Here’s the response from @comex regarding the upcoming Release of Jailbreak which includes iPad 2.
New Jailbreak Release for iPad 2 and others will include 4.2.1 to 4.3.3
Here’s the response from @comex regarding the upcoming Release of Jailbreak which includes iPad 2.
Complete list of the new major features integrated into iOS5
The following is a complete list of the new major features integrated into iOS5:
[SOURCE: Blog.inner-active.com]
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- Notification Center: Probably the most significant improvement to iOS. The notifications definitely remind you of Android, but are more informative and practical.
- Lock Screen Notifications: Another feature “borrowed” from other platforms. Windows Mobile did this and so does Symbian, but again, Apple did it better.
- Better Facetime and Over 3g!! Here is something I missed. iOS5 has enhanced video quality for Facetime calls and will now work on 3G and not just Wifi. Of course, with Microsoft having bought Skype, Apple realized they need to get with the times and offer 3G video calling.
- iMessage: Free messaging for all 200 million iOS devices. Sound familiar? (Ahem, BBM) The iMessage platform is not another app, it is part of the regular Messages app, which can get confusing, but so far, works like a charm and will surely save money for users.
- Reminders: A much needed task management system for iOS, Reminders is location sensitive and allows you to configure your reminders as you see fit. Well designed and thought out.
- Twitter Integration: Twitter is now integrated across the entire iOS and enables you to tweet a photo, article or pretty much anything else that would be relevant for your Twitter followers. The Twitter integration also makes use of the new Twitter photo service, another interesting feature.
- Camera: The enhancements to the camera app are huge. It is faster, includes Auto Focus, Auto Exposure, as well as the ability to open the camera from the Lock Screen.
- Photo Editing: The new OS has the ability to perform basic photo editing on the device itself. It is basic but includes red eye removal, rotate photo, enhance photo, as well as crop photo. All works perfectly.
- Safari Reader: A great new addition to Safari is the ability to view any article you are reading in a “Reader” environment. It basically presents the content in a cleaner and more readable way without the ads that appear on the site and all the clutter. Of course, you can also share the article on Twitter or email from within the reader.
- PC Free: There is nothing more frustrating than buying a shiny new iPhone or iPad and not being able to use until you connect it to iTunes. No longer, now you can activate and start using your iOS device without ever seeing a computer or USB cable. A much needed functionality.
- Mail: The new Mail app has a whole bunch of new features, such as rich text formatting, dragging names within the various fields, searching the body of emails, and many more.
- Wifi Sync: When you connect your iOS device to a power source to charge, it wirelessly syncs with the iTunes on your Wifi network. This is a HUGE improvement and something most iOS users have been waiting for for a long long time.
- Accessibility: The new Accessibility options make it easier for the visually or hearing impaired to use their iOS device. The new features include custom vibrations, voice over improvements, as well as Led flash for incoming calls or messages.
- Camera from Lock Screen: We mentioned this above as well, but you can now open your camera directly from the lock screen and with the new enhanced camera, the delay is minimal. iOS5 now enables you to minimize the photos you would have missed due to a slower load up time or less access to the camera app.
- Pinch to Zoom: This is kind of obvious but with the new camera, you can pinch to zoom. Not much else to say.
- Swipe Left on Camera to Open Photos: Again, a very obvious addition to the OS. Swipe left within the camera and open up the Camera Roll.
- OTA Software Updates: Remember all those sleepless nights spent updating your iOS version? Well, now it is all over the air and you can enjoy a more seamless and hassle-free software upgrade process.
- Delta Updates: Not only is updating your iOS version done wirelessly, from now on, you will not need to replace the whole OS but rather update the existing OS with the new features. This means the download and installation process should be significantly shorter.
- Downloaded Apps: I actually noticed this new screen prior to updating to iOS5, so I am not sure if it is part of the OS or iCloud. Now you can access all the apps you downloaded from within the App Store on your device. That means you can always install any app you want from your libary onto your device and it means all your apps are not backed up, so they are save from deletion.
- LED Flash: Part of the Accessibility options, you can now configure your phone to activate the LED flash on the back when a new message arrives. This is yet again, a feature found on other platforms, namely BlackBerry.
- Videos App: I have to say, this was a little confusing before. If you have ever searched for videos on your iPhone, you surely did not understand why you had to open the iPod app. Now, the iPhone has a unique Videos app. Small but meaningful addition.
