How to Enable Emoji on iPhone iOS 4

By Sebastien Page on Jun 30, 2010

Emoji icons disappeared for a while with the release of iOS 4. But they’re back! This simple trick, compliments of Simon, will show you how to enable Emoji icons on your iPhone iOS 4.

Step 1: Download this free app from the App Store.

Step 2: Launch the app and tap “ok, let’s do this”.

Step 3: Go to Settings > General > Keyboard > International Keyboard > Add New Keyboard > Emoji.

Step 4: Reboot your iPhone.

You can now get emoji icons on your iPhone. To bring up the emoji keyboard, launch your Notes.app and tap the little “globe” icon next to the space key.

If you send an email containing emoji icons, the person you send the email to must have emoji enabled too. For some reason, I wasn’t able to use emoji icons in the Email.app. It worked great for notes though.

How is it working for you?

 

Steve Jobs and Bill Gates Talk About the iPhone 4

By Sebastien Page on Jun 30, 2010

Funny, isn’t it?

[via 9 to 5 Mac via LolBoom]

 

Should You Get An Insurance For Your iPhone 4?

By Sebastien Page on Jun 30, 2010

With twice the amount of glass surface on your iPhone 4, your chances of shattering any side of your device are twice as high. Insurance company Asurion figured this out and decided to offer protection plans for the iPhone 4.

For $12/month this company will insure your spanking new iPhone against every possible event: theft, loss, hurricane, oil spill, broken screen, screen cancer, you name it.

That sounds great, doesn’t it? Wait to read the fine prints then because there is a $200 deductible on this plan and replacing a phone can be costly. Although the iPhone 4 costs $199 or $299 with a two-year contract with AT&T, customers would need to pay the full retail price of $599 or $699 to replace a phone in the middle of the contract.

An insured owner who loses a phone after a year of use would have paid $144 in fees on top of the $199 deductible. That would be a total of $343, about half the price of a new phone. But the chances of losing or breaking a phone are far below 50 percent, making the price for the policy too high for the risk. And according to Asurion, the replacement phone might be a refurbished model.

Unless you drop your iPhone every other day, I think such a plan is useless and will cost you more in the end. If you break your iPhone in the first year, simply have it fixed by a repair shop, not by Apple as their prices are usually much higher than independent repair shops.

If you lose or get your iPhone stolen, simply look for an unlocked one on eBay or Craigslist. In the end, it will most likely cost you less than if you purchased this insurance plan.

That’s my 2 cents. What do you think?

[via Yahoo via Todd]

 

How to Fix iOS 4 Exchange Sync Problems

By Sebastien Page on Jun 30, 2010

After updating to iOS 4, you might have encountered issues when syncing your Microsoft Exchange account. I know I did. Immediately after setting up Google Sync on my iPhone iOS 4, the sync took forever to complete. I ended up deleting and adding the account several times but it didn’t really fix the issue as it would still take forever to sync new contacts or new events in the calendar.

According to this Apple Support ticket, I am not the only one. Here are the symptoms: immediately after updating to iOS 4, some users may notice that Exchange ActiveSync Mail, Contacts, or Calendars do not sync, or sync very slowly. In addition, some Exchange Server administrators may notice their servers running slowly.

Here is the fix offered by Apple:

To work around this issue, users should install a configuration profile from Apple that increases the amount of time the iOS 4 device will wait for the Exchange Server to respond to its sync requests. For best results, the profile should be installed on as many iOS 4 devices at your company as possible.

To install the profile:

  1. Use Safari on your iOS 4 device to download the configuration profile. It may be easiest to read this article with your iPhone or iPod touch and tap the download link there, but you may also email the attachment to another email account on your iOS 4 device, and tap the attachment to open it.
  2. Tap Install to install the profile, and enter your passcode if prompted.
  3. A warning message will appear because the profile is not signed. Tap Install Now.
  4. Tap Done to complete the installation, then power off your device and power it back on.
  5. Wait for your Exchange data to finish syncing.

After installation, the profile will be listed under Settings > General > Profile.

Have you had this issue? If so, did this fix work for you?

 

If MacGyver Had An iPhone 4, This Is How He Would Fix The Antenna Issue

By Sebastien Page on Jun 30, 2010

Welcome to episode #649 of the iPhone 4 antenna issue program. Since Apple doesn’t seem to be doing anything to fix this annoying issue, we have to be inventive and figure out our own way to get things to work as they should.

