iTunes no longer causes a crash. iPhones with the same name but different serial numbers are now available in the UI and work as expected. More —>