- Weather per Location: Now the Weather app has hourly updates for your location and it appears on the notification screen (unless you remove it). This is a nice new feature that I will use regularly.
- Background Sync: A few days ago, I tweeted something about iTunes taking forever to sync. Someone responded that they can call me and make the whole thing start again. iTunes sync used to make the device unusable until it completed the process, something that often took a long time. With iOS5, iTunes sync happens in the background and you can use the device while it syncs.
- Space Usage: A nice new screen that enables you to see which apps are taking up the most amount of storage. You can also see certain files if they are supported by the OS.
- Dictionary: An integrated dictionary, which enables you to define words in real time. Some claim this new feature will kill off many 3rd party dictionary apps.
- Keyboard Customized Shortcuts: Yet another new feature buried deep in the OS, you can set certain shortcuts that when typed, will automatically complete the word. For example, type “TY” and the phone will then type “Thank you”. This is great for people that type long emails or documents on their iOS device.
- 1080p Playback: Of course, the iPad cannot play 1080p on the screen but you can now output the video to a larger screen.
- Split Keyboard: A nice new addition to the iPad keyboard, which will enable you to type much easier with your thumbs.
- Tabbed Browsing: Not sure why Apple could not include this on the iPhone as well, but now Safari has the full tabbed browsing experience we all know and love from the world of the desktop.
- Airplay Mirroring (iPad 2): Anything and everything you do on your iPad 2 can now be mirrored onto an HDTV in the room. This includes rotations, genstures, and video content.
- Swipe up for Multitasking Bar: A new and intuitive multitouch gesture enables you to swipe up with four fingers to reveal the multitasking bar.
- Calendar Year View: In addition to the daily, weekly, and monthly views, you can now get a wider perspective on your calendar with the yearly view.
- Enhanced Music App: A more designed and streamlined music app for iPad.
[SOURCE: Blog.inner-active.com]
[HOW-TO] - Downgrade iOS 5.0 to iOS 4
Have you tried the iOS 5.0 and felt that its better to downgrade it back to iOS 4?
Now you can do it by following the instructions below.
Here’s a source from Ultrasn0w.ca that showed hot to downgrade your iOS 5.0 beta.
Many people wanted to downgrade from iOS 5 to iOS 4 Maybe you rushed out to test your app on the next big thing but now have to deal with a bug in the here and now version, and you don’t want to buy an additional device,
or maybe you just don’t have what you need yet and you’d prefer to wait for a later beta. Either way, it is possible to go back to iOS 4. Last year we showed you how to downgrade from the beta version of iOS 4 as well. I am pleasantly surprised with how good the first beta version of iOS 5 is, but if for any reason you need to go back to iOS 4, we’ll show you a couple ways after the break!
About me I don’t recommend downgrading firmware unless you really need to. It can be a painful process that most people won’t like dealing with. But if you need to, it is completely possible.
Downgrade via XCode (Mac Only + dev license)
Downgrading via XCode is probably the easiest way to roll back to a previous version of iOS. The bad part is that it can sometimes put you into a never ending DFU loop. You can typically use iRecovery to kick you out of it.
STEP 1 : Download the firmware version you’d like to downgrade to. For most people, this will probably be iOS 4.3.3 so simply find and download it via *iClarified*.
STEP 2 : After that Open XCode and from the top select Window and then Organizer.
STEP 3 : You should now see your device. Under software version, it will show you are on iOS 5. Choose to restore from Other Version.
STEP 4 : You can then navigate to the iOS bundle you’d like to restore to that you downloaded and saved in step 1.
STEP 5 : Let XCode do its thing. If you’re lucky, you’re done. If not, go to the next step. (aka if you get any error message or get thrown for a loop via DFU craziness.)
STEP 6 : You’ll need to use a program like iRecovery which is linked above. I use Faster iRecovery as opposed to the original. Also, download the libusb files for Mac as well. iRecovery uses these.
STEP 7 : Simply run iRecovery after you’d downloaded the libusb files and it should throw your phone out of recovery mode.
STEP 8 : After this, simply restore in iTunes and you should be downgraded. The first time you may get an error, simply restore again like you normally would and it should downgrade successfully.
As a side note, PC users can also use iRecovery and libusb if they get stuck in a DFU loop.
