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iEmu is an emulator based on the popular open-source emulator QEMU. The project’s primary goal is to implement support for the S5L8930 chipset, which is used in the iPhone 4 and the first-generation iPad.
New day, new kickstarter project. iEmu is an emulator based on the popular open-source emulator QEMU. The project’s primary goal is to implement support for the S5L8930 chipset, which is used in the iPhone 4 and the first-generation iPad. Since the specifications for this chipset and other supporting hardware used by Apple’s devices aren’t public, supporting these devices takes some heavy reverse engineering.
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The app is different from the Mac/Windows version, because it doesn’t have an UI. Instead, you will have to run the jailbreak through the terminal.
The universal jailbreaking tool is now available for Linux users. The app is different from the Mac/Windows version, because it doesn’t have an UI. Instead, you will have to run the jailbreak through the terminal. You can download the tool here…
MuscleNerd informs us of the arrival of an official version of PwnageTool for Windows and Linux
Yesterday we told you that the iPhone DevTeam will release RedSn0w for Windows users. RedSn0w will jailbreak the iPhone by acting directly on the Firmware installed on your iPhone, including version 3.1.2. But the iPhone DevTeam will not limit themselves to just RedSn0w. MuscleNerd informs us of the arrival of an official version of PwnageTool for Windows and Linux, allowing users to create a custom firmware already.
As soon as your iPhone rings, a pop-up is opened on your computer showing the callers name, phone number and also the picture.
New day, new app in Cydia: iCallAccess. Actually iCallAccess is an extension for the iPhone , wich works with a java script app to display any incoming calls on your Mac, Windows PC or Linux machine.
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Well, Linux user, today is a good day for you. A developer, by the name of mercan, was working on full support for iDevice syncing and Linux will finally get iPhone/iPod Touch syncing support soon.
Well, Linux user, today is a good day for you. A developer, by the name of mercan, was working on full support for iDevice syncing and Linux will finally get iPhone/iPod Touch syncing support soon.
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