iPhoneWorld.ca: iPhone Dev Team one step closer to iPhone 3GS unlock, Apple’s to thank

June 30, 2009


iPhoneWorld.ca writes:

Those unstoppable iPhone hackers from the iPhone Dev Team announced that they’re one step closer to producing an unlock tool for the recently launched iPhone 3GS.

Their statement says:

[Less than a week after the 3GS launch] we were able to verify that the 24Kpwn exploit that the hybrid team used on the iPod Touch 2G is still applicable to the bootrom of the iPhone 3GS. That means we can use the same sort of technique used by our current redsn0w tool to jailbreak and unlock the iPhone 3GS. ”
unlock iphone 3gs

They further wonder:

This is great news, but how did it happen? Why didnt Apple fix this in their normal cat&mouse fashion? Well it seems this bootrom was cut in about the August 2008 timeframe, so the unintended early reveal of 24Kpwn earlier this year didnt affect the iPhone 3GS.”

Still, there’s a word of warning among all those encouraging news:

Important: Apple has not given up on the cat&mouse game, and in fact there are challenging aspects of the 3GS jailbreak that arent in the other devices. Itll take some time to safely work these into our tools, but the fundamental weaknesses are there: The bootrom is exploitable via 24Kpwn, and the baseband is exploitable via ultrasn0w. (And just like with the 3G, ultrasn0w for 3GS requires that you not update your baseband when Apple comes out with new firmware.)

So for now the only models that can be unlocked are the iPhone 2G and the iPhone 3G.
- redsn0w: iPhone 2G unlock
- ultrasn0w: iPhone 3G unlock

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Juugari’s Jaadu RDP/VNC Review

June 30, 2009

jaadu.pngWith Jugaari’s iPhone apps JaaduRDP Jaadu Remote Desktop and JaaduVNC Jaadu VNC, your desktop or laptop computer is never too far away. Imagine being able to remotely connect to your computer anywhere and anytime. Have you ever forgotten to send a file or an email only to remember once you arrived at your destination? Well, JaaduRDP and JaaduVNC may be the answer to your needs.

Now for a little bit of background: RDP or Remote Desktop Protocol is the method that is used to remotely control Windows-based computers. When you login using RDP, the computer will log any existing users out and allow the RDPer access the system. VNC or Virtual Network Computer is the protocol that allows you to log in to a remote computer while another user is using the computer and control the screen while they use it…Both methods do similar things but take different approaches.

Juugari’s Jaadu RDP/VNC Review

June 30, 2009

jaadu.pngWith Jugaari’s iPhone apps JaaduRDP Jaadu Remote Desktop and JaaduVNC Jaadu VNC, your desktop or laptop computer is never too far away. Imagine being able to remotely connect to your computer anywhere and anytime. Have you ever forgotten to send a file or an email only to remember once you arrived at your destination? Well, JaaduRDP and JaaduVNC may be the answer to your needs.

Now for a little bit of background: RDP or Remote Desktop Protocol is the method that is used to remotely control Windows-based computers. When you login using RDP, the computer will log any existing users out and allow the RDPer access the system. VNC or Virtual Network Computer is the protocol that allows you to log in to a remote computer while another user is using the computer and control the screen while they use it…Both methods do similar things but take different approaches.

In any case, Jugaari has given iPhone users two solid applications that they can use to do work while away from their desktop. Both versions (JaaduRPD and JaaduVNC) support encryption for safe access to your computer AND support multi-touch gestures.

I also want to commend Jugaari for having an excellent website and tutorials on how to use their excellent product. If you’re interested in JaaduRPD, here’s the site: http://www.jaadurdp.com/ and if you’re interested in JaaduVNC, the site is: http://www.jaaduvnc.com. I know I had mentioned that JaaduVNC was used to access Mac OS computers, however, you can also install a VNC server application on your PC if you only have JaaduVNC.
The only negative aspect I encountered was that the programs allow you to see what you’re typing in on the password fields..this may be a good or bad thing depending on your personal preference..other than that, I really enjoyed these programs. I tried them over the 3G network and I’m pretty sure they would work over EDGE albeit a bit slower..WiFi is amazing as to be expected…
In any case, visit Jugaari’s websites, they’ve done a great job of explaining the configuration and even gone through great lengths to show users how the programs work. Both programs (JaaduRDP and JaaduVNC) are listed in the AppStore for $24.99 and although it may seem high, to myself and many other travelers, it’s a small price to pay for peace of mind.
Watch my video on how these two wonderful applications work:
JaaduVNC
I hope you enjoyed my review of JaaduRDP and JaaduVNC.