Downgrade via iTunes beta with TinyUmbrella (Mac and PC)
You need iTunes 10.5 beta for this, which is also available via Apple’s dev portal (and maybe elsewhere if you scan the internet)
You also need TinyUmbrella:
This is the route PC users will have to take. Mac users may also choose to do it this way if they don’t have XCode or the SDK. Start this process with your device NOT connected to your computer.
STEP 9 : Install iTunes 10.5 beta and TinyUmbrella
STEP 10 : Then open TinyUmbrella and click on Advanced.
STEP 11 : Uncheck the box that says Set Host to Cydia On Exit.
STEP 12 : Restart your computer.
STEP 13 : Now plug in your device and turn back on your computer.
STEP 14 : After your computer restarts, you’ll need to go into iTunes. It may bring up error messages again. That’s okay. Just ignore them for now.
STEP 15 : You’ll need to put your device into DFU mode. Refer to our DFU mode instructions if you’re not sure how to do this.
STEP 16 : If you don’t do it correctly, just try again. When you get your device into DFU mode correctly, iTunes will pop up and tell you the device can’t be used until it is restored.
STEP 17 : You can now restore your device like normal.
Personally I have done this before, but you guys can try and report it here.
Thanks!
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Now you can do it by following the instructions below.
Here’s a source from Ultrasn0w.ca that showed hot to downgrade your iOS 5.0 beta.
Many people wanted to downgrade from iOS 5 to iOS 4 Maybe you rushed out to test your app on the next big thing but now have to deal with a bug in the here and now version, and you don’t want to buy an additional device,
or maybe you just don’t have what you need yet and you’d prefer to wait for a later beta. Either way, it is possible to go back to iOS 4. Last year we showed you how to downgrade from the beta version of iOS 4 as well. I am pleasantly surprised with how good the first beta version of iOS 5 is, but if for any reason you need to go back to iOS 4, we’ll show you a couple ways after the break!
About me I don’t recommend downgrading firmware unless you really need to. It can be a painful process that most people won’t like dealing with. But if you need to, it is completely possible.
Downgrade via XCode (Mac Only + dev license)
Downgrading via XCode is probably the easiest way to roll back to a previous version of iOS. The bad part is that it can sometimes put you into a never ending DFU loop. You can typically use iRecovery to kick you out of it.
STEP 1 : Download the firmware version you’d like to downgrade to. For most people, this will probably be iOS 4.3.3 so simply find and download it via *iClarified*.
STEP 2 : After that Open XCode and from the top select Window and then Organizer.
STEP 3 : You should now see your device. Under software version, it will show you are on iOS 5. Choose to restore from Other Version.
STEP 4 : You can then navigate to the iOS bundle you’d like to restore to that you downloaded and saved in step 1.
STEP 5 : Let XCode do its thing. If you’re lucky, you’re done. If not, go to the next step. (aka if you get any error message or get thrown for a loop via DFU craziness.)
STEP 6 : You’ll need to use a program like iRecovery which is linked above. I use Faster iRecovery as opposed to the original. Also, download the libusb files for Mac as well. iRecovery uses these.
STEP 7 : Simply run iRecovery after you’d downloaded the libusb files and it should throw your phone out of recovery mode.
STEP 8 : After this, simply restore in iTunes and you should be downgraded. The first time you may get an error, simply restore again like you normally would and it should downgrade successfully.
As a side note, PC users can also use iRecovery and libusb if they get stuck in a DFU loop.
Downgrade via iTunes beta with TinyUmbrella (Mac and PC)
You need iTunes 10.5 beta for this, which is also available via Apple’s dev portal (and maybe elsewhere if you scan the internet)
You also need TinyUmbrella:
This is the route PC users will have to take. Mac users may also choose to do it this way if they don’t have XCode or the SDK. Start this process with your device NOT connected to your computer.
STEP 9 : Install iTunes 10.5 beta and TinyUmbrella
STEP 10 : Then open TinyUmbrella and click on Advanced.
STEP 11 : Uncheck the box that says Set Host to Cydia On Exit.
STEP 12 : Restart your computer.
STEP 13 : Now plug in your device and turn back on your computer.
STEP 14 : After your computer restarts, you’ll need to go into iTunes. It may bring up error messages again. That’s okay. Just ignore them for now.
STEP 15 : You’ll need to put your device into DFU mode. Refer to our DFU mode instructions if you’re not sure how to do this.
STEP 16 : If you don’t do it correctly, just try again. When you get your device into DFU mode correctly, iTunes will pop up and tell you the device can’t be used until it is restored.
STEP 17 : You can now restore your device like normal.