A discussion in the Mac Rumors forums suggests that the issue could actually be from the SIM card itself.

I just tried this. My sim contacts were under the edge of the tray too. I cut a piece of electrical tape to exactly cover only where the gold contacts of the sim touched the tray. I went back to the exact location in my house where I had 1 signal bar. I now have 3 signal bars. Unreal, I can’t believe this did anything. Tested before and after with a bumper on the phone. I’ll keep an eye on the performance outside the house tomorrow. I don’t want to jump to conclusions that this helped my iPhone reception without more data. Looks promising so far though!

What seems to work for this guy didn’t work for others, me included. Hey Apple, we’re still waiting for an official statement from you about the issue!

 

Apple’s iPhone 4 Antenna Troubleshooting Procedures Leaked

By Sebastien Page on Jun 30, 2010

By now you must have heard about the whole iPhone 4 antenna debacle. In case you don’t know about it, let me give you a short recap. Basically, when held with the left hand, connecting the two antennas, the signal drops significantly, often cutting off cell signal. Steve Jobs’ official statement on the issue: hold it different!

I personally think Steve-o is full of it on that one and apparently, Apple might be working on a software update that will hopefully fix the issue.

Now you might have called Apple or even visited an Apple Store about this issue. According to an internal document leaked to BGR, this is the answers you probably received:

1. Keep all of the positioning statements in the BN handy – your tone when delivering this information is important.

a. The iPhone 4’s wireless performance is the best we have ever shipped. Our testing shows that iPhone 4’s overall antenna performance is better than iPhone 3GS.

b. Gripping almost any mobile phone in certain places will reduce its reception. This is true of the iPhone 4, the iPhone 3GS, and many other phones we have tested. It is a fact of life in the wireless world.

c. If you are experiencing this on your iPhone 3GS, avoid covering the bottom-right side with your hand.

d. If you are experiencing this on your iPhone 4, avoid covering the black strip in the lower-left corner of the metal band.

e. The use of a case or Bumper that is made out of rubber or plastic may improve wireless performance by keeping your hand from directly covering these areas.

2. Do not perform warranty service. Use the positioning above for any customer questions or concerns.

3. Don’t forget YOU STILL NEED to probe and troubleshoot. If a customer calls about their reception while the phone is sitting on a table (not being held) it is not the metal band.

4. ONLY escalate if the issue exists when the phone is not held AND you cannot resolve it.

5. We ARE NOT appeasing customers with free bumpers – DON’T promise a free bumper to customers.

When I exchanged my iPhone last weekend, I asked the “genius” if she could give me a Bumper for the antenna issue. She said she would have given me one but there were all sold out. I guess she hadn’t had the memo yet…

Now you’d better come with a software fix for this antenna issue, Apple, because buying a case or holding my iPhone differently won’t cut it for me.

What’s your take on it?

 

If It’s Not An iPhone, Why Would I Want It?

By Sebastien Page on Jun 30, 2010

Do you have 3 minutes to spare? If so watch this funny video. It shows how pathetic us iPhone fanboys can be. Sigh…

 

Yet Another Verizon iPhone Rumor

By Sebastien Page on Jun 29, 2010

Are you tired of the Verizon iPhone rumors yet? Or maybe you can’t wait to dump the big bad awful AT&T for… well… the big bad awful Verizon. Personally I’m kinda tired of these but I always feel the need to pass the information rumors on because my goal is to keep you up-to-date.

The latest round of rumor claiming the iPhone will come to Verizon comes from Bloomberg, which was tipped by “two people familiar with the plans”. According to the anonymous sources, the iPhone 4 will appear on Verizon network in January of 2011.

An odd date for the launch of a new product for Verizon as it comes right after the holidays madness. Even more odd is that Verizon spokesperson John Johnson said not even a month ago that there was no plan for Verizon to support the Apple mobile devices in the “immediate future”.

I still don’t think Verizon will have the iPhone next year but hey, I might be wrong.

Thoughts?

 

RedSn0w 0.9.5b5-5 Fixes MMS/APN Issue After iOS 4 Jailbreak

By Sebastien Page on Jun 29, 2010

The Dev Team just released RedSn0w 0.9.5b5-5. This updated version of the popular jailbreak tool will fix the MMS and APN issues that many users encountered after jailbreaking their iPhone with RedSn0w.

