For 3.0 there is
no mobileinstallation patch
We have a new way of patching in 3.0
Just follow these steps
1. Open cydia
2. Goto Manage tab below
3. Tap on Sources
4. Tap on Edit
5. Then tap on Add
4. Then add the following source and confirm
http://cydia.hackulo.us
5. Then go to Sections tab
6. Open All categories
7. Scroll down and find the following package AppSync for OS 3.0 and install that package.
8. Restart your iphone.
9. Install any one free app from appstore
10. Now you are ready to install any cracked app
Via a simple SMS, the iPhone can be hacked, according to Cjarlie Miller. Miller is a well-known securityspecialist and author of the Mac Hacker’s Handbook. Via the SMS vulnerability you’ll get access to the root of the iPhone. The SMS leak will give the attacker the possiblity to activate certain code via an SMS-message sent to you, Miller mentioned on the SyScan exchange.
The code can for example, track the location of the phone, turn-on the microphone or totally block it. By sending several SMS-messages written in binary code, an entire program can be send. This program then can get access to the root of the iPhone, causing lots of trouble.
Such leaks in applications are not that bad, because the applications run in their own sandbox. Imagine such a sandbox as an island where all bridges to the shore are up and not accessible.
Apple’s working on a patch for the SMS vulnerability. That patch is expected to be ready at the end of this month. After the patch is released, Miller will describe further details about the leak on the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas.
There’s also a positive side to all this. Miller tells that the version of OS X for the iPhone is still safer than the entire OS X for desktops and laptops. That’s because applications like Java and Flash are not available on the iPhone OS.
Apple werkt aan een patch voor de SMS kwetsbaarheid. Deze verwachten ze aan het eind van deze maand klaar te hebben. Zodra deze patch uitgegeven is zal Miller verdere details over het lek beschrijven in een presentatie op de Black Hat-conferentie in Las Vegas.
“The iPhone is more secure than OS X, but SMS could be a critical vulnerability,” says Miller.
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There is a new simple hack that allows iPhone 2G users to enable MMS on their iPhone. Your iPhone has to be jailbroken to enable MMS. If you don’t know how to jailbreak your iPhone, please read this.
Now go to Cydia and look for the application called ActivateMMS2G from the iSpazio source. Install and reboot your iPhone and bingo!
Apple has seeded developers of their iPhone Developer Program with beta version of iPhone OS 3.1 (build number is 7C97D) and iPhone SDK.
Apple hasn’t provided much details about the improvements expected in iPhone OS 3.1 but developers have already stumbled upon some interesting changes in the latest iPhone OS.
According to developers following changes in iPhone OS 3.1:
* Non-destructive video editing means trimming a clip no longer saves over the original video but gives you the option to “Save as copy…”
* Voice Control now works over Bluetooth
* iPhone vibrates when moving icons
* Updated AT&T profile to 4.2
* Updated modem firmware to 5.08.01
* Improvements to OpenGL and Quartz.
* APIs to allow third party apps to access videos and edit them.
There are also reports that MMS feature is enabled for AT&T users but it does not work as for some reason it hangs and fails before MMS goes out.
The iPhone Dev team has also warned users who are interested in unlocking their iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS should avoid updating their iPhone with iPhone OS 3.1 (including iPhone OS 3.1 beta) until they release tools to update firmware without updating the baseband. They have also clarified that the warning does not apply to first generation iPhone users as it uses BootNeuter for the unlock, not Ultrasn0w.
This is a compriehnsive step-by-step guide which lets you Jailbreak and Unlock your iPhone 3.0
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Gmail web app supports swipe-to-archive feature. This eliminated the need of separate app for gmail on iPhone. With iPhone 3.0, they’ve added swiping gestures within the iPhone’s browser.
Google’s Gmail blog reads:
After reading the subject of an email and the first line of the message, I often know if I don’t need to open the email to read the rest. With swipe-to-archive, I can simply swipe my finger across the email in the inbox, either from left-to-right or right-to-left, and then tap on the red ‘Archive’ button when it appears. Please note, this feature is only available for the iPhone.
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