Personally I have done this before, but you guys can try and report it here.
Thanks!
New JailbreakMe 3.0 Coming to Jailbreak iOS 5 and iPad 2
In today’s Tweets from Comex (the creator of Jailbreakme exploit, which allowed users to easily Jailbreak staright from Mobile Safari), he teased the Jailbreak community.
And if you noticed that, in his Jailbreakme.com, there is a photo of PDF signboard. Even though Apple has quickly closed the PDF exploit hole, it seems that Comex is still teasing Apple with it.
Whether the teaser is really true or not, let’s wait for another couple of days and weeks if Comex release with a new update.
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And if you noticed that, in his Jailbreakme.com, there is a photo of PDF signboard. Even though Apple has quickly closed the PDF exploit hole, it seems that Comex is still teasing Apple with it.
Whether the teaser is really true or not, let’s wait for another couple of days and weeks if Comex release with a new update.
Best Cydia Apps and Tweaks - Collection
All useful tweaks on Cydia Free/Paid Collection.
Free Tweaks:
1. AlarmDisplay - Add a badge to your Clock.app with how many active alarms, total alarms
2. Browser Changer - Open links in 3rd-party browser, instead of Safari. Configurable. Toggle in SBSettings.
3. Call InfoFields - Add extra field to incoming call display. iPhone only.
4. CyDelete - Delete Cydia packages from SpringBoard, just like App Store applications!
5. Direct Closer - Adds red cross on multitask icons.
6. Direct Control - show ipod controls first in switcher
7. Enable Usage ipt - Enables Usage on iPod Touch
8. EnhancedTabs - Makes Safari's tabs much better
9. FaceBreak - Enable FaceTime over 3G with FaceBreak!
10. Fast Copy - removes copy/paste menu choice delay
11. Featuers - Enable Multitasking/HomeScreen-Wallpaper/Precentage Battery/Unified iPod
12. Five icon Dock - Put Five apps on your Dock
13. Five Icon Switcher - Five icons in the multitasking switcher!
14. Five-column SpringBoard - 5X4 SpringBoard Apps
15. FolderCloser - Auto-close folders after app launch
16. GC Patcher - iPhone3G - Enables game detection for Game Center
17. HDREnabler - Enables HDR on iPod Touch 4G
18. LiveClock - Animated Clock icon on homescreen
19. LockSeconds - Second on lockscreen
20. Lock info - Customize your lockscreen with calendar
21. LockScreen Clock Hide - Hide your clock in lock screen and put them on status bar
22. MiddleWhat - enable FaceTime for region-locked phones
23. Multitasking Time : Add wifi/Time/battery on switcher bar
24. No Bookmarks - Stop Safari from automatically showing bookmarks.
25. No Folder Badges - Hides the folder badges.
26. NoAccessorySplash iOS4
27. NoLockScreen - Disables the lock screen intelligently.
28. Remove Background - Remove all apps from the task switcher.
29. Retinasizer - Enhance 3D games for high-rez display
30. SB Hidden StatusBar
31. ShakeToUndo Killer - Disables the Shake-To-Undo dialog
32. Simple Background - Perspective wallpaper on homescreen
33. Six icon Dock - Put six apps on your Dock
34. SwitcherMod - cool improvements for the app switcher
35. SwitcherPlus - Task switcher from Lockscreen & extras
36. Tab+ - More tabs for Safari.
37. User Agent Faker - Fakes the User Agent of the device.
38. YourTube 2 + MXTube - Download Videos from YouTube.App
39. 1*1 Springboard - This tweak is perfect for an iNav theme. With this Tweak every Springboard page will have only one icon in the middle of the page. No Blank Icons are needed.
