Yes, it is finally here. iPhoDroid, the application that automates the installation of Android OS on iPhone, was finally released for Windows, and it works with both Windows 32bit and 64bit.
Yes, it is finally here. iPhoDroid, the application that automates the installation of Android OS on iPhone, was finally released for Windows, and it works with both Windows 32bit and 64bit.
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Thu, Sep 2, 2010
As you know, Apple introduced today iTunes 10. During the keynote I tweeted, saying that all jailbreakers and unlockers shouldnt updated right now. And everybody was asking why. The answer is simple: once your are jailbroken, you never update to new releases until the iCommunity gives you a green light. Fortunately, iTunes 10 is safe for all jailbreakers and unlockers ( DFU mode, syncing, selecting IPSW, all okay ), and it comes with the following changes:
NOTE: STAY AWAY FROM iOS 4.1 NEXT WEEK
Wed, Sep 1, 2010
So… new autumn, new Apple event. Some really good, some bad, some really ugly. But we will focus only on iOS, iPhone/iPod/iPad, because that’s what we do here on FSMdotCOM. So let’s get into it….
Wed, Sep 1, 2010
In their latest fashion collaboration, Incase got together with Eley Kishimoto from London. The design duo worked on Apple accessories, including laptop cases and iPhone cases, adorned with their iconic prints. The product will exclusively launch at London Fashion Week and London Design Festival 2010. The product will drop on September 20th in the Incase online store, Eley Kishimoto online store and select boutiques.
[via HS]
Wed, Sep 1, 2010
Zozo has worked on their new Design Project Volume 2, in which they have asked brands and stores that are part of their network to create iPhone 4 Cases. The two most interesting the cases by A Bathing Ape and Stussy. Bape presents a classic Bape camo case and Stussy used their 30th anniversary artwork.
[via HS]
Wed, Sep 1, 2010
It was unexpected, but Apple announced that they will livestream today’s event, but there’s a catch: you can only view it on Mac, iPhone, iPad, or iPod. The reason: Apple is using a technology called HTTP Live Streaming introduced with Snow Leopard, QuickTime X and iOS 3.0. But, there is a easy way to bypass the restrictions and with VLC, a free cross-platform media player:
Wed, Sep 1, 2010
Tomorrow at 10AM PT, Apple will stream its fall event directly to your Mac, iPhone, iPad, or iPod as it unfolds. Of course, if you’re a Windows user or you’re wielding some kind of satanic Android device, you’ll be out of luck apparently.
Tue, Aug 31, 2010
This is, at the moment, useful only to developers with a paid account. Buried deep in Apple documentation, and only available on iOS4 Apple now allows developers to install their apps over the air for ad-hoc distribution and/or beta testing. These apps still need a signature, and you have to have a server to host them on. You’ll need to write a little index.html file as well. Follow along:
Tue, Aug 31, 2010
When Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone 4, he something along the lines that the iPhone 4 is as beutiful as an old Leica camera. Clever, clever: San-Francisco-based photographer Joey Celis produced a custom sticker for his iPhone, skinning it to look like a Leica M9. Unfortunately, we can all eat our hearts out , because the skin it’s not for sale.
Tue, Aug 31, 2010
An iPad menu designed to fully replace the hard-copy multi-page laminated sushi menus commonly found in izakayas in Japan. The design of the app closely mimics the chaotic, brightly-colored, and cluttered aesthetic of the print version, except it’s, you know, interactive! Pinch to zoom! Order wirelessly! The future! In your belly! It’s part of a point of sale (POS) ordering system that integrates ordering, billing, and checkout.
[via eater]
Tue, Aug 31, 2010
Do you remember Squre? There was a huge buzz about it, and we covered the gizmo quite a bit. But lately nobody is talking about it anymore? Why, because it isn’t something viral anymore? People won’t go gaga over it? As long as we can pay our dealer and hoes with it, we’re down with Square. Jack Dorsey, hook us up…
Tue, Aug 31, 2010
New day, new app in Cydia: Landscape Lock Rotation. This tweak changes the behavior of the Rotation Lock icon located in your device’s multitasking dock, near your music playback controls. It normally only locks for portrait orientation, but using this tweak, you can lock the screen to the device’s current orientation, allowing landscape lock rotation as well as portrait.
NOTE: Requires iOS 4.0+ and enabled multitasking capability
NOTE: There are no options or app icons to install for this item
You can buy Landscape Lock Rotation from Cydia Store for $1.99 via BigBoss repo….
Tue, Aug 31, 2010
New day, new app in Cydia: Navigate From Maps. This tweak enhances the Maps app by adding a ‘Navigate Here With TomTom’ button to the info view of search result or a drop pin. Now you can search or plan for where you need to go much faster and easier in Maps but still navigate there with TomTom.
NOTE: requires TomTom app to be useful. TomTom sold separately in the App Store.
You can buy Navigate From Maps from Cydia Store for $1.99 via BigBoss repo
Tue, Aug 31, 2010
A few days ago we told you about a beautiful SBSettings theme available in Cydia called iRetina. It is ( or was at the time – we don’t care much about themes and you know that ) the only SBSettings theme optimized for iPhone 4′s retina display. The dev, updated or will update ( depending on when you will be reading this post ) the theme to v1.5, and it comes with the following changes:
You can buy iRetina from Cydia via ModMyi repo for $2.00
Thu, Sep 2, 2010