Episode 69: Cody creates a new Pinterest clone and names it Corky.
We discuss the best jailbreak tweaks for Safari.
Other tweaks talked about include AppControl, vHome, and Brightness Activator 2.
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Episode 41: With the iPhone 6 less than a month away, the crew talks about expectations, rumors, form-factors, and more related to Apple's flagship device. We also talk about security, including find my iPhone, 2-step verification, and 1Password.
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Episode 68: More repos are hacked, including the ModMyi repo.
We discuss the best jailbreak tweaks for the Messages app.
Other tweaks talked about include BlowToUnlock, Chroma, ConvoProtect, BrightPlayer, and more.
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Episode 67: Activator gets a massive update and brings a ton of new features to the table.
To celebrate, the crew talks about some of the ways that they use this jailbreak staple.
Other tweaks covered include Mikoto, Scrub Radio, and Smart Search.
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NPR launched a new mobile application today which aims to make news radio more tailored and accessible. It's called NPR One, and it curates a mix of NPR radio segments and news articles based on your location and interests.
Now, this won't replace NPR's existing mobile apps, which allow you to listen to nationally syndicated programs and local programming. But what it does do is provide a simple way to listen to relevant, public news radio streams...
Marco Arment's new podcasting app, Overcast, is undoubtedly a fantastic listening tool. However, if you have been using another podcast app, it may be difficult finding and importing your favorites into Overcast, such as iDB's Let's Talk Jailbreak and Let's Talk iOS. Have no fear, dear reader, as upon finishing this post, you will be hearing the fantastic podcasts (including Jeff's silky smooth voice) in Overcast.
Episode 66: A look at the latest jailbreak news this week, including the hacking of the BigBoss repo, Geohot's latest endeavors, Apple security issues, and a whole list of new jailbreak tweaks. This week's tweaks include Hermes, HUDSpeed, Meter, Brevity, and more.
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Episode 38: Jeff ditches minimalism, Cody starts coding, and Sebastien ponders the idea of getting a new iMac. We also discuss Apple and IBM's new partnership, Starbucks ambitious mobile payment plans, and the best email apps for iPad.
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Episode 65: We dissect Saurik's latest thoughts on competition and community, and talk about the viability of a bonafide Cydia competitor, its effect on the jailbreak community, and much more. We also discuss a whole lot of new jailbreak tweaks, including Vestigo, OneThumb, FullyMaskedPasswords, and many more.
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Following an extensive beta testing period, Marco Arment - the creator of Instapaper, founder of The Magazine and co-host of the Accidental Tech Podcast - today unveiled his latest creation, an iPhone podcast client dubbed Overcast.
Available with basic features free of charge in the App Store (advanced stuff can be unlocked through a one-time In-App Purchase), Overcast for iPhone is accessible to novice users yet packs a lot of punch to make podcast die-hards happy.
Having taken Overcast for a brief spin with our own Let's Talk iOS and Let's Talk Jailbreak podcast series, I came away pretty impressed.
I think Marco's full-featured app has mass appeal (at least in podcast circles) to win over folks who are unhappy with the existing podcast clients on the App Store with its sleek user interface, simplicity and elegance.
If not, perhaps advanced capabilities will make you a convert? I'm talking stuff like Smart Speed, Voice Boost and Smarter Playlists to help you listen to more podcasts in more places, try new shows and completely control your experience...