40. Browser Changer : set your defult Web Browser
41. Enable Usage : For iPod touch
42. Enhanced Tabs : Make safari work the way you want
43. Fast Copy : make your copy/paste menu show faster
44. Features : Enable HomeScreen/Multitasking on iPhone 3G and iPod 2G works as a theme in WinterBoard
45. Five Icon Switcher : Show five icons in switcher bar(needs native multitasking)
46. HDREnabler : Enables HDR on ipod touch 4G
47. LiveClock : Shows live clock on clock.app
48. Lock Seconds : show seconds in lock screen
49. Lock info : customize you lock screen as you wish
50. LockScreen Clock hide : hide LockScreen Clock
51. MiddleWhat : Enable FaceTime on iPhone 4 or iPod Touch 4G in regions that apple doesn't support
52. MultiTasking Time : show time/wifi/Battery in your switcher bar
53. No BookMarks : Stop Safari from opening bookmarks when you open safari
54. NoAccessorySplash iOS4 : Fix AccessoryConnected
55. NoLockScreen : disable lock screen or enable it using sbsettings
56. Popup Blocker : block annoyying alert popups on your iphone
57. RemoveBackground : remove all apps that working in the background with on click
58. AllPlay : iOS4.2.1 Adds airplay to 3rd-party apps
59. Tabs+ : More tabs for safari
60. User Agent Faker : fake website about your browser
61. YourTube 2 : Download Youtube.app videos in both high/low res
62. iBluever Demo : allows you to connect your iPod to internet with your mobile phone via bluetooth doesn't save the connection
63. iSHSHit : Save your shsh blobs right from your device
64. Action menu - Adds actions to the action menu
65. Activator - Activate apps via gestures, buttons and shortcuts
66. AptBackup - Backup and restore your cydia apps for upgrades and iTunes restores.
67. Backgrounder - Enable and manage backgrounding as apple multitasking
68. BossPaper - Customizable Wallpaper app. similar to Winterboard. Show your wallpapers in a slideshow.
69. Categories - Move your springboard icons into folders!
70. Fuzzyband - A safer way to upgrade or downgrade your 3G baseband.
71. IncarcerApp - Disable Home button to lock-in an app. Uses Activator.
72. LastApp - Quickly switch to previous application.
73. Lockdown - Password protect your applications with Lockdown.
74. ProSwitcher - Palm Pre-styled application switcher
75. Remove Recents - Remove recents from task switcher on iOS4
76. Rotation Inhibitor - Rotation Inhibitor with toggle for SBSettings
77. Move common toggles directly into springboard where they're always there!
78. SpringJumps - Quick-jump to different SpringBoard pages
79. SprintBoard - Move faster through home screens simply sliding your finger like in Contacts.
80. 20 Second Lock Screen - Makes the lock screen stay on for 20 seconds instead of 5 seconds. Mobile substrate plugin.
81. WinterBoard : change your itouch/iphone theme
All Are Paid Tweaks:
1. ActionMenuPlus : Additional actions for action menu such as : History,Favorite,Lookup,lookdown,Translate,Diction ary-$2.9
2. AppSwitcherVolume : Show Volume slider on the now playingBar(needs native multitasking)-$0.99
3. AttachmentSaver : Save attachment that are in your inbox in Mail.app-$3
4. DirectCloserPro : Close apps easily in tasks switcher (needs native multitasking)-$1
5. Auto 3G : Turn off your 3G on lock-$5.99
6. EZDecline : Decline/Accept Buttons from a calll even when your iphone currently asleep/locked-$0.99
7. FaceBreak : Enable FaceTime over 3G-$1.49
8. FolderEnhancer : Improves and extends iOS4 Folders-$2.49
9. FullScreen for safari : run safari in full screen mode-$1.99
10. GPower Pro : Show reboot and respring with Turn off slide when u hold lock/sleep button-$0.99
11. Grid Lock : Put your apps wherever u want
12. Home page in safari : choose your homepage in safari-$0.99
13. iControl : Control your wifi/3G/2G/BT to save Battery-$4.99
14. infiniBoard: Vertically scroll your home screen pages-$1.99
15. infiniDock : Scroll your dock with infinite apps and folders-$0.99
16. infinifolders : infinite apps in folders with verticle scrolling-$1.99
17. Mark Read : Mark Read or unread your inbox messages in Mail.app-$1.99
18. MultiCleaner : close yourapp completely by holding home button-$0.99
19. PagePreview : slide to any page with one move by just dragging your finger on the page indicator dots-$1.74
20. PlayAwake : Put any song in alarm in Colck.app-$1.99
21. ShakeToUndoKiller : kill shake to undo feature-$0.99
22. Synchronicity : Work on your iphone while itunes sync-$2
23. iBluever : allows you to connect your iPod to internet with your mobile phone via bluetooth-$5
