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Many are reporting that flash will finally come to the iPhone and iPod Touch. All this hope and hype comes from a quote from flashmagazine

"Upon a direct question from the audience, Paul Betlem for the first time publicly confirmed that Adobe is actively developing a Flash Player for Apple’s popular phone. He said (not direct quote) ‘My team is working on Flash on the iPhone, but it’s a closed platform.’ He noted that Apple makes all the decisions, so in other words, the ball is in Apple’s yard at this time. If Apple says yes, Adobe will have the player available in a very short time."

Now this sounds great but do not get your hopes up. John Gruber of Daring Fireball makes some very good points

"The Internet pipes are chock full of reaction to the news that Adobe is “working on” a Flash player for the iPhone, much of it based on the weird assumption that if Adobe can get it working well, Apple will publish it. Guess what? Apple isn’t going to publish it.

Think about it: If there were a Flash player for the iPhone, you could write games and other software in Flash rather than in Cocoa Touch. And you could sell games and apps directly for the Flash player, completely circumventing the App Store. Does this sound like something Apple would allow?

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Apple will not publish a Flash player for the iPhone unless and until there exists some other mobile phone that (a) does run Flash, and (b) starts taking sales away from the iPhone. Which, my guess is, means never. Apple has no motivation to allow it.

If Adobe really wants to get Flash on the iPhone, they should shut up about the iPhone and start talking about and coding for Android. An excellent implementation of Flash for Android would give Adobe some amount of actual leverage. Until then, Adobe’s just embarrassing themselves every time they mention it."

-----Posted: iPodTouched---------------------------------------------- Tues. @ 9:43

Ok so recently a new Launcher software has been released through ModMyiFone.com. I have reveiwed it and come up with a conclusion. This software needs a lot of more work. When ever I update an application through the App Store my phone is put into SAFE MODE. Process that Apple uses to alert failure/crashes by the SpingBoard. This send them information about your iPhone or iPod Touch. Thus providing them with more and more oppertunities to keep us from hacking or Iphones and iPod Touches forever.


If You recieve this screen(below) imediately reboot your device by holding both the Power and Home button for at most 10 sec. This will end all process and restart them and cause the information being sent to Apple. If you recieve this screen a few times in a row i recomend completely Uninstalling it untill further NOTICE!

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Well, I have compiled a short list of sources that are still compatable with the Installer 4.0 BETA.
If you find a source not working or one I can add email me: selyobc@gmail.com ....

Installer Sources List:

• RiP Dev: http://i.ripdev.com

• Ste: http://repo.smxy.org/installer4/
  iModZone Mirror: http://jmiz9000.extroverthost.com/ (DOWN)
  iSpazio: http://repo.neolinus.org/ispazio/
  A27 Dev Team: http://a27dev.com/installer/repo
  Clubifone: http://www.clubifone.com/repo/(DOWN)
  Sendowski: http://sendowski.de/iphone/
  Hackmyiphone: http://hackmyiphone.net/installer/
  Wildcat: http://iphone.handheld.com.vn/installer
  Best--M2: http://m2.iphoneall.org ---Best
  GPDA: http://gpda.ru/r (Tweaks)
  iModZone: http://karldj.co.uk/imodzone/ (DOWN)
  Hackint0sh: http://hackint0sh.org/repo/ (Hackint0sh official)
  iClarified: http://installer.iClarified.com (Repo Sources)
  Modmyifone: http://modmyi.com/repo (Community sources)
  Handheld: http://i2.handheld.com.vn/ (Community sources)
  Norwegian Source: http://installer.ifon.no
  iphone Handheld: http://iphone.handheld.com.vn/installer/ (Tweaks & Apps)
  Navco: http://www.navco786.com/repo (UK Edge Settings)
  tysiphonehelp: http://myrepospace.com/repo/tysiphonehelp (DOWN)
  Installer apps: http://iphone.installerapps.com (DOWN)
  Zodttd: http://zodttd.com/repo
  STR10COUPE: http://i.srt10coupe.de/ (graphic stuff)
  Tavvy's Source: http://ipodtouchdude.extroverthost.com/tavvy [cracked apps/themes/fonts/more]

What already a fimware 2.2? WOW. Yes, I’m sure we’ve all been waiting for this. And by “all” of course I mean “none.” It seems Apple’s firmware road map takes a few unexpected twists and turns, as the next firmware version will feature a slightly revamped Mobile Safari.

The new facelift retools the URL bar, now permanently separating the Google search box from the URL box instead of hiding it in the URL box when you tap on it. Additionally, the refresh button has been moved into the right-side of the URL bar. Taken all in, this results in a URL bar that’s pretty damn tiny. Although it does more closely resemble desktop Safari in its outward appearance, I’m not sure it’s a particularly useful change.

Perhaps of more importance however, is why this and not copy & paste?! Surely the implementation of a simple, universal clipboard system and one of several possible methods of practical implementation wouldn’t be that much more work, would it? It’s almost like they’re futzing around with minor make-work projects instead of tackling one of the features people want most.

Not that there’s any indication that they aren’t working on copy & paste — I mean, maybe they completed its implementation and are just celebrating with a bit of UI tweaking. However, since those who have gotten their hands into the early firmware haven’t pointed that out — and it’s a fairly sure bet that they would — I’m thinking that, no, the design team is just idly picking at loose threads.

By far QuickGold is the best app launcher available on Cydia. QuickGold is a featured app in Cydia and it is not hard to find. QuickGold is a little tough to become used to because it is text based. Once you become used to QuickGold it is great. I can launch an app on the 8th page of my phone in the time it takes others to launch an app on their 2nd page. You are also able to easily send text messages or call someone, even vist it a website. It is great and I recomend downloading it. Enjoy!

These are a few screenshots of the wonderfull graphical interface:

Sorry wrong adress (Here is the right one)

Here you can see anything

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