According to the Dev Team, it’s safe to re-run RedSn0w 0.9.5b5-5 on an iPhone that was previously jailbroken with RedSn0w without restoring. Simply deselect “Install Cydia” if you do that.

Instructions to jailbreak your iPhone iOS 4 with RedSn0w remain the same. However, remember this is still a beta version. To date, this version of RedSn0w is only compatible with the iPhone 3G and iPod Touch 2G (non MC models). If you want to jailbreak the iPhone 3GS on iOS 4, you will have to use PwnageTool.

After jailbreaking your iPhone with either RedSn0w or PwnageTool, you can unlock it using the latest version of UltraSn0w.

You can download the latest version of RedSn0w from our iPhone downloads section.

 

iPhone 4 Parts Cost $187.51

By Sebastien Page on Jun 29, 2010

Have you ever wondered how much your spanking new iPhone 4 would cost to manufacture? According to iSuppli, Apple’s 16GB iPhone 4 includes components that cost as little as $187.51.

The most expensive thing in the iPhone 4 is the retina display screen, which supposedly costs Apple $28.50 per unit.

When the iPhone 3GS came out last year, its estimated cost was $179. Since then, the price of components dropped and it is now estimated to cost $134.

Like Business Week notices, the estimate doesn’t include costs for items such as labor, shipping, advertising, software development, or patent licensing.

 

Create Your Own Custom Invisible Shield for iPhone

By Sebastien Page on Jun 29, 2010

Zagg, the maker of the Invisible Shield for iPhone has come up with a new product called ZaggSkins.

ZaggSkings allows you to personalize your device to be as unique as you want it to be. ZAGGskins will personalize and protect your mobile devices by combining the scratch protection of the Invisible Shield with customizable images.

You can choose to use one of Zagg’s professional design or you can choose to upload your own image to create your very own custom iPhone skin.

You can get ZaggSkins for every iPhone model, including the iPhone 4. Best of all, it comes with a 45-day money-back guarantee, so if you’re not satisfied, you can send it back and get a full refund.

Learn more about ZaggSkins here.

 

iPhone 4 Jailbreak: What, Why, and When?

By Cody Lee on Jun 29, 2010

What

The act of “jailbreaking” your iOS device simply means enabling otherwise disabled features and gives you the ability to add applications that aren’t in Apple’s notorious App Store.  For example jailbreaking your device prior to iOS 4 was the only way to run multiple applications, like Pandora, at a time.

The jailbreaking community is the largest phone/hacking network on the net with 100s of blogs receiving millions of hits from users looking for the latest news in customizing their iPhone iPod Touch, and now iPad. Saurik, author of Cydia, the most popular alternative to Apple’s App Store, reports that Cydia receives over 2 million unique hits per month.

Why

So now that you know what jailbreaking is, let me tell you why the heck you’d want to do it! I know what you’re thinking. “Cody I just got the new iPhone 4, it already comes with multitasking, and I have access to 250,000 sweet apps in the App Store, why would I wanna jailbreak my iPhone?” Easy.

Those of us who are still hungry to free our iDevices have many reasons. I myself, as written before, am crazy about SBSettings. It’s an application that gives you an unobtrusive, drop down widget menu that enables you to turn airplane/bluetooth/wifi on and off with 1 touch. And because it’s only available in Cydia, your device must be jailbroken in order to obtain it.

Other popular applications include Winterboard, an app that enables you to completely customize the look of your iDevice, emulator to play NES games, and MyWi that turns your iPhone into a wireless hotspot.

Unlocking is also a common reason people jailbreak their devices. Unlocking means removing the carrier lock on the phone to enable it to work with a different network. For example, unlocking your iPhone and activating it on T-mobile’s network due to coverage or cost reasons.

Of course an iPhone can only be unlocked to a network with the same chip technology, in the States it’s GSM. Anyways if you haven’t picked up on the theme of the article, your iPhone has to be jailbroken to be unlocked.

There are some cool reasons to jailbreak, but it sounds really complicated. Wrong again! What started off as a complicated, combination of software/hardware hacks, has become almost as easy as plugging your iDevice into your computer, and running a simple application.

Thanks to hackers like The Dev Team and GeoHot, the jailbreaking process has become extremely easy. Although you always run the risk of causing damage to your device, and possibly voiding your warranty, most people jailbreak without problems.

