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Last week we brought you news about Antid0te, a forthcoming solution for iPhone’s that brings the security of ASLR to iOS. Since then we’ve received a few updated details that clarify some of the specifics surrounding Antid0te, along with an updated release date. With these new revelations, is Antid0te still the medicine that your iPhone needs? Check inside for the latest information…
AirPlay is awesome because it allows you to instantly stream video that you’re watching on your iPhone to your television utilizing a $99 Apple TV 2. But let’s say you don’t have an Apple TV 2, but you do have a Mac mini hooked up to your TV. What to do then? Before today, the answer to that question was “not a whole lot.” Thankfully, though, there’s a new OS X app in town called AirPlayer, and it allows you to use AirPlay right on your Mac…
I think it’s safe to say that mostly everyone uses My3G or 3G Unrestrictor to bypass Apple’s silly 20MB App Store download limit over 3G. But you might just want to take Apple’s advice when it comes to Riven, the 90′s-era sequel to the popular PC game, Myst. That’s because Riven maxes out at a whopping 1 gigabyte. That’s right, an App Store App 1 gigabyte in size. Some of you might be hesitant to download that over Wifi, let alone 3G…
Don’t you just hate it when you download an App Store App onto your beautiful iPhone 4, only to be presented with some ugly low-resolution app icon? I don’t know about you, but the first thing I do is throw that bad boy in a folder somewhere. Can’t have that ugliness de-beautifying my Retina display. Thankfully, there are ways to convert your icons to retina-worthy icons, but those methods all required some form of end-user intervention. RetinaAppIcons is a jailbreak tweak that promises to take care of all of the dirty work for a nominal fee of $0.99 cents, but does it work as advertised?
The rumors have been circling for quite a while about an official iTunes cloud solution that makes streaming your music anywhere at anytime a reality. While we do think it’s inevitable that iTunes will one day ride the cloud, those who are getting impatient now have an unofficial option. mSpot is that option. An app that has been around for a while on other platforms, but just recently landed on the iPhone. mSpot makes all of your unfulfilled fantasies about iTunes cloud storage come true; right now you can store 2GB of your music, and download the official mPlayer app free of charge. For those of you with larger music collections (note: like, everyone), mSpot offers you a fairly generous 40GB worth of storage for $3.99 a month… Read More |
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