As if something so mundane actually needed to be easier, but yes, strangely enough, Move LockScreen to Unlock does indeed make unlocking your iPhone easier.
It’s actually a pretty cool jailbreak tweak, because it makes unlocking your iPhone possible without even looking at the screen; though most of you can likely pull this off anyway.
This can be pretty useful if you’re half asleep, and you need to quickly unlock your iPhone for whatever reason. I know, it sounds lazy, but hear me out here…
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written by husain
\\ tags: Download, jailbreak apps, likely-pull, lockscreen, make-unlocking, phone-download, pretty-cool, pretty-useful, quickly-unlock, though-most
I used to always dread when I would restore my iPhone, and have to re-download all of my jailbreak apps and tweaks again. This wasn’t so much because jailbreaking in itself was difficult, it was because Cydia was so incredibly slow and cumbersome.
Now that Cydia has been updated, the whole experience is drastically improved. The load times are shorter, and the queuing functionality is much more refined.
Oddly enough, most of the people I know don’t even use queuing or know what it is. Simply put, queuing allows you to queue up multiple items, and process them all at the same time. It makes downloading and even uninstalling a bunch of items at once, a seamless affair…
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written by Jester_AV_
\\ tags: Cydia, incredibly-slow, Iphone, iphone news, jailbreak, jailbreak apps, much-because, people, queuing
By now, there’s absolutely no excuse for an app not to support Fast App Switching, the iPhone’s form of multitasking. It’s been about six months since iOS 4 appeared on the scene, an update in which we finally received native multitasking on our iPhones.
Understandably, not all of our apps flew out of the gate with multitasking support built in; slowly but surely, they were updated to add support for such a critical feature. Sadly, there remain apps that have been neglected; apps that have yet to taste the sweet nectar of multitasking.
This is where jailbreaking comes in handy. Jailbreak apps like Backgrounder have provided an incredible workaround for these neglected apps. Go Native! adds yet another option to the playing field, but can it compete with Backgrounder?
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written by Jester_AV_
\\ tags: another-option, backgrounder, Cydia, ios 4.0.1, Iphone, iphones, jailbreak apps, option, outdated, phone-download, sweet-nectar, taste-the-sweet, tweak
 I could have sworn that the title of my Source was “Verizon iPhone may cause up to six million defections”. Just to let you know, it is referring to up to six million people who would leave AT&T to go to Verizon, not six million iPhones with Antennagate problems.
I thought a lot of iPhone users who are disgruntled with AT&T’s service might like that crack. Assuming the rumors are true, then that Verizon iPhone could be coming sometime after CES 2011, assuming Verizon doesn’t up and announce it there.
According to analysts, the estimates range from 1 million to six million people moving from AT&T to Verizon.
Hey, I’ve been with Verizon since I first had a cell phone, and I would have probably got an iPhone if it had the option of an SD card slot and Flash.
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written by iieevvn1
\\ tags: antennagate, Apple, article, att, Iphone, offer-video, tagging, verizon iphone, verizon-working
 Apparently, the State Ministry of Industry in China has “outlawed” (note use of quotation marks), and suggests (note no quotation marks) people use Chinese telecom.
Apparently, 30 million current users are involved with “illegal VoIP operators”, and if you see one of these in China, you should report it.
According to my Source, this appears to be a power play by China Telecom to maintain its user base rather than any legality involved.
So, for those Chinese iPhone users who have the new Skype App, watch out. Does that App use VoIP? I forget. I guess I just think Skype and think “VoIP”.
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written by simonivan
\\ tags: china, china-telecom, chinese, Iphone, permanent-link, phone, source, state, voip
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