24. Safari Download manager - download any file using MobileSafari.app-$5
25. ScrollingBoard : Same as infiniDock and infinifolders-$1.49
26. AskToSend : Confirms before sending SMS/Mail-$0.99
27. CallLock : Locks your iphone screen during call-$0.99
28. HideEmAll : Hide and recover your photos/messages-0.99
29. iPicMyContacts : Show contacts pics next to names-$1.29
30. ListLauncher : Scrolling list of all your apps for quick find-$0.99
31. BluSelect : Rapid Bluetooth configuration from anywhere-$??
32. GroupSend : Send messages to a group of people-$1.49
33. LockDown Pro : Lock your apps the way you want-$1.99
34. MyWi 4.0 : Internet tethering-$19.99
35. SBRotator for 4.x : Rotate your SpringBoard in all 4 orientation-$1.99
36. Shrink : Shrink your apps down-$??
37. PkgBackUp : Backup and restore your cydia apps for upgrades and iTunes restores-$7.99
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Free Tweaks:
1. AlarmDisplay - Add a badge to your Clock.app with how many active alarms, total alarms
2. Browser Changer - Open links in 3rd-party browser, instead of Safari. Configurable. Toggle in SBSettings.
3. Call InfoFields - Add extra field to incoming call display. iPhone only.
4. CyDelete - Delete Cydia packages from SpringBoard, just like App Store applications!
5. Direct Closer - Adds red cross on multitask icons.
6. Direct Control - show ipod controls first in switcher
7. Enable Usage ipt - Enables Usage on iPod Touch
8. EnhancedTabs - Makes Safari's tabs much better
9. FaceBreak - Enable FaceTime over 3G with FaceBreak!
10. Fast Copy - removes copy/paste menu choice delay
11. Featuers - Enable Multitasking/HomeScreen-Wallpaper/Precentage Battery/Unified iPod
12. Five icon Dock - Put Five apps on your Dock
13. Five Icon Switcher - Five icons in the multitasking switcher!
14. Five-column SpringBoard - 5X4 SpringBoard Apps
15. FolderCloser - Auto-close folders after app launch
16. GC Patcher - iPhone3G - Enables game detection for Game Center
17. HDREnabler - Enables HDR on iPod Touch 4G
18. LiveClock - Animated Clock icon on homescreen
19. LockSeconds - Second on lockscreen
20. Lock info - Customize your lockscreen with calendar
21. LockScreen Clock Hide - Hide your clock in lock screen and put them on status bar
22. MiddleWhat - enable FaceTime for region-locked phones
23. Multitasking Time : Add wifi/Time/battery on switcher bar
24. No Bookmarks - Stop Safari from automatically showing bookmarks.
25. No Folder Badges - Hides the folder badges.
26. NoAccessorySplash iOS4
27. NoLockScreen - Disables the lock screen intelligently.
28. Remove Background - Remove all apps from the task switcher.
29. Retinasizer - Enhance 3D games for high-rez display
30. SB Hidden StatusBar
31. ShakeToUndo Killer - Disables the Shake-To-Undo dialog
32. Simple Background - Perspective wallpaper on homescreen
33. Six icon Dock - Put six apps on your Dock
34. SwitcherMod - cool improvements for the app switcher
35. SwitcherPlus - Task switcher from Lockscreen & extras
36. Tab+ - More tabs for Safari.
37. User Agent Faker - Fakes the User Agent of the device.
38. YourTube 2 + MXTube - Download Videos from YouTube.App
39. 1*1 Springboard - This tweak is perfect for an iNav theme. With this Tweak every Springboard page will have only one icon in the middle of the page. No Blank Icons are needed.
40. Browser Changer : set your defult Web Browser
41. Enable Usage : For iPod touch
42. Enhanced Tabs : Make safari work the way you want
43. Fast Copy : make your copy/paste menu show faster
44. Features : Enable HomeScreen/Multitasking on iPhone 3G and iPod 2G works as a theme in WinterBoard
45. Five Icon Switcher : Show five icons in switcher bar(needs native multitasking)
46. HDREnabler : Enables HDR on ipod touch 4G
47. LiveClock : Shows live clock on clock.app
48. Lock Seconds : show seconds in lock screen
49. Lock info : customize you lock screen as you wish
50. LockScreen Clock hide : hide LockScreen Clock
51. MiddleWhat : Enable FaceTime on iPhone 4 or iPod Touch 4G in regions that apple doesn't support
52. MultiTasking Time : show time/wifi/Battery in your switcher bar
53. No BookMarks : Stop Safari from opening bookmarks when you open safari
54. NoAccessorySplash iOS4 : Fix AccessoryConnected
55. NoLockScreen : disable lock screen or enable it using sbsettings
56. Popup Blocker : block annoyying alert popups on your iphone
57. RemoveBackground : remove all apps that working in the background with on click
58. AllPlay : iOS4.2.1 Adds airplay to 3rd-party apps
59. Tabs+ : More tabs for safari
60. User Agent Faker : fake website about your browser
61. YourTube 2 : Download Youtube.app videos in both high/low res
62. iBluever Demo : allows you to connect your iPod to internet with your mobile phone via bluetooth doesn't save the connection