When

Ok, so your sold on jailbreaking your shiny new iPhone 4 like a drunk man on another drink, what do you do now? Well, nothing for the moment. If you are looking to really customize your new iPhone 4 icons and lock screen, and get access to all of the above-mentioned apps, stay tuned.

There is a jailbreak for the iPhone 4 but it hasn’t been released to the public yet because it contains some of Apple’s proprietary code. But we should not have to wait too long, The Dev Team is usually pretty quick to respond to Apple updates.

If that doesn’t satisfy you, George Hotz aka GeoHot was heard talking about an exploitable bootrom that will enable an iPhone 4 jailbreak at a French underground hackers conference. So check back here frequently as we will obviously have full coverage including tutorials and how to guides.

Who out there has an iPhone 4 and can’t wait to jailbreak that sucka?

 

10 Ways to Save Your iPhone 4 Battery Life

By Sebastien Page on Jun 29, 2010

The iPhone 4 battery is supposedly 20% better than the 3GS and I still can’t go one full day without having to plug my iPhone in. I realized that I’m not the only one having this battery issue so I figured I’d post a few tips to maximize the iPhone battery life.

  1. Make sure you kill those apps that are running in the background for nothing
  2. Turn off wifi if you’re not using it (Settings > Wi-Fi and set Wi-Fi to Off)
  3. Turn off 3G if you don’t need it (Settings > General > Network and set Enable 3G to Off)
  4. Turn off Push Notifications (Settings > Notifications and set Notifications to Off)
  5. Turn off Bluetooth (Settings > General > Bluetooth and set Bluetooth to Off)
  6. Turn off Push Email (Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars > Fetch New Data and set Push to Off)
  7. Fetch new data manually (Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars > Fetch New Data and tap Manually)
  8. Go through a full charge cycle each month (charge the battery to 100% and completely run it down)
  9. Turn off vibrate
  10. Auto-adjust Brightness (Settings > Brightness and set Auto-Brightness to On)
  11. Optional: turn your iPhone 4 off (just kidding)

Do you have any other tip to add to this list? Feel free to share your tips by adding a comment.

 

How to Use FaceTime on 3G

By Sebastien Page on Jun 28, 2010

FaceTime was recently introduced by Apple on the new iPhone 4. This new feature is only supposed to work on wifi, which can be quite inconvenient if you feel like having a FaceTime conversation while on the road.

In order to get the following trick to work and allow you to use FaceTime over 3G, you need to have the tethering option activated. If you’re in the US, the official tethering plan with AT&T costs an extra $20/month. As soon as the iPhone 4 is jailbroken, I’m sure apps such as MyWi will do the trick.

I haven’t tried this myself but Justin, the iDB reader who tipped me on this, assures me it works. Justin tipped me several times before and I trust him about this. These instructions to get FaceTime to work on 3G are for Mac. I’m sure you can do the same with a PC. If you know how, feel free to comment on it.

Step 1: On your iPhone 4, go to Settings > General > Network > Internet Tethering > Connect via USB. In System Preferences on your Mac, go to your Network preferences. A new “iPhone USB” connection should appear in the left pane.

Step 2: Still on your Mac, go to the Sharing preference pane and check the Internet Sharing box to share your USB connection over AirPort.

Step 3: On your iPhone 4, connect to the network you just started sharing. Done!

This basically lets you use your own 3G connection as if it was a “normal” wifi connection.

After that, you can use FaceTime on 3G all you want. Justin says it can be a little slow but it worked pretty well overall.

Try it on and tell us what you think.

 

How to Downgrade Your iPhone From iOS 4 to 3.1.3

By Sebastien Page on Jun 28, 2010

Every time Apple releases a new firmware, they stop signing the older one, which means you technically can’t downgrade to a previous firmware by restoring. Fortunately, if you have your ECID SHSH on file on Saurik’s servers, then you might be able to downgrade your iPhone from iOS 4 to 3.1.3 or earlier.

The trick is to make iTunes believe it is requesting a signature from Apple’s servers while it will actually be talking to Saurik’s servers.

Downgrading from iOS 4 to 3.1.3 does require you saved your SHSH on Saurik’s servers. If you haven’t, then you can’t downgrade.

Downgrade from iPhone iOS 4 to firmware 3.1.3

Step 1 for Windows: Make sure you are logged in with administrator privileges. Launch Notepad and navigate to C:/Windows/System32/drivers/etc. Add the following at the very bottom of the file: 74.208.10.249    gs.apple.com

Now save the file back where you found it.

