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Thursday, 01 May 2008 22:49 |
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Somewhere in the deep dark recesses of your device, a silent file is collecting information. An integral part of the interface and its design, this file cannot be silenced. It collects without your knowledge; amassing every single thing you've ever typed into your iPhone. The file is called 'dynamic-text.dat', and its contents are often as surprising as they are alarming. Through several sites, I asked users to navigate to a familiar path within their devices, and read what lie there. The responses varied from surprise to shock; with one universal inquiry: Why? |
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Apple employees with Installer.app ? Its true. |
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Wednesday, 16 April 2008 00:00 |
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Our friends over at ZodTTD.com have been checking their stats recently and it appears that employees coming from *.apple.com are using the repo. As some of you know, and for those of you that don't, ZodTTD created the SNES emulator that runs flawlessly (without sound, but still flawlessly) on the iPhone. He also created the NES, Genesis, and PSX emulators. Could it be that the Stevenator is delaying our beloved 3G iPhone because he's up late at night playing games? Probably. Source: ZodTTD.com |
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Wednesday, 09 April 2008 00:00 |
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Yesterday morning there were yelps across the modding community - many of those who installed 2.0 (5A225c) got locked out by what has come to be affectionately called “The Pink Screen of Death”. Well, Apple has released a new build (5A240d) to its developers today, and it’s 200MB!
So what has Apple added to make the image so large? Well, a closer look at the filesystem shows and interesting change in language support - namely, it looks like the iPhone is coming to more countries officially! You can check out the table below for more info. Above are some screen shots to prove the language support, be sure to check them out! This is definitely some exciting stuff! |
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Ever wonder how to play "real" games on your iPhone? |
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Sunday, 06 April 2008 00:00 |
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I have. Ever since I got the damn thing I wondered if anyone would develop an emulator for NES. Well, that happened. It was exciting and a hell of a blast to play all of the old school games.
Ok so NES is cool - but what about SNES? How many classics do you need me to name before you get the drift. SNES was probably the best system ever created. From Super Mario to Super Metroid, the classics don't stop. Oh, we can't forget Street Fighter II Turbo. What about the original Super Mario Kart? So I figure I can go on and on about the list and you could be wondering why.
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