Today pod2g announced on twitter that he has an untethered jailbreak for the iPhone 4, running iOS 5.0.1. and said “Feel free to update”. A view days ago he already released a teaser video of an untethered iOS 5.0.1 jailbreak and now it looks like he worked out “most” of the bugs. But there is no word on when it will be released to public. You can check out the video of a untethered iOS 5.0.1 jailbreak after the break. » Untethered iOS 5.0.1 Jailbreak For iPhone 4 Announced
Yesterday we already posted a video of Robin Williams making fun of Siri, and now Colbert is talking about Siri and how Siri can not find an abortion clinic in New York City. After the break is a 60 seconds trailer of the 30 November Colbert Report. » Colbert Talking About Siri
Apple just dropped iOS 5.1 beta 1 to developers. At a first glance the only new feature is dictation support in text input views. Other than that, they have probably fixed the battery issue but we can not confirm that at the moment. In the iTunes Match settings there is now a “Use Cellular Data” option to sync iTunes Match music. And in the screenshot below, there is a new “geofencing” setting to reportedly stop battery drain in the Reminders app when not in use. » Apple Drops iOS 5.1 Beta 1
These days a lot of developers are working with the Siri Proxy Server to control their household items such as their TVor Car. But now the same bit of engineering has been exploited to enable voice control of third-party applications. In this example, FastPdfKit Reader is manipulated by various commands with SiriProxy acting in the middle. Check out the first third-party app using this voice control in the video after the break. » SiriProxy Enables Voice Control Of Third-Party Apps
In the above video you can see a Viper Control plugin with plamonis Siri Proxy to start and stop my Viper SmartStart enabled vehicle. The command is sent from Siri to a Viper server, then relayed via cellular connection to the car. The car then broadcasts an update via RF to the key chain remote. » Start Your Car Using Siri & Proxy
9to5mac reported that t. Louis developer @plamoni has figured out how to run a proxy server on his computer to fool Siri into thinking it is talking to Apples servers. A demonstration of a proxy for Siri can be seen above. “It allows me to control my thermostat when I am at home. Does not require a jailbreak or anything, since it is all going on off the device.” » Developer Creates Proxy Server To Control Any Device Via Siri