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Zen Bound 2 has the same rules as the iPad. You have to wrap up figures with rope by spinning them and moving them around. The Retina Display makes for a terrific graphics improvement. You can get the iPhone 4 version for about $2.99.
I am assuming that it is called the Compass due to its shape. Perhaps “The Easel” would be a better name. The price is about $40.
It supports 3G/GSM compatible, with a main display that is a 3-inch TFT and an external display of 2 inches. It has a VGA camera and a main camera of 8.1 Megapixels. Other features include GPS and MicroSD memory cards that support up to 16GB. I am assuming this is different then the Raku Raku phone we covered a while ago.
 These are instructions on how to activate your iPhone 3G, 3GS, or 4 without having the original SIM or being on the original network.
This is more of a tip then a tutorial. Sherif Morano has discovered that iTunes will activate your iPhone if a PhoneBook SIM card is inserted. A PhoneBook SIM card is used to transfer your contacts from one phone to another. They can be purchased from Radioshack, Mobile Phone Shops, or online. You might want to use this card if you need to activate before applying a jailbreak then unlock. Congratulations to Sherif for this discovery. You can watch his video demonstration below…
A certain 15-year-old decided that he didn’t want to pay the $20 monthly fee, and created an app for it. He got approval because it was a simple flashlight app known as Handy Light. It looked like an ordinary flashlight app like vFlashlight or the iPhone OS4 flashlight bug, but it actually turns the iPhone into a Wi-Fi hotspot. Apple has pulled the app but good, but for those who have Handy Flashlight, enjoy its features, all of them! |
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This is TwelveSouth’s Compass, one of many iPad stands like the 
NTT DoCoMo has a cell phone from Fujitsu of Japan called the Raku-Raku Phone 7. 
Want to tether your computer to your iPhone? Pay up.
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