iPhone Installer.app v2.4
Apple iPhone Installer.app is without a doubt the most useful unauthorized third party Apple iPhone program, that simplifies the installation of other third party programs.
iPhone Installer.app v2.4 has a brand new GUI installer, it’s compatible with iPhone firmware v1.0 and v1.0.2. It needs to be uploaded via iPHone Utility Client if you don’t have it installed yet. As the description goes:
Installer.app is a UIKit based package manager for the iPhone. It works by downloading packages over WiFi (wireless networking). It supports installing, updating and uninstalling applications. To install, simply copy the Installer.app bundle to your /Applications folder on your iPhone and restart SpringBoard (or reboot your iPhone) — an Installer icon will appear. It is recommended that SCP is used for copying, such that executable permissions are preserved.
If package installations are hanging on the “Unpacking package…” step, make sure you have done chmod + x ditto in the Installer.app folder. Or use SCP, as suggested above.
Please report bugs & feature suggestions to: iphone at nullriver.com. You may also contact us if you wish to take over maintainance of packages or to contribute packages, we will get back to you as soon as we are ready. Please note that at this time Installer.app is NOT a product of Nullriver Software and is not officially supported.
WARNING: This software comes with absolutely no warranty of any kind. If it should cause any harm to your iPhone or data, we shall not be held responsible. Such is the nature of preview (Beta) software.
Direct download:
- iPhone Installer.app (197KB)
- More info
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Portrait - Steve Jobs is Apple
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Flickr user mic.imac has a fascinating portrait up of Steve Jobs, comprised entirely of artfully arranged Apple products. The portrait echoes a theme that runs through the upcoming Welcome to Macintosh documentary my colleague Nicole Martinelli wrote about on Monday, which is that the people who work at Apple give themselves entirely to the work of designing and producing the products the company makes.
Of no one is that statement more true than Steve Jobs. As CoM founder Leander Kahney says in the documentary, “Apple is Steve Jobs.”
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iProduct Placement: Disney’s “Bolt” a Turn Off
Disney animation movie “Bolt,” where John Travolta lends his voice to the dog-hero in the title, has a brief, fleeting moment of Apple product placement.
Pixar blogger and CoM reader Guido Rogall explains: in Bolt “there’s a chase scene on a train. For a few seconds you see a young woman with a laptop, either a MacBook or iBook, but what is funny about it is that the Apple logo is not lit.”
As another one of our sharp-eyed readers pointed out, this Apple turn-off scenario happens every so often in movies.
Wonder if it’s a mistake or makes it product placement more memorable to clued-in viewers…
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