The Apple Bites

Check if Your iPhone is Tethered, Unlockable with F0recast

Posted on 21. Feb, 2010 by tABStaff.

For those who are new to iPhone jailbreaking, it is not uncommon you will have the following questions in your mind:
Can my iPhone 3GS be unlocked?
What tool should I use to unlock my iPhone? blacksn0w or ultrasn0w?
What’s the bootloader version of my iPhone?
How can I know if my iPhone is tethered or untethered jailbreak?
With various [...]

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Square’s $1 iPhone Credit Card Reader

Posted on 20. Feb, 2010 by tABStaff.

These days there are a lot of companies that are creating credit card readers for the iPhone, Square is one of them, they will release a mobile credit card transaction this summer. Nothing special? Well this credit card reader & App will only cost $1.
But there is a catch, for every transaction you make they [...]

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Make money with your iPhone and iPod Touch

Posted on 14. Feb, 2010 by tABStaff.

Bit Mantra, has released the latest version of their amazing iPhone and iPod Touch application. The app breaks down the details of daily stocks and picks the best one to display for a user’s consideration, based on fifteen different criteria. Stock genie 2 has been tracked and found highly accurate and profitable by Tickerspy. It [...]

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Seven Million People Tried To Download Flash

Posted on 13. Feb, 2010 by tABStaff.

We all know that Apple hates Adobe without good reasons. All Adobe wants is a flash enabled iPhone, like we all do “except Apple” but Adobe isn’t giving up. This time adobe released some interesting stats to show Apple we all want Flash!
Adobe installed a little script on their flash download page to count all [...]

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Crack Passcode Protected iPhone Backups

Posted on 09. Feb, 2010 by tABStaff.

Since iPhone Firmware 3.0 we can create iPhone backups that are password protected. But there will always be people that will forget their password. If you are one of them your backup is suddenly became useless. But don’t give up, ElcomSoft has created a program that can crack your database password for you.
ElcomSoft’s iPhone Password [...]

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Upcoming iPhone Tittle – The Hero from Chillingo Looks Promising [Trailer]

Posted on 05. Feb, 2010 by tABStaff.

The Hero – crime-blasting adventures land on all iPhone/iPod touch devices by the end of the month. Also, this tittle will be embedded with Chillingo’s own social gaming platform – Crystal.
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Developers Rejoice: 3.1.3 Jailbreaking Seems Difficult

Posted on 04. Feb, 2010 by tABStaff.

Good news for developers and everyone working hard to make contents for iPhone OS. Pirates be upset, as the the latest iPhone firmware 3.1.3 is difficult to unlock or Jailbreak. You can jailbreak firmware 3.1.3 but with some restrictions. Jailbreaker George is not working on a new update, So that’s one pirate less.

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Approval Process Turnaround time Reduced

Posted on 02. Feb, 2010 by tABStaff.

Apple is updating and expanding their web services everyday. (Not when we get errors link this in iTunes connect –
Gateway Timeout
The proxy server did not receive a timely response from the upstream server.
Reference #1.9cdef50.126545364576.a7f3846)
After all the bad press on the app approval process, they are trying to improve the experience for developers and they [...]

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Now you can Develop iPhone apps on Windows, Even if you don’t want to!

Posted on 01. Feb, 2010 by tABStaff.

DragonFireSDK is a new Beta tool that allows you to develop iPhone and iPod applications on a Windows Desktop PC. The original iPhone SDK by Apple can only be used on the Mac.
SDK Based on C and C ++ using Microsoft Visual Studios. The SDK converts C and C++ Codes to Apple’s development language automatically. [...]

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It’s official, the Apple iPad has hit planet earth!

Posted on 28. Jan, 2010 by Renzo.

We all knew it for months in some way, but now we know for sure. Apple has released a tablet and it’s called the iPad.

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Acrobat for iPhone

Posted on 21. Jan, 2010 by tABStaff.

Adobe released Acrobat app [iTunes link] for the iPhone. It is for users with an Acrobat.com account to give a way to share and view documents, fax documents and take photos of documents in one easy to use app.
Acrobat is created by scanR. To use this free to download app you need an existing Acrobat.com [...]

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Indie Relief, iPhone developers donate revenue to Haiti on 20/01

Posted on 20. Jan, 2010 by Renzo.

On Tuesday 12 January 2010, Haiti was hit by an earthquake which destroyed the capital Port-au-prince completely, left millions homeless and made more than a hundred thousand deadly victims. The people who are left behind can use all the support they need and therefore the world is coming into action. That includes the independent iPhone developers community and therefore over 60 other iPhone and Mac developers have decided to donate all revenue their apps generate on the 20th of January 2010 to a good cause which is currently aiding the Haitian people.

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GTA: Chinatown Wars In App Store Now!

Posted on 19. Jan, 2010 by tABStaff.

EA Games just released their latest game in the App Store: GTA: Chinatown Wars. Left for dead in the worst place in America. Following his father’s murder, Huang Lee has a simple mission: deliver an ancient sword to his Uncle Kenny to ensure his family retains control of the Triad gangs of Liberty City. Huang [...]

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Get Two Exchange Accounts With AddExchange (Jailbreak)

Posted on 17. Jan, 2010 by tABStaff.

iPhone supports Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, delivering push email, calendar, and contacts for business. We get only one possible Exchange-account on our iPhone. With AddExchange (for jailbroken iPhones) you get the ability to add a second Exchange-account. Unfortunately you cannot add a third or more, only two accounts at most. AddExchange can be found through Cydia. [...]

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Review : Syncopy – Synchronized Copy/Paste between your Mac and iPhone

Posted on 15. Jan, 2010 by Renzo.

One of the main features of an iPhone is that it integrates perfectly with Mac OSX. For Mac users, the iPhone boasts a native way to transfer media, to synchronize contacts and tasks and to set up email accounts. But one thing that’s missing is a way to synchronize clipboards. And that’s where Syncopy comes in.

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On an Average, Users Spends $10 On Apps A month

Posted on 13. Jan, 2010 by tABStaff.

App store is huge, and it’s the appstore which makes iPhone what it is today! So, here’s a fun data from Gigaom about App Store economy. According to Gigaom, there’s 133,979 apps in the App Store, made by over 28,000 devs, who wait avg. 4.78 days for approval (Yes, just 4.78 days!).
The app store users [...]

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