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March 23rd, 2008

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App Store Screenshots : iPhone and iPod Touch


A reader has sent in what they claim are screenshots of the new App Store in action. I do not know how authentic they are, but they might be the real deal. Notable features include the ability to browse the categories Featured, Genres, Top 50, Search, and Updates.





Interestingly enough, both pages include a link that reads "iTunes Store Terms and Conditions". I would guess that either someone made mockups and messed that part up, or possibly that Apple made the mockups and photoshoped them together to form that. It does seem to be fairly unfinished. The jury is still out on their authenticity, but I thought you might like to know about them nonetheless.


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Firmware 1.1.3 + 1.1.4 How to Keep iPhone SMS Converstions Secret


These are instructions on how to hide and filter SMS conversations using Pysl. This application was created by Rikk so iPhone users could Protect Your Secret Life. It allows you to setup blacklist and whitelists for SMS conversation filtering. You can then view the filtered messages in an area which is password protected.

Step One
Make sure you have added installer.iclarified.com installer source. You can find instructions on how to do this here.

Step Two
Press to launch Installer from your SpringBoard.

Step Three
Press to select the Install tab at the bottom of the screen.

Step Four
Press to select iClarified from the list of Categories.

Step Five
Press to select Pysl from the list of Packages.

Step Six
Press the Install button at the top right hand corner.

Step Seven
Press the large red Install button that appears.

Step Eight
A notice will appear asking you to Confirm installation. Press the large OK button.

Step Nine
Another notice will appear asking you to reboot your iPhone once installation is complete.

Step Ten
Once installation is complete you will be returned to the Categories menu. Press the Home button to return to your SpringBoard. Notice the new Pysl icon.

Step Eleven
Now hold the Sleep/Wake button for three seconds until you see the Power slider. Slide this to right to turn off your iPhone. Then push the Sleep/Wake button again to turn your phone back on.

Step Twelve
Press the Pysl icon to launch the application.

Step Thirteen
Press Settings to open the Settings Menu.

Step Fourteen
Enter a new password to restrict access to this area then press the Save New Password button.

Step Fifteen
Press the Password Changed button that appears.

Step Sixteen
Press the Back button at the top left of the screen.

Step Seventeen
Press Blacklist from the Welcome screen.

Step Eighteen
Press the Add button at the top right hand corner.

Step Nineteen
Press to Add number from contact

Step Twenty
Select an address book entry from your Contact List.

Step Twenty One
Press to select a Contact's Phone Number to use as a filter.

Step Twenty Two
You will be returned to the Add To Black List screen. Here we have the options to enable three switches.

SMS STOP: hide SMS and store in SMS History
SMS DELETE: hide SMS and delete it "on the fly" (without saving in SMS History..no trace)
CALL STOP: hide CALL and register call in CALL History (not available yet)

I have enabled SMS STOP to hide SMS for this person. Then press the Add contact to list.

Step Twenty Three
You will then be returned to the Blacklist. Press the Back button at the top left.

Step Twenty Four
Switch the Pysl Enable to the ON Position.

Step Twenty Five
Now to test Pysl, send an SMS to the person you just added to your Blacklist. Then reopen Pysl. Notice you are asked for your password!

Step Twenty Six
Select SMS History from the Welcome Screen.

You will now find that your SMS is displayed here but it is not displayed in the iPhones MobileSMS.app!

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Native iPhone App - Use Drummer to play the Drums on your iPhone

With native iPhone applications such as PocketGuitar - a virtual guitar, iAno - a virtual piano developed by ever-so ingenious iPhone hacking community, I guess the next instrument in the wish-list was a virtual drum pad. Folks at MooTheCow have risen to the challenge and have developed a native iPhone application called Drummer which turns your iPhone or iPod Touch into a drum pad.

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App Store “sneak peak”

The screen shots below might be a rare sneak peak of the new App Store. As to whether they’re fake or real, only time will tell and it’s up to you to decide. From what I can gather from the images, the look of the supposed App Store appears to be very similar to installer.app with notable features include the ability to browse Featured, Genres, Top 50, Search and Updates.

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HOW TO DUAL BOOT iPHONE

The dev team has been using dual-booting to jailbreak the iPhone for several months now, however now that several more advanced techniques have been developed (many of which are still private), I thought it apropos to release this cool hack for those who would like to dual boot multiple versions of the iPhone software (or other OS’s) from their handset. It’s a neat little hack that I think might be useful for developers playing with 1.2, which appears to disable the radio (phone calls).

Cool hack indeed. It’s somewhat of a complex process requiring technical know-how. If you’re unfamiliar or uncomfortable with command line, don’t bother attempting this.



iPhone Dual Boot Howto

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