For those of us that weren't lucky enough to be at Apple's press event today, the Cupertino firm has just made the whole 'Let's Talk iPhone' event available online.
The video, all 90 minutes of it, can be streamed right now from Apple's web site, and we expect it to hit Apple's iTunes Podcast feed later today...
On top of updating their website with the new iPhone 4S info, Apple has just posted the video presentation for its new device.
Hop over to this page to view the short video presentation, or watch it below...
Apple is set to unveil its next iPhone tomorrow, and there's been unending speculation and rumors about what the folks in Cupertino have up their sleeves for the iPhone in 2011.
What about how far we've come? Let's take a look at the first ever iPhone commercial...
Looking to take a break from the onslaught of next-generation iPhone rumors? Robert Scoble may have just the thing. The plugged-in blogger dropped a juicy tidbit on his Google+ page this morning regarding a secret Apple project.
Scoble is highly revered when it comes to insider information. Earlier today, he reported that Steve Jobs won't be attending Apple's iPhone event tomorrow, and it looks like that isn't all that the blogger has been hearing out of Cupertino...
A while back, we ran a story that entitled: iOS 5 to Kill the Jailbreak Community? That was of course, before Apple unveiled iOS 5 at the 2011 WWDC at Moscone West.
The purpose of that article, was to call out Apple's not so subtle means of usurping the jailbreak throne by making jailbreaking less glamorous, less desirable. Essentially, Apple was planning on taking some of the best features of jailbreaking, and bake it right into their new OS.
Since then, I've tested multiple betas of iOS 5 on everything including the iPod touch, iPhone, and iPad. While it does make quite a few of the jailbreak community's apps — at best redundant, at worst, totally obsolete or unecesarry — it's far from the end of the world for the jailbreak community.
In fact, I strongly feel that jailbreaking can and will be reinvigorated with iOS 5; inside, I'll explain why...
Looking to turn your iPhone into a throwback iPhone? How appropriate, considering that we're on the eve of one of the most highly anticipated Apple unveilings in quite some time.
iSounds is a yet to be publicly released jailbreak tweak, which adds various classic sound effects to your iPhone. We've got video details on how it works, and how you can try it out for yourself, right after the break...
I think I've just found the perfect jailbreak tweak to trick my unsuspecting iPhone using friends.
FakePercent is a tweak that allows you to effectively fake the amount of remaining battery percentage; meaning you could set the percentage to read 100%, when actually, you only have 5% left.
Want to see it in action? Step right inside...
Wishing for a quick and simple way to perform basic photo editing tasks without the use of external app?
True, such a feature is baked directly into iOS 5, but that's still a few days away. What about now?
Jailbreak connoisseur Filippo Bigarella's got you back, with the recent release of PhotoEdit, a jailbreak tweak that brings a few basic photo editing options to us iOS 4 users...
The awkwardly named ActiveAccess for Activator, is a jailbreak tweak, which allows you to assign various accessibility options to Activator actions.
Accessibility options consist of features like Invert Colors, VoiceOver and Zooming — options that are great for the visually impaired.
Thanks to this tweak, there's an even easier way to invoke these features by assigning one or all of them to an Activator action...
Feeling eccentric? If so, then why not add some interesting brightness controlling functionality to your iPhone's slide-to-unlock bar, by means of UnlockBright?
UnlockBright is an interesting jailbreak tweak, because it combines the slide-to-unlock bar with your iPhone's brightness settings. The weird thing is, that these settings aren't permanent, they only take effect as you're unlocking your phone.
Confused? Take a look at the video demo just after the break...
I have to admit, I really didn't see much of a need for LSMediaControls in my jailbreak repertoire...until I happened to use it while driving.
My experience using this tweak while on the road has opened my eyes to how incredibly useful it can be.
No longer do you need to glance at the iPhone to make sure you're tapping the right button.
LSMediaControls makes it simple to play, pause, skip and listen to previous music, from virtually any music app. Check inside for the video details...
A few days ago, we received a question about SBSettings; specifically, how do you enable swiping for the toggle buttons in SBSettings?
By default, SBSettings will enable more than two rows if you have more than eight buttons in your list of toggles. Because of this, there's no need to have separate pages for toggles, due to everything fitting on a single page.
Ah, but there is a simple way to force a maximum of two rows of toggles, as this video tutorial shows you inside...