If you’ve been holding off on trying to tackle the not-so-easy jailbreaking process for your iPhone v1.1.1 – or if you’ve held off on the v1.1.1 update because the jailbreak process was a bit daunting – today is your day! The good folks from the iNdependence team have released their iPhone v1.1.1-compatible activation/jailbreak GUI solution…
Apple files for second pressure-sensitive touch display patent
Following on Apple’s recently published patent application for a pressure-sensitive touchscreen display, the Cupertino electronics uber-designers have filed for yet another patent application that details yet another “input-output unit capable of both location sensing and force sensing operations is provided.” The patent application, titled “Force and Location Sensitive Display,” outlines a method of detecting location…
AT&T prepping new iPhone color? Deep Red?
What’s this? AT&T is planning on pushing a new iPhone color? Well, if Engadget Mobile‘s anonymous tip (the best kind of tip) pans out, AT&T has indeed started to stock “Deep Red” colored iPhones. In what is purported to be an internal inventory sheet from AT&T, we can clearly see AT&T’s new “Deep Red” iPhones.…
Free iPhone un-bricking solution released – downgrade your iBrick v1.1.1 to iPhone v1.0.2
Those of you that decided to find out if Apple was bluffing when they said that unlocked iPhones would be bricked by the iPhone v1.1.1 firmware have undoubtedly found out (the hard way) that Apple was for real. If you’re staring at a “Connect to iTunes” screen on your iBrick, and you just don’t feel…
Apple halts shipments of all iPhones to ensure only iPhone v1.1.1 hits stores
In an apparent effort to strangle the supply of iPhones with the v1.0.2 firmware, Apple has halted all iPhone shipments to ensure that all iPhones are shipped to stores with the newest v1.1.1 firmware pre-installed. The thing is, the iPhone v1.0.2 firmware is last iPhone firmware that is compatible with the free baseband radio unlocking…
Apple launches iPhone web-app portal – find all iPhone web-apps through Apple’s catalogue
Well, it looks like Apple is starting to seriously embrace the whole third-party web-app development community for the iPhone. While a full iPhone SDK announcement may still be a few days away (“may” being the operative word here), Apple has launched their third-party iPhone web-app catalogue. The new web portal consolidates all the best web-apps…
Apple iPhone announcement coming soon? Offline support for third-party web-apps?
Word on the street has it that Apple is going to drop another iPhone-bomb on us soon. Sources indicate that Apple will be giving the iPhone’s third-party development community a much needed boost in morale and accessibility. We’re not sure if the announcement is going to be the rumored offline storage support for third-party web-apps…
iPhoneSimfree announces updated software unlock solution for iPhone v1.1.1
Things are happening real fast in the world of the iPhone. Hot on the heels of the new iPhone v1.1.1 jailbreak solution from the iPhone Dev Team, iPhoneSIMfree has announced the newest version of the iPhone unlocking software. With the iPhone v1.1.1 firmware now successfully jailbroken, the new iPhoneSIMfree software unlock update is now iPhone…
Apple iPhone v1.1.1 Jailbreak solution released to the public – third-party apps on iPhone v1.1.1!
Of course it has. With the iPhone Dev Team cranking out updates on the iPhone v1.1.1 jailbreak solution like there’s no tomorrow, we’re not at all surprised to see a public jailbreak solution so soon. The iPhone Dev Team has published their method to jailbreak your updated iPhone v1.1.1 to gain access to the file…
Leopard “Notes” to sync with iPhone?
Leopard is coming this month and will reportedly include the “Notes” application which does just as its name says — allows you take take various notes. The thing that interest us is how will the release of Leopard change the iPhone. Apparently, the new “Notes” application will sync with the iPhone’s Notes. Although, we have…