It’s quite possibly because of the jailbreak, but this is a pretty funny fail. That’s a long time!
Posts Tagged ‘Jailbreak’
A very simple and sleek iPad home screen setup
December 31st, 2010
admin What you’re looking at is a screenshot of my iPad with its new home screen setup. Of course, I’m jailbroken, so I get a lot of cool extra goodies. Full information after the break.
RetinaPad for iPad – 2x the way it’s meant to be
December 27th, 2010
admin The first that came to mind? “WOW”. Ryan Petrich’s latest hack for jailbroken iPads is “RetinaPad”. It’s $2.99 in Cydia, and it basically allows you to run apps in pixel-doubled mode the way they’re meant to be. If an app contains retina-display graphics, then RetinaPad will allow you to use those graphics instead of the [...]
Fix the gsc.wildcat error with FullForce for iPad in Cydia
November 24th, 2010
admin Many iPad users are having problems with installing FullForce onto their devices in Cydia, where they’ll get some sort of “gsc.wildcat” dependency error. Luckily, I was able to figure out how to get around this (my iPad’s running iOS 4.2.1, jailbroken of course), as I haven’t been able to find any sort of fix online. This fix [...]
Difference between untethered, tethered, and semi-tethered
November 24th, 2010
admin A lot of people recently are confused as to what the difference is between a tethered, untethered, and semi-tethered jailbreak. iOS 4.2.1 is somewhat of a challenge for hackers, but the dark side always wins. This post will easily explain what these three things mean and how they may be important to you.
App Locket: Keep Your iOS Apps Secure
November 24th, 2010
admin AppLocket is a jailbroken mod available in Cydia that adds a configurable passcode to certain applications on your iDevice. It’s $1.99 and installs as a little pane in the Settings application, as is the trend these days (very few Cydia packages actually install as apps anymore.) I’d say $1.99 is a fair price for what [...]
Froyo on your iPhone without a computer
November 11th, 2010
admin While some Android devices are still waiting to get their dedicated version of Froyo, it looks like the original iPhone and iPhone 3G have received theirs. With the help of Bootlace you can install Android 2.2.1 on the iPhone without the need to even use a computer. While you could install Android before, Bootlace just made it that much easier for us.
FaceIt 3GS brings FaceTime to iPhone 3GS
November 9th, 2010
admin Feeling a bit jealous that your friend can FaceTime and you can’t? Missing a loved one off at college and want to seem? If you got yourself a jailbroken iPhone 3GS then you can add yourself to the FaceTime crowd. Using Faceit-3GS you can make and receive FaceTime calls from any other FaceTime capable device. [...]
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