Yes… the title says it all. You can now STREAM episodes of South Park and Family guy, directly on your iPhone/iPod Touch. There are two ways you can stream South Park. 1. Go to southparkmobile.net and watch directly on your web browser or download the application in Cydia (Required jailbreak needed…)
For streaming Family Guy, go to a1own.com/mobile and watch in your web browser.
While the economy continues to tank, and desktop PC purchases are falling, a new survey from ChangeWave Researchsays Apple customers are the happiest buyers. Looking at people who bought a computer in the last 90 days, 81% said they were very satisfied with their purchase. That compares with 67% high satisfaction from Asus, Dell is at 55%, HP at 52%, and Toshiba at 52%. Only 50% of Lenovo buyers were very satisfied. Ouch.
Apple buyers plans to get a new laptop have increased 3% since the January survey. Plans to buy a desktop have declined by 2%.
Other survey highlights reflect similar opinions to Apple buyers. People buying brands other than Apple still want laptops, while interest in desktops continues to sink. There is also continuing interest in netbooks, and many Apple owners in the survey said they considered the iPhone to be a form of netbook.
The report also notes that overall consumer electronics spending is at the lowest level since ChangeWave began their research in 2002.
If you’d like to see a PDF of the complete survey results click here.
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SOPODS has released the first full screen web browser for iPhone/iPod Touch! It can be downloaded in the App Store. It is currently $0.99
If you use the Full Screen Web Browser, you have 25% more viable area in portrait mode an almost 40% more in the landscape mode! It works just like Safari, but if you don’t need the address and button bars, they are hidden. If you need them again, just shake your iPhone/iPod Touch!
If you wish to download this application, click here (iTunes Link)
If you don’t know already, Categories is an amazing application that allows users to organize their applications into separate folders. Not only does it organize but it allows you to hold more applications on your phone (9 page limit regularly). Bigboss has recently updated their application addressing some serious stability issues.
The news that we find in this release are:
{Thebigboss.com} Continue reading ‘{Cydia} – Categories 2.23 Update’
Digging into the Macworld Expo video vault on this holiday Monday (in the US, we’re celebratingPresidents’ Day), here’s a quick interview with Paul Scandariato from Intelliscanner showing off the Intelliscanner mini hardware. The demo shows how quickly you can use the mini to scan your media or books; it’s easy to plug back in and offload your scans to Intelliscanner’s Media app or to your collections app of choice, just the thing for your spring organization projects. You can also get preprinted barcode stickers for your own inventory planning, or print out your own if you like.
The mini was a big hit with showgoers who shopped at the booth, and it’s available online from Intelliscanner for $179 (with the Media Collector software package) or $249 (adds Assets, Kitchen, Wine and Comics collector modules). While both Delicious Library and Bruji’s Pedia series of organizers support scanning of barcodes via the built-in iSight, for substantial collections a standalone scanner is going to save you time and aggravation.
Just watching CNN today, I came across an uprising story that is sweeping casinos around the country… iPhone card counting. Nevada gaming authorities have now been notified that iPhone users now have access to an application that actually “counts cards” While card counting itself is not banned in Nevada, the use of an assistive technology is a felony also. !Go figure! Apps like CardCounter and A Black Jack Counter make it just as easy to perform this illegal task.
Nevada casinos don’t have any instances yet of gamblers being kicked out or arrested for iPhone use — the initial warning was from California authorities, who spotted card-counter apps in use at a Northern California casino and thought it prudent to raise the alarm.
So what’s the lesson? Before going into any casino, be sure to check the applications on your iPhone before hitting up the tables.
*Hope to have a crack on this soon…*
Enjoy this beautiful video made by “Purchase Brothers” to bring to life, a new concept for the iPod Touch
iobuffa gives a complete overview of the iPhone carrier update. enjoy!
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Category: Lifestyle
Price: $1.99
Released: Jan 27, 2009
Size: 0.4 Mb
Latest version: 1.2 Continue reading ‘{Apps} – Bikini Blast’
Here’s a preview of a new application in Cydia should arrive shortly. This is a new Mod, which allows us to move from page to page of Springboard, a system of Zoom-Zoom in and out, similar to the one we use for images, or Safari.
A beautiful new concept of the latest rumor, the iPhone 4g. Looks like this is taking the concept of the MacBook Air. Could this actually be the next iPhone… We’ll find out
iLife '09 Cracked BABY
Yes… the title says it all. Sorry I haven’t got this to you guys quicker, but here it is. iLife ‘09 cracked. This is a torrent file. I wowould recomend downloading it with Transmission. Click here to download iLife ‘09
Appulo.us is down. I wonder if this has anything to do with it:
http://twitter.com/FranciscoAndre/statuses/1177585534
Just called ADC to report this huge fraud: http://appulo.us/. The Apple representative told me he will forward it to the legal department.
Appulo.us has nothing illegal on their server all they have is links to the downloads and their server is in another country where the DMCA laws here don’t apply that’s why they’ve been able to stay up. But could Apple have found a loophole to shut down.
[Writen By Haklab]
Have a locked iPhone and recently fired up iTunes and found this message below? What does this mean…?
The standard Apple explanation from the Knowledge Base:
iTunes 7.7 and later has the ability to update the carrier specific settings on iPhone with iPhone 2.0 software or later. Carrier settings updates are small files (about 10k) that are downloaded from iTunes to be installed on your iPhone. The carrier settings can include updates to the default APN (how iPhone accesses the carrier’s cellular data network), special dialing codes at Settings > Phone > [Carrier] Services, default settings for Stocks, Maps, Weather, and other items.
So what’s actually in this update?
Logo replacements, apparently, for AT&T’s upcoming MicroCell service (at the time of this writing, the page is in maintenance mode). 2 images, light and dark versions of the image on the left.
[via MobileCrunch]
