With a first generation iPhone or an iPhone 3G, you only have 128 MB of memory. The iPhone’s internet browser Safari takes up a big portion of that memory. And that portion keeps growing if you open up more pages. If you have a jailbroken device you can force apps to close via SBSettings. But wouldn’t it be handy to close Safari automatically after you press the homebutton? Cydia has an answer.
A developer succeeded in connecting his Nintendo Wii with the iPhone. The connection is made via Bluetooth. Right now it is only possible to see the movements of the WiiMote on the screen of your iPhone (see video).
You would expect that I have a jailbroken iPhone, right? Well I do. Since yesterday. I finally decided to jailbreak my iPhone and WOW, I slap myself and think “why didn’t I do this earlier?”. It’s so much better then what Apple gives us. And I just found out that I now belong to the small 8,43% of people who have a jailbroken iPhone. I feel so happy.
For iPhone users with a jailbreak it always remains hard to decide wether to update to the next firmware or not. The questions that circle in your mind are: “Is it already possible to jailbreak?” “Can I unlock it after the update?”. There’s only one webstie that always has an up-to-date answer. And that website now has an application.
Cydia is doing well. According to the statistics Cydia earned almost a 1/4 of a million with $210.000. After all they did for the developers who didn’t get a chance in the App Store, because their apps were rejected by Apple, Cydia really earned it.
Now a days, having a jailbroken iPhone is a must, let see a simple example for sms function for iPhone, no ability to forward sms, no ability to delete single sms and let alone QuickReply and QuickCompose. You must be wondering what are QR and QC? well if you’re familiar with iRealSMS, QuickSMS or whatsoever, these app already have this function, but lately biteSMS as one of the competitor of SMS app for jailbroken iPhones, just launched a big update 3.2 (beta 2a) which included QuickReply and QuickCompose
The guys from Ripdev released a new direct Cydia competitor called Icy. Check out the demo and speed test video after the break.
» Icy: alternative to Cydia