Step 1 for Mac: In Finder, select Go To Folder, and enter /etc. Search the hosts file and right click on it to open with TextEdit. Add the following at the very bottom of the file: 74.208.10.249    gs.apple.com

Click Save As to save the edited file on your desktop. Name the file hosts, and make sure to uncheck the box that says “if no extension is provide, use .txt”.

Now drag and drop this edited file to /etc.

Step 2: Download the firmware you want to downgrade to from here.

Step 3: Put your iPhone in DFU mode. Launch iTunes and plug your iPhone in. Press and hold the home and and sleep button together for 10 seconds. After exactly 10 seconds, release the sleep button while still holding the home button. Keep holding the home button until iTunes tells you it has found an iPhone in recovery mode.

Step 4: Now hold the Option key (Mac only) or Shift key (Windows only) while clicking the Restore button in iTunes. A dialog box will pop up and you’ll be able to choose the firmware you downloaded in step 2.

Step 5: At this point, some of you will be fine. The iPhone will restore without any problem. However, some of you might end up in recovery mode again. It’s ok. We just need to kick the iPhone out of recovery mode. To do so, download and launch iReb for Windows or iRecovery (both Mac and Windows).

Welcome back to 3.1.3!

[image Life Hacker]

 

How to Check Your iPhone Bootrom Version

By Sebastien Page on Jun 28, 2010

The latest version of PwnageTool to jailbreak the iPhone 3GS has a few requirements that depend on your bootrom version. Many people have been asking me how to know what’s the bootROM of your iPhone so here are some simple instuctions for both Mac and Windows.

The old bootrom refers to those produced before September 2009, version number 359.3. The new bootrom is version 359.3.2 or later.

How to find your bootrom version on Windows

Step 1: Put your iPhone in DFU mode: Launch iTunes and plug your iPhone in. Press and hold the home and and sleep button together for 10 seconds. After exactly 10 seconds, release the sleep button while still holding the home button. Keep holding the home button until iTunes tells you it has found an iPhone in recovery mode.

Step 2: Go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Device Manager.

Step 3: Double click Universal Serial Bus Controllers, then click the Apple Mobile Device USB Driver item and click the Properties button.

Step 4: Select the Details tab, then select Device Instance Path from the Property dropdown menu. Scroll all the way to the right to locate your bootrom version.

How to find your bootrom version on Mac

Step 1: Put your iPhone in DFU mode: Launch iTunes and plug your iPhone in. Press and hold the home and and sleep button together for 10 seconds. After exactly 10 seconds, release the sleep button while still holding the home button. Keep holding the home button until iTunes tells you it has found an iPhone in recovery mode.

Step 2: In the Apple menu at the top left of your screen, select About This Mac, then click More Info on the window that appears.

Step 3: Select USB from the Hardware list on the left, then click to select Apple Mobile Device (DFU Mode) from the USB Device Tree on the main panel.

Step 4: In the detail panel right below the main panel, you should find the Serial Number. Your iBoot version is at the very end of it.

 

Infographics: History of the iPhone

By Sebastien Page on Jun 28, 2010

This nice infographics was put up together  by Mashable. It will give you a brief overview of the history of the iPhone, from its official launch in 2007 to today.

 

20 iPhone Apps to Make You a Better Lover

By Sebastien Page on Jun 28, 2010

No, the title of this post is not a joke – with the number of apps that are being written especially for the iPhone, why is it so surprising that there are a few that are meant for those who yearn to get on the right side of their beloved or the one they’re trying to impress. After all, haven’t you heard that love makes the world go round? So if you want to become a better lover, here goes – a list of apps (in no particular order of importance) that will help you on your way:

Finders keepers…

1. Girlfriend Keeper: If you’re bad with dates and remembering anniversaries, this is just the app for you. It sends out romantic texts based on levels of affection – it’s like cruise control for text messages.

2. Skout Flirting: Another nifty mobile dating app that allows you to hook up with eligible singles who match your preferences.

3. Cellphone Tracker: This app allows you to find your lover’s location using their cellphone number, so it’s a great tool if you’re looking to catch them out on a lie or just catch up with them.

Tools of the trade…

4. Phospho: Before you dismiss this as just another flashlight app, try using it when you’ve dropped your condom in the dark and fumbling for it and enjoy your lover’s gratitude.

