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We gave the service a quick test run, and it work fairly well if a bit awkwardly at first. After signing up at pxPipe.com, you’re prompted to login to your Facebook account. After that, a special email adddress (@pxpipe.com) will be created. Any photos emailed to this account will show up in your Facebook [...]
Apple released updated User Guides for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The guides, which cover the new features of iPhone OS 3.0 and the iPhone 3G S, total more than 350 pages combined.
You can download the 213 page guide for the iPhone here (PDF) and the 153 page guide for the iPod touch here (PDF).
Jonathan “NerveGas” Zdziarski, iPhone hacker and author of the “iPhone Open Application Development” and an iPhone Forensics Manual for Law Enforcement, has recently posted noted in his blog
“As part of my work on a forensics toolkit for the iPhone, I decided to push my test device to the limits and see whether user data could [...]
Once you’ve created an account and a “locker” with Nakko, you can add ringtones from the site’s collection. When viewing your locker, you can then click the “Synchronize with iTunes” button to automatically trigger delivery.
The history of iPhone ringtones has been tumultuous. First there were no custom ringtones whatsoever. Then a number of third-parties introduced [...]
Before we tell you how to install iPhone OS 2.0 using pwnage, here are a few reasons you absolutely shouldn’t:
downloading and possessing a leaked copy of iPhone OS 2.0 violates Apple’s license agreement, meaning you are essentially using pirated software
iPhone OS 2.0 is, based on reports, highly unstable and a very slow performer in its [...]