iPhone: Jailbreaking 1.1.2 – This time it WORKED!
My previous post showed how I failed miserably with the Jailbreak process on 1.1.2. Now I have done some research and have tried it again…and
My previous post showed how I failed miserably with the Jailbreak process on 1.1.2. Now I have done some research and have tried it again…and
What started out as what I had hoped to be a relatively pain-free process has made me wince with TONS of pain. Listed below is
The dust is still settling with recent Leopard upgrades on the Mac and some issues and incompatibilities are starting to surface. As I recommended in
I have been waiting for an application like this to be released and today it magically appeared in my “Recent Packages” directory on my Installer
First, this is by no means the end-all summary on how to get your Mac ready for Leopard, but I thought that it would be
Just a quick note, SummerBoard has been updated to now work on iPhone 1.1.1 firmware. There are now two types of installers in AppTapp, one
The NullRiver folks have released a new version of AppTapp Installer for the iPhone. I have just installed version 3.0b3 and I must say that
I guess the repeated efforts of the various iPhone 3rd Party App Developers related to Jailbreaking and creating applications that run natively on the iPhone
October 15th is supposedly Blog Action Day. What is that exactly? Well, from my understanding it is a day that is to highlight the power
Update #1 – Making me look like a fool! This is a very obscure error that I came across today with a client. He was
Update #2 on 10.15.07 @ 11:25 AM PST – iNdependence download link updated to 1.2.2. Note warning from developer. Update #1 on 10.13.07 @ 11:12
Since I don’t have any 3rd party apps now with Firmware 1.1.1, I have been digging around with the functionality that I currently have and
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