What are the top 20 iPhone travel apps?

June 30, 2009

Ever forget your hotel room number? Then Steve Casimiro (adventure.nationalgeographic.com) wants to tell you about Room. Its one of the iPhone travel apps Casimiro has come to rely on as he roams the world for National Geographic Adventure magazine. Hes also found apps that help him pack a better suitcase, phone home for less, find Wi-Fi hot spots, and lots more. Is your favorite travel app among his picks?

New 17-inch MacBook Pro a Editors’ Choice at Computer Shopper

June 30, 2009

Its fetching high-resolution screen and its portability make this an attractive notebook for professional designers, reports Jonathan Rougeot (computershopper.com) of the new 17-inch MacBook Pro. In addition, Rougeot concludes, the new models sleek design, impressive battery life, and reduced price will make this attractive even to less-demanding users who want a stylish laptop with a bit of muscle.

iPhoneWorld.ca: iPhone Dev Team one step closer to iPhone 3GS unlock, Apple’s to thank

June 29, 2009


iPhoneWorld.ca writes:

Those unstoppable iPhone hackers from the iPhone Dev Team announced that they’re one step closer to producing an unlock tool for the recently launched iPhone 3GS.

Their statement says:

[Less than a week after the 3GS launch] we were able to verify that the 24Kpwn exploit that the hybrid team used on the iPod Touch 2G is still applicable to the bootrom of the iPhone 3GS. That means we can use the same sort of technique used by our current redsn0w tool to jailbreak and unlock the iPhone 3GS. ”
unlock iphone 3gs

They further wonder:

This is great news, but how did it happen? Why didnt Apple fix this in their normal cat&mouse fashion? Well it seems this bootrom was cut in about the August 2008 timeframe, so the unintended early reveal of 24Kpwn earlier this year didnt affect the iPhone 3GS.”

Still, there’s a word of warning among all those encouraging news:

Important: Apple has not given up on the cat&mouse game, and in fact there are challenging aspects of the 3GS jailbreak that arent in the other devices. Itll take some time to safely work these into our tools, but the fundamental weaknesses are there: The bootrom is exploitable via 24Kpwn, and the baseband is exploitable via ultrasn0w. (And just like with the 3G, ultrasn0w for 3GS requires that you not update your baseband when Apple comes out with new firmware.)

So for now the only models that can be unlocked are the iPhone 2G and the iPhone 3G.
- redsn0w: iPhone 2G unlock
- ultrasn0w: iPhone 3G unlock

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iPhoneWorld.ca: iPhone Dev Team one step closer to iPhone 3GS unlock, Apple’s to thank

June 28, 2009


iPhoneWorld.ca writes:

Those unstoppable iPhone hackers from the iPhone Dev Team announced that they’re one step closer to producing an unlock tool for the recently launched iPhone 3GS.

Their statement says:

[Less than a week after the 3GS launch] we were able to verify that the 24Kpwn exploit that the hybrid team used on the iPod Touch 2G is still applicable to the bootrom of the iPhone 3GS. That means we can use the same sort of technique used by our current redsn0w tool to jailbreak and unlock the iPhone 3GS. ”
unlock iphone 3gs

They further wonder:

This is great news, but how did it happen? Why didnt Apple fix this in their normal cat&mouse fashion? Well it seems this bootrom was cut in about the August 2008 timeframe, so the unintended early reveal of 24Kpwn earlier this year didnt affect the iPhone 3GS.”

Still, there’s a word of warning among all those encouraging news:

Important: Apple has not given up on the cat&mouse game, and in fact there are challenging aspects of the 3GS jailbreak that arent in the other devices. Itll take some time to safely work these into our tools, but the fundamental weaknesses are there: The bootrom is exploitable via 24Kpwn, and the baseband is exploitable via ultrasn0w. (And just like with the 3G, ultrasn0w for 3GS requires that you not update your baseband when Apple comes out with new firmware.)

