Yesterday, the amazing iDevice developer known as @comex released the highly anticipated port of Flash for Android, finally. “Frash” for all iDevices is here!
Via Gizmodo
Frash can be installed manually, or you may use a packaged version brought to you by BenM.at. Yes, the same source that brought you the AT&T tethering settings for iPhone 3GS a year ago.
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Kryptonite is a really sleek theme for your iPhone or iPod Touch. I contacted Flybritn, the theme developer, to request a copy of the theme for an exclusive iYoshiblog review. He sent us the theme, and the next day I made a YouTube video review. Click “Read More” for screenshots, and the video review. Read more…
As you may have seen some developers have made their apps iOS 4.0.1 or 4.0 compatible and also require 4.0 or greater to run. Now this makes a huge problem for users of the 2g iPhone, 1g iPod, and iPad.
I have personally tried to install about five apps on my iPad that used to be 3.0 minimum version and now these “dumb developers” are making their apps 4.0 minimum. I am using an iPad, and there is no 4.0. I want the latest version of the app and I don’t want to have to manually edit every single ipa file to change the minimum version. If you didn’t even have the app before the upgrade, it is now unavailable for your device in the App Store.
If you purchase an iPhone 4 before September 30, 2010, you are eligible to receive an iPhone 4 Bumper or a select third-party case from Apple at no charge
Today Apple launched it’s iPhone 4 Case Program. It comes in the form of an App available on the App store. Read more…
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If you have an iPhone 4, you are equipped with a gyroscope, which will allow your device to calculate and register more maneuvers than previous iPhones. In fact the iPhone 4 is capable of measuring movement on all axises.
So far, there are only a few apps that take advantage of this new capability, unlike all the new “Flashlight” apps taking advantage of the LED. Gyroscope Toolkit by “iStuff” is not a game, and does not immediately change your everyday life, like having a flashlight in your pocket at all times, but it sure is cool. The app actually gives you the Gyro’s raw data, measuring Yaw, Pitch and Roll, and a neat visualization pyramid that lets you visualize the data that is being collected. There are four tabs/tools within the app: Raw Data, Six Axis, RPM Counter and a Gyro Compass. Read more…
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