5. Textfree Unlimited: Use this app to drive your lover crazy with sweet, romantic and saucy messages all through the day – it’s all free, so go ahead and text away!

6. Brascanner: Wow your lover with this app by scanning her fingerprint and predicting what bra color she’s wearing – you can get her to prove later that you’re right, or wrong. It’s a win-win situation either way!

7. Skype: Use Skype for your iPhone to call or IM your lover, anytime you want to and free of cost.

Sex it up…

8. Sex Drive Up: This app claims to boost your sex drive if you listen to the binaural voiceover for just 15 minutes – try it out to become a better lover.

9. Vibrate Massager: It’s designed to be used on your neck to relieve aching muscles, but hey, who knows? It could be put to better use elsewhere too if you’re adventurous enough!

10. Sexulator: Use this app to keep complete track of your sex life; add when, where, how and with who into a password protected app that is displayed innocuously on your screen as Cal.

11. Sex Positions Decision Maker: If you’re running out of new positions and still feeling adventurous, try out this free app for additional insight and information on how to maximize your performance as a lover.

12. Passion: Download this app if you want to prove how good a lover you are – when you strap your iPhone to your wrist or place it on the bed before you start to have sex, it appraises your sexual performance based on movement and the intensity of orgasm, and rates you on a scale of 10. Warning: Any damage to your iPhone is at your own risk.

13. Bedometer: You can not only count the number of calories you expend when having sex with this app, you can also post your score on Facebook for all your friends to see! How’s that for spicing up your sex life and boosting your image as a lover!

14. Spice Dice: This app is from Durex, your friendly condom maker; it promises to spice up your sex life with tips on positions and other sexual tidbits when you shake the dice.

15. How Much do You Know About Sex: The perfect quiz to take with your lover – find out how much you both know about sex and how you can discover the rest together.
Look who’s talking…

16. Mirror in Your Pocket: Need to know how you look before that hot date and there’s no mirror in sight? This app lets you use your iPhone as a mirror, and voila, you’re all set to go.

17. Track your Weight: Let’s face it – fat is not fit, and if you’re not fit, you don’t fit into the image of a lover boy. So use this app to keep track of your weight and stay on your diet and fitness track.

18. Gymgoal Life: If your weight is getting out of hand or if you want to revamp your fitness routine, use this app to gain access to a variety of exercises and the best and safest ways to do them.

19. GoodFoodNearYou: If you’re looking for a bite to eat either before you head back to her place or when you’re done and ready to leave for a night out, use this app to help you find a restaurant that offers healthy food.

20. Diet2Go: Gain access to the largest collection of diets and latest news concerning weight loss information and healthy eating with this app – your lover is sure to be impressed with both your attitude and your fit and healthy body.

This guest post is contributed by Anna Miller, who writes on the topic of online degrees. She welcomes your comments at her email id: anna.miller009@gmail.com. Check out the guidelines if you want to submit a guest post to be published on iPhone Download Blog.

 

The iPhone 4 is Jailbroken

By Sebastien Page on Jun 27, 2010

Ladies and gentlemen, there is a jailbreak for iPhone 4. iPhone hackers PlanetBeing and Chpwn have managed to get root access (jailbreak) the iPhone 4, by using a variation of the Spirit jailbreak by Comex.

A few hours ago, PlanetBeing posted the following on Twitter:

Think I’m the first one I know about to get a root shell (and SSH) on iPhone 4, using poor @comex’s code (since he has no iPhone 4)

This was later confirmed by MuscleNerd who posted a tweet containing this retina display image of Cydia on an iPhone 4.

And now for the bad news… iPhone hacker p0sixninja confirmed on Twitter that this version of Spirit used to jailbreak the iPhone 4 cannot be released at the time being because it contains parts of Apple’s proprietary code, which is obviously illegal.

This bad news was also confirmed by PlanetBeing which insisted on the fact that Spirit is nowhere ready for a release. What does that mean? Well, it means it might take a few more days, maybe weeks, until Spirit can officially be released to jailbreak the iPhone 4.

 

iPhone News You Missed This Week

By Sebastien Page on Jun 27, 2010

That was a busy week with the release of iOS 4 and the launch of the iPhone 4. In cased you missed any of the festivities, here is a quick recap of what happened this past week:

 
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