So for now the only models that can be unlocked are the iPhone 2G and the iPhone 3G.
- redsn0w: iPhone 2G unlock
- ultrasn0w: iPhone 3G unlock

©2009 iPhone World. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of d-83 Media is prohibited.

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Jaybird Stereo Bluetooth Headphones Review

June 28, 2009

Jaybird Stereo Bluetooth Headphones & ChargerI’ve been in the market for a pair of Stereo Bluetooth headphones..I’ve looked at and read reviews on headsets by Sony Ericsson, LG, Motorola, Nokia and many many more. I’m looking for something that I can use to listen to music and take calls at the same time, I don’t want to be swapping out my headset for a particular function…I just want one headset to rule them all…

That said, I thought that the Jaybird Stereo Bluetooth headset was just what I wanted…they seemed to be the answer to all my wants in a headset: sweatproof, nice looking, reasonable, long-lasting batterywise and so on.

Jaybird Stereo Bluetooth Headphones Review

June 28, 2009

Jaybird Stereo Bluetooth Headphones & ChargerI’ve been in the market for a pair of Stereo Bluetooth headphones..I’ve looked at and read reviews on headsets by Sony Ericsson, LG, Motorola, Nokia and many many more. I’m looking for something that I can use to listen to music and take calls at the same time, I don’t want to be swapping out my headset for a particular function…I just want one headset to rule them all…

That said, I thought that the Jaybird Stereo Bluetooth headset was just what I wanted…they seemed to be the answer to all my wants in a headset: sweatproof, nice looking, reasonable, long-lasting batterywise and so on.
So, then I started looking online to purchase these…I had made the decision in my mind. What made it even easier was the fact that they were available at Target and more importantly were on sale for $110…it was a no-brainer…
I was stunned by the pack-ins: the charger, extra ear buds, and the build of the actual headset and I even enjoyed the clarity of the music (although it seemed weak on bass and better at treble, now that I think about it)…the voice, was a toss up, some people said I sounded like I was far away, others said I sounded fine. But, then after extended use, that wasn’t the real problem, the real problem was the fit. It not only hurt after extended use, but it made my ears stick out.
I’m telling you, I really really wanted to like this product but compromises to the fit to me is not acceptable especially because this would be my only headset for taking calls and listening to music. Therefore, I’m returning the headset and the search continues…Now, I do want to point out that this headset may fit nicely for some people but I just wasn’t one of those people.
Overall, I’d rate this headset at 80% satisfaction…the reason I’m personally not giving it a higher rating is because it doesn’t fit me quite right. I think that the build quality is excellent for what it’s supposed to do and impressive in it’s own right…
In any case, watch my video review below, Enjoy!


iPhoneWorld.ca: iPhone Dev Team one step closer to iPhone 3GS unlock, Apple’s to thank

June 27, 2009


iPhoneWorld.ca writes:

Those unstoppable iPhone hackers from the iPhone Dev Team announced that they’re one step closer to producing an unlock tool for the recently launched iPhone 3GS.

Their statement says:

[Less than a week after the 3GS launch] we were able to verify that the 24Kpwn exploit that the hybrid team used on the iPod Touch 2G is still applicable to the bootrom of the iPhone 3GS. That means we can use the same sort of technique used by our current redsn0w tool to jailbreak and unlock the iPhone 3GS. ”
unlock iphone 3gs

They further wonder:

This is great news, but how did it happen? Why didnt Apple fix this in their normal cat&mouse fashion? Well it seems this bootrom was cut in about the August 2008 timeframe, so the unintended early reveal of 24Kpwn earlier this year didnt affect the iPhone 3GS.”

Still, there’s a word of warning among all those encouraging news:

Important: Apple has not given up on the cat&mouse game, and in fact there are challenging aspects of the 3GS jailbreak that arent in the other devices. Itll take some time to safely work these into our tools, but the fundamental weaknesses are there: The bootrom is exploitable via 24Kpwn, and the baseband is exploitable via ultrasn0w. (And just like with the 3G, ultrasn0w for 3GS requires that you not update your baseband when Apple comes out with new firmware.)

So for now the only models that can be unlocked are the iPhone 2G and the iPhone 3G.
- redsn0w: iPhone 2G unlock
- ultrasn0w: iPhone 3G unlock

©2009 iPhone World. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of d-83 Media is prohibited.

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