63. iSHSHit : Save your shsh blobs right from your device
64. Action menu - Adds actions to the action menu
65. Activator - Activate apps via gestures, buttons and shortcuts
66. AptBackup - Backup and restore your cydia apps for upgrades and iTunes restores.
67. Backgrounder - Enable and manage backgrounding as apple multitasking
68. BossPaper - Customizable Wallpaper app. similar to Winterboard. Show your wallpapers in a slideshow.
69. Categories - Move your springboard icons into folders!
70. Fuzzyband - A safer way to upgrade or downgrade your 3G baseband.
71. IncarcerApp - Disable Home button to lock-in an app. Uses Activator.
72. LastApp - Quickly switch to previous application.
73. Lockdown - Password protect your applications with Lockdown.
74. ProSwitcher - Palm Pre-styled application switcher
75. Remove Recents - Remove recents from task switcher on iOS4
76. Rotation Inhibitor - Rotation Inhibitor with toggle for SBSettings
77. Move common toggles directly into springboard where they're always there!
78. SpringJumps - Quick-jump to different SpringBoard pages
79. SprintBoard - Move faster through home screens simply sliding your finger like in Contacts.
80. 20 Second Lock Screen - Makes the lock screen stay on for 20 seconds instead of 5 seconds. Mobile substrate plugin.
81. WinterBoard : change your itouch/iphone theme
All Are Paid Tweaks:
1. ActionMenuPlus : Additional actions for action menu such as : History,Favorite,Lookup,lookdown,Translate,Diction ary-$2.9
2. AppSwitcherVolume : Show Volume slider on the now playingBar(needs native multitasking)-$0.99
3. AttachmentSaver : Save attachment that are in your inbox in Mail.app-$3
4. DirectCloserPro : Close apps easily in tasks switcher (needs native multitasking)-$1
5. Auto 3G : Turn off your 3G on lock-$5.99
6. EZDecline : Decline/Accept Buttons from a calll even when your iphone currently asleep/locked-$0.99
7. FaceBreak : Enable FaceTime over 3G-$1.49
8. FolderEnhancer : Improves and extends iOS4 Folders-$2.49
9. FullScreen for safari : run safari in full screen mode-$1.99
10. GPower Pro : Show reboot and respring with Turn off slide when u hold lock/sleep button-$0.99
11. Grid Lock : Put your apps wherever u want
12. Home page in safari : choose your homepage in safari-$0.99
13. iControl : Control your wifi/3G/2G/BT to save Battery-$4.99
14. infiniBoard: Vertically scroll your home screen pages-$1.99
15. infiniDock : Scroll your dock with infinite apps and folders-$0.99
16. infinifolders : infinite apps in folders with verticle scrolling-$1.99
17. Mark Read : Mark Read or unread your inbox messages in Mail.app-$1.99
18. MultiCleaner : close yourapp completely by holding home button-$0.99
19. PagePreview : slide to any page with one move by just dragging your finger on the page indicator dots-$1.74
20. PlayAwake : Put any song in alarm in Colck.app-$1.99
21. ShakeToUndoKiller : kill shake to undo feature-$0.99
22. Synchronicity : Work on your iphone while itunes sync-$2
23. iBluever : allows you to connect your iPod to internet with your mobile phone via bluetooth-$5
24. Safari Download manager - download any file using MobileSafari.app-$5
25. ScrollingBoard : Same as infiniDock and infinifolders-$1.49
26. AskToSend : Confirms before sending SMS/Mail-$0.99
27. CallLock : Locks your iphone screen during call-$0.99
28. HideEmAll : Hide and recover your photos/messages-0.99
29. iPicMyContacts : Show contacts pics next to names-$1.29
30. ListLauncher : Scrolling list of all your apps for quick find-$0.99
31. BluSelect : Rapid Bluetooth configuration from anywhere-$??
32. GroupSend : Send messages to a group of people-$1.49
33. LockDown Pro : Lock your apps the way you want-$1.99
34. MyWi 4.0 : Internet tethering-$19.99
35. SBRotator for 4.x : Rotate your SpringBoard in all 4 orientation-$1.99
36. Shrink : Shrink your apps down-$??
37. PkgBackUp : Backup and restore your cydia apps for upgrades and iTunes restores-$7.99
Any more suggestions?
