Warelex released a new version of the Mobiola Studio video conversion program — v1.7 adds iPhone support to the program.
Among the touted features are:
- Drag and drop video files, groups of files. folders or whole DVD disks in most popular video formats to your mobile device, they will be converted on the fly to the best quality format readable by your gadget — we have done all the research for you.
- Drag and drop YouTube video right from the YouTube.com to your mobile device or PC and it will get converted on the fly.
- Queue of jobs — do not wait until previous conversion is done, just drag and drop new files and YouTube links.
- Blazing fast performance
- Download function of YouTube files to local hard drive
For more information and to buy a full license (USD $14,95) visit Warelex’s website, while you can download a trial version that will work for a week below.
Direct download:
- Mobiola Studio for iPhone/iPod v1.7 (7.96MB)
Thanks: Pocket Picks
Written by dennis on September 14th, 2007 with no comments.
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As we suspected before, Apple is indeed using the “live and let live” stance with the undergound iPhone programmers community.
Although Apple’s iPhone (and the new iPod touch) is officially locked out to third party programmers, the underground programmers community already counts several hundred freelance programmers that created hundreds of iPhone programs they think the device should have, to be distributed freely for everyone.
Since earlier this year Apple’s legal went after programmers that made iPhone skins and interfaces for other mobiles, it was feared that Apple will go after the underground programmers themselves, which causes some of them to identify themselves only by nicknames.
However, all the extra programs that they make for free for the iPhone (which would cost Apple a lot of money and manhours to make) certainly bring up the allure of the iPhone to potential customers — for example, one of our readers, a long time Palm user, stated he bought the iPhone after he knew that he can read eBooks with freeware books.app on it.
According to GearLog, Apple’s marketing VP Greg Joswiak said that Apple doesn’t oppose native application development. As a matter of fact “Apple takes a neutral stance - they’re not going to stop anyone from writing apps, and they’re not going to maliciously design software updates to break the native apps, but they’re not going to care if their software updates accidentally break the native apps either“.
At the same time, Apple will not officially support the third party programmers community, so don’t expect any programming toolkits anytime soon. And lastly, according to Apple “software updates will most likely break” third party iPhone applications — although it won’t be done on purpose (or so we hope).
Written by dennis on September 14th, 2007 with no comments.
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As one of the readers pointed out (thanks KeanosMagicHat), there is now an available version of the iPhone software unlocker by the #iphone-dev team. But it’s a very early beta version based on preliminary code that #iphone-dev folks urge you not to download (and also promise to release a final version soon).
Although we knew of the existence of HaRRo’s iPhone unlock.app (which is what this beta software iPhone unlocker is called) we didn’t want to post it at #iphone-dev request, but what some readers know others should too…
With a little warning from #iphone-dev team, stating:
HaRRo is distributing a GUI application resulting from stolen source code of a pre-release gui application to truncate the doantions of months of development work now to him with this application. For this reason all links to it have been removed and he was supended from all op duties on IRC as well. If you made a donation to him, use paypal to get your money refunded. If you want to make a donation to the real cause, go to forum and check the dev team news for a trustworthy address to send your contributions.
Followed by a disclaimer…
Disclaimer
This is beta so run at your own risk!
It should not do any damage to your phone anyway because you can easily reflash all the old original files.
And you should not break any warranty. Would also be a good idea to backup any files you might need just incase! Dont blame me!
HaRRo
David Harrison
So if you still want to download this iPhone software unlocker go ahead and do so — hopefully you did read the warning and the disclaimer.
Direct download:
- HaRRo’s (actually #iphone-dev’s) iPhone GUI software unlocker BETA (3.5MB) use at your own risk
- iUnlock (19KB)
- Rread what both files are for below as posted by HaRRo.
iPhone Software Unlock
First of all im gonna warn you make sure your running version 1.02 firmware.
Settings → General → About → Version. Modem Firmware should also say 03.14.08_G
Your phone will also need to be jailbroken you can use iBrickr for this!
More information on the Dev Wiki to do so!
Next Download Inlock.app
and extract it and upload to your Iphones /Applications/ Directory
It should be /Applications/Unlock.app/
New file replace with old iUnlock in /Unlock.app/
You should now see Unlock icon on your iphone run this!
Leave it for about 20mins to work (yes slow but im working an know how to make this around 3minutes already tested)
it should pause at Flashing firmware for 20minutes, this and wont move the percentage bar will not move as this is beta the new version will be a 2-5minute process.
This is still buggy and i will release a faster version in a few days as i havent slept.
Also when after complete hit the home button and restart iphone if you dont get signal
Credits to Erica(Parts of the GUI) & the Iphone Dev team( iUnlock) who usually dont want to be linked to so google them, zappa and guest184
Written by dennis on September 14th, 2007 with no comments.
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Apple earlier announced that it will give in-store credit for people who bought phones before the price drop which was on August 22. The credit is now available to either previously priced $599 8GB or $499 4GB iPhone models.
To get the credit buyers must fill a form on Apple website. Form consists of phone and serial number. Then you will get SMS message the access code to redeem your $100 credit. Credit is valid to purchase products at the Apple Retail Store or the Apple Online Store. It is only available only for people in USA, and also credit can’t be used at iTunes store or for Apple store gift cards. There is a deadline to submit the claim until November 30th. So hurry up if you have bought an iPhone before 22′nd of August.
Written by David on September 14th, 2007 with no comments.
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iGoneMobile has announced that they have released some additions to their list of accessories for the iPhone. The new accessories are made for in-car or on the go use.
“Our new iPhone accessories provides customers great quality products at affordable prices that will allow them to utilize all the features of the iPhone on the go,” said Marketing Manager Nikki Sutphin.
Apple iPhone Car Stereo Link Cable
The Apple iPhone was designed to have a recessed port which resulted in existing iPod cables to be incompatible. Due to customer requests, iGoneMobile has developed a full line of cables to accommodate the iPhone special port design. The iGoneMobile stereo link cable will allow you to play your iPhone in your car with the same MP3 stereo quality. The stereo link cable has a smaller housing which will allow the cable to fit into the iPhone’s unique port. The cable will also connect the iPhone to speakers, car stereos and any other audio products that is compatible with the 3.5mm. The retractable feature makes the cable easy to store and will prevent cable tangles while driving.
Apple iPhone 3.5mm Stereo Headset Adapter
As a result of the recessed port, users are having a difficult time with using a standard 3.5mm jack for their iPhone. The iGoneMobile headset adapter will allow any standard 3.5mm jack to be used on the iPhone. Also, the headset adapter is sleek and convenient to use as the cord is flexible. The headset adapter also has special features such as on and off button to end your call, a volume control, and stereo sound quality.
Apple iPhone Replacement Battery
Aside from the iPhone cable line, iGoneMobile also developed an iPhone replacement battery. All iPhone users have one year replacement coverage if the battery drops to 50% of the original capacity. After this one year runs out, there is a battery replacement program where you pay almost $90. As a different option, iGoneMobile has made a do-it-yourself battery replacement available in their family of iPhone accessories. The battery is complete with tools and instruction to help the user replace their own battery at the comfort of their own home.
Written by David on September 14th, 2007 with no comments.
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