The iPhone Dev Team had released a video to demonstrate a method to Jailbreak iPhone via iTunes.
The video had shown hackers using iTunes to restore the iPhone to an already-jailbroken and activated iPhone running firmware 1.1.4. This has been possible by pre-hacking the iPhone software bundle (the ipsw file) that is restore the iPhone.
The iPhone Dev Team have released some more interesting details on their Jailbreaking method.
The fix provided by iPhone Hacks reader SpikeyMickey303 for the YouTube problem on jailbroken iPhone seems to have worked well for most iPhone hacks readers (thanks SpikeyMickey303 once again for the excellent step-by-step guide) but a few readers have reported that they are still facing an issue.
I stumbled upon this YouTube download utility for the iPhone called MxTube developed by Max believe it or not, a 16 year-old, which seems like an interesting alternative to the YouTube app on your iPhone and can also be used as a workaround to the YouTube problem you might be facing with your jailbroken iPhone running software 1.1.4.
It has just been a day since Apple’s special iPhone Software Roadmap event where Apple announced the details of the much awaited iPhone’s Software Development Kit and as time passes by we seem to be getting more and more details of Apple’s iPhone Software.
In case you are trying to play catch up, check out the In-Depth Coverage of Apple much awaited iPhone Software Development Kit published here at iPhone Hacks yesterday.
Today I have got some more details about Web App Creation tool, limitations of iPhone’s Software etc.
Apple today revealed exciting details of how developers can develop official native iPhone Applications for the iPhone at the much awaited special event today at Apple’s headquarters in Cupertino.
Developers will be able to develop applications using the same native APIs and tools that Apple has used to build iPhone apps i.e. using the same SDK as Apple engineers use.
You can find the in-Depth details about the iPhone’s SDK and what it means for developers and more importantly for you as iPhone users after the jump.
The details of iPhone in enterprise are finally out at the much awaited iPhone SDK’s special event today at Apple’s headquarters in Cupertino.
Folks at Apple have been humble enough to admit that the iPhone has been watershed event in mobile computing for corporations however they are looking to address this with some great entriprise features such as Native Microsoft Exchange support, push email and contacts, Enterprise class Wi-Fi (WPA2 / 802.1x), Cisco IPsec VPN support and lots more.
I have seen quite a few comments from iPhone Hacks readers since the release of iPhone firmware 1.1.4, on how they would love to get Customize, a native third-party iPhone application, to work on their Jailbroken iPhone.
Surprisingly and my apologies I had not even reviewed the native iPhone application which seems to be quite popular. So when iPhone Hacks reader, CerealKiller, sent me an email on the YouTube video that he had created which gives a step-by-step guide on how-to get Customize to work with iPhone firmware 1.1.4, I knew it was the perfect time to introduce you to Customize at least those of you who did not know about it and at the same time give the good news to those who wanted to get it working with latest iPhone firmware.
CerealKiller had also given us a useful tip on how to add custom ringtones for free to the iPhone.
Update (10th March):
CerealKiller has some good news for us, he has found
another solution to get Customize to work with iPhone Firmware 1.1.4. Updated video guide available after the jump.
For all those who had a problem jailbreaking their iPhone with ZiPhone 2.5, can checkout the latest version ZiPhone, v2.5c which has been released by Zibri which
fixes some of the issues.
If you are facing a problem with YouTube post the jailbreak as reported by
some of the readers, then you can also checkout the excellent step-by-step
guide to fix the YouTube problem by none other then an iPhone Hacks reader, SpikeyMikey303.