[HOW-TO] - Jailbreak iOS 5.0 using 0.9.8b1
Just can’t wait for the iOS 5.0 Jailbreak?
Few days ago we broke the news and told you that iOS 5 beta 1 has been jailbroken successfully. Today, the iPhone Dev Team has released Redsn0w 0.9.8 which jailbreaks iOS 5 beta 1. As you know, this jailbreak is tethered-only which means you that you'll have to connect your iOS device to your computer everytime you reboot it.
NOTES:
UNLOCKERS AND THOSE PRESERVING THEIR UNLOCKABLE BASEBANDS SHOULD STAY FAR AWAY FROM THIS! You will very likely lose your unlockable baseband if you try to install iOS 5.
THIS JAILBREAK IS INTENDED ONLY FOR DEVELOPERS OF JAILBROKEN APPS! There are just too many broken components (Apple’s official apps, 3rd-party App Store apps, Cydia apps, MobileSubstrate apps, etc) for this to be useful to anyone but those truly looking to fix bugs in their iOS 5 jailbroken apps. (Seriously!)
THIS REDSN0W WILL NOT HACTIVATE 5.0b1! You need to be an iOS developer with a registered UDID to get past all the new activation screens. PLEASE DON’T PIRATE APPLE SOFTWARE! Only registered devs with Macs can develop iOS applications, and only those people will have legitimate access to the beta IPSWs.
THIS IS A TETHERED JAILBREAK ONLY! No new exploits are being exposed with this jailbreak (it uses geohot’s limera1n bootrom exploit), but that comes at a cost. You will need to use redsn0w to “Just boot tethered now” to be able to use many things, including Cydia and Safari. If you see a white icon for Cydia, or if Cydia or Safari crash when you open them, it’s because you didn’t boot tethered.
The way redsn0w works, you will very likely be able to use this on upcoming iOS5 betas, just by continuing to point redsn0w at the 5.0b1 IPSW. So keep that IPSW handy!
Download Redsn0w 0.9.8
Download iTunes 10.5
Download iOS 5 beta 1
[SOURCE: Ultrasn0w.ca]
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Few days ago we broke the news and told you that iOS 5 beta 1 has been jailbroken successfully. Today, the iPhone Dev Team has released Redsn0w 0.9.8 which jailbreaks iOS 5 beta 1. As you know, this jailbreak is tethered-only which means you that you'll have to connect your iOS device to your computer everytime you reboot it.
NOTES:
UNLOCKERS AND THOSE PRESERVING THEIR UNLOCKABLE BASEBANDS SHOULD STAY FAR AWAY FROM THIS! You will very likely lose your unlockable baseband if you try to install iOS 5.
THIS JAILBREAK IS INTENDED ONLY FOR DEVELOPERS OF JAILBROKEN APPS! There are just too many broken components (Apple’s official apps, 3rd-party App Store apps, Cydia apps, MobileSubstrate apps, etc) for this to be useful to anyone but those truly looking to fix bugs in their iOS 5 jailbroken apps. (Seriously!)
THIS REDSN0W WILL NOT HACTIVATE 5.0b1! You need to be an iOS developer with a registered UDID to get past all the new activation screens. PLEASE DON’T PIRATE APPLE SOFTWARE! Only registered devs with Macs can develop iOS applications, and only those people will have legitimate access to the beta IPSWs.
THIS IS A TETHERED JAILBREAK ONLY! No new exploits are being exposed with this jailbreak (it uses geohot’s limera1n bootrom exploit), but that comes at a cost. You will need to use redsn0w to “Just boot tethered now” to be able to use many things, including Cydia and Safari. If you see a white icon for Cydia, or if Cydia or Safari crash when you open them, it’s because you didn’t boot tethered.
The way redsn0w works, you will very likely be able to use this on upcoming iOS5 betas, just by continuing to point redsn0w at the 5.0b1 IPSW. So keep that IPSW handy!
Download Redsn0w 0.9.8
Download iTunes 10.5
Download iOS 5 beta 1
[SOURCE: Ultrasn0w.ca]
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