Last thursday, at my friend’s farmhouse, I tried in vain to get Cydia working on my iPhone thanks to the unavailability of Wi-Fi /3G.
Though I was fighting a lost battle, I somehow wanted to figure out a way to install cydia packages on my iPhone via PC. Unfortunately, I just couldn’t find a good solution.
So I took some time out for this yesterday and stumbled upon an amazing software called Cyder 2. On using it, my first reaction was how come I never heard of it before!
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Music enthusiasts rejoice! The long awaited Grooveshark is finally out for the iPhone. However, the downside is that it’s available only for the Jailbroken devices. This is the info on Grooveshark blog
Right now there is not a Grooveshark application for iPhones through Apple’s iPhone App Store. Unfortunately at this time, Apple is unwilling to work with Grooveshark to approve our application.
I was raring to give it a try, so I immediately downloaded it off cydia. The excitement though was short lived as a message popped up informing that the app could be used by VIP members only.
Initially, I was a bit reluctant to turn into a paid member; however, access to 7 million+ songs on my iPhone at the price of $3 was just too good an offer to pass:)
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I am sure there are tons of iPhone users who miss transferring and receiving songs, videos, docs and other files via Bluetooth. Unfortunately, this feature has been missing on the iPhone ever since it’s launch.
However, there is good news! iPhone users can now avail the Bluetooth feature thanks to an app called iBlueNova. If you had installed iBlueTooth before from Cydia then you are in luck as it will be a free upgrade for you.
First time users can try it for free for 15 days. The rest of the users will have to shell out $5.99 for a complete package.
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In November, I wrote a post on Appcake (an alternative to appulo.us and installous) which became wildly popular. Tons of readers loved the fact that they could enjoy cracked apps without having to rely on appulo.
I made it loud and clear to everyone that Appcake was the one stop destination to try out different apps before making a purchase off the AppStore.
However, now I request all you folks to head over to http://apptrackr.org (Copy and paste the url in your browser). Trust me you won’t be disappointed.
The Hackulous community is back in the form of Apptrackr and boy whoa boy their latest creation is fast! This is what hackulo.us reported about the Apptrackr:
In theory, the website should be faster than Appulous (considering we’re on three times the hardware that Appulous is) and the website’s caching functionality is advanced (it uses ideas from Kyek’s RECache algorithm). The website is much better looking, running a theme that we’ve refined for the best presentation and user experience. We also support most iTunes stores, instead of just the US store, for app submission.
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Yeah you heard me right! Pzizz sleep app really helps get rid of the insomniac in you. Pzizz works on the principle of guided sleep soundtracks and relaxation techniques.
An important thing to note though is that instead of playing the same set of tracks repeatedly, it creates a brand new soothing soundtrack everytime you hit the play button.
On hearing about the app; I initially felt that it was made by some newbie developer trying to make quick bucks by taking the insomniacs on a ride. However, with some quick study I found that the app on many occasions had topped the AppStore under medical category in several countries!
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