Jailbroken Tip: How to Add Sources in Cydia

Steps:

-Open Cydia

-Tap on the “manage” button at the bottom

-Next click the “sources” tab, in this area tap “edit” button at the top right corner then click the “add” button at the top left

-A pop up box will appear on your screen and you will be able to add your source into the window.  After adding the source tap on the “add source” button, it will then be installed and added to Cydia.

Sources: (Add these sources at your own risk)
sinfuliphonerepo.com/
cydia.xsellize.com/

iPhone 4.0 Already Jailbroken

The boys on the Dev Team don’t waste any time. Literally within hours of the iPhone OS 4.0 Beta being released, they’ve already successfully Jailbroken it. Watch the video below if you require proof.

Jailbreak ANY Device ANY Firmware with Tool Jail

Tool Jail
A great program that helps you check to see if your device is jailbreakable or not. It also has how to guides and tutorials for both unlocking and jailbreaking various devices. There’s also a tab with all the necessary links to download for example: firmwares, blackra1n, redsn0w etc.

Its really simple to use!

Click the link below to download:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=BX7LUDQ0

Jailbroken App Review: GrooveShark

Rating: 8 out of 10
Pros: Fantastic application that brings almost the same experience from the web directly to your iPhone.
Cons: Unfortunately the app requires being jailbroken. Also, the search functionality isn’t quite as complete as the web app. When searching, not all the same results populate as they do online. Requires a subscription.
Overall: This is a great application that allows the most avid user to carry around an infinite amount of music.  The application in my test streams were almost as good on EDGE as it was on WiFi. For those of you who are jailbroken and on T-Mobile this is a huge plus.

Take a listen to GrooveShark online. Then check out the app on Cydia.

Jailbroken App Review: Infinidock & Infiniboard

Infinidock & Infiniboard
2 Cool Cydia tweaks that enables you to scroll your dock sideways and your springboard vertically! Must haves!

Sorces:
repo.beyouriphone.com/
sinfuliphonerepo.com/

Jailbroken App Review: ScreenRecorder

ScreenRecorder
Cool Cydia utility that enables you to screen record you iPhone or iPod touch screen!

Sorces:
repo.beyouriphone.com/
sinfuliphonerepo.com/

Tip: Removing Themes on Jailbroken iPhones

Steps:

-Open Cydia

-Tap on the manage button at the bottom

-Next click the packages tab, in this area locate the specific theme you’d like to remove and click on it

-Select the modify button in the top right corner and hit the remove button and confirm

Jailbroken App Review: Infinidock

Jailbroken App Review: Snappy & SnapTap

Rating: 9 out of 10
Pros: Ridiculously easy to use. Inexpensive
Cons: Photo library load time could be quicker
Overall: Apple dropped the ball with not releasing applications such as these with the iPhone. Cutting down the opening of the camera app to a second is extremely efficient. Using the volume switch to take a photo allows you to focus on the shot and not where on the screen do you have to hold your thumb.

Both of the great add ons require a jailbroken iPhone and can be found in the Cydia Store for $1.99 and $.99.

Using a Wii controller to play games on the iPhone

This is basically a jailbroken iPhone running some third party applications (that Apple would not be too happy about) which allows it to be controlled by a WiiMote. Here’s what the video’s author, ZodTTD, wrote in the description:

“In this video I modified my mame4iphone release (available via my Cydia “Community Source” repo) to support a WiiMote controller via BlueTooth. This was able to be done by using the BTstack daemon which is also available via Cydia.

Note that I’m using an iPhone 3gs. You will need a device that supports BlueTooth such as an iPhone or iPod Touch other than the first gen.

I decided to use the buttons on the WiiMote for the video instead of it’s accelerometer. Both are a bit tricky to control. I’m looking forward to getting the PS3 controller working with my emulator releases next.”

If you want to keep up with ZodTTD’s experiments on the iPhone, subscribe to his YouTube channel.