Customize, a lot of people their favorite application to mod your iPhone with all sorts of themes and other graphical goodies, has been ported to firmware 2.0. Yaaay :). Customize is now compatible with Firmware 2.0! There are still a couple of bugs (About page and Comments still not working), but all the good stuff is in there. You can
» Cydia/Installer – Customize available
Jonathan zdziarski release a update to his NES emulator application. The new version now has accelerometer support for all games. Controlling your character is actually very easy, just tilt your iPhone or iPod Touch in the direction you’d like it to move.Hit the read more link for a vid.
» Cydia/Installer – Nes now has accelerometer support
The Firmware 2.0 jailbreak community is slowly but certainly getting very cool apps. Today ZodTTD did it again. This time he ported Quake to the iPhone. I’ve played the game for some minutes and the first thing that i noticed is how smooth it runs (audio + fps). ZodTTD made this game highly playable on the iPhone except for 1 little issue. When you pay the game you can’t see the full screen as your fingers cover parts of the screen.
» Cydia/Installer Quake4iPhone
For all of us with Firmware 2.0 and Cydia, there’s good news. The first applications are starting to get released through Cydia. The first game released in Cydia is MacMan. MacMan is a PacMan clone kind of game that uses the accelerometer to be controlled. Cydia on Firmware 2.0 promises to be a good source of Apps for our Jailbroken firmware 2.0 iPhone (3G).
» Cydia/Installer MacMan (Pacman clone for the iPhone firmware 2.0)
The iPhone Dev-Team has released pictures on their blog of a hacked iPhone firmware v2.0 with icons of Installer, App Store and Cydia. I guess it won’t be long before we have the official firmware 2.0 unlocked and jailbroken. Jump the break to the screens.
» iPhone dev-Team show pictures of the First GEN iPhone with Installer + Cydia + App Store
Some days ago i had a very interesting meeting with the people from iPhoneClub.nl. We were mainly speculating what the iPhone is going to bring us in the near future, especially with firmware 2.0 and the appstore coming up. After talking for about an hour we decided it might be nice if we asked the developers their point of view regarding the upcoming appstore and the future of jailbreaking. After some quick decisions regarding the questions, I briefly wrote a e-mail addressed to several developers.
» iPhone developers talk about appstore and their applications
