iPhone Modem for the Cydia jailbreak application repository promises tethering your laptop to your iPhone in just ten seconds. We haven't gotten around to jailbreaking our own yet, but this one is supposedly even easier than the official NetShare tethering app in the official App Store. ModMyiPhone forum says it works just fine on both MacBook and MacBook Pro.
While using stock iPhone headphone,I instand of clicking once to play/pause, Double click to next song,now by clicking 3 times will able to go previous song.
When you listening to music and you wanted to go back to your playlist,usually we just press the (<--)button,now you can just slide on the music art or anywhre,will able you to back to your playlist menu. Hope no body post this b4.
mmm...now this is a tip for some people that as silly as me that deleted contacts and images (or even wipe the iphone by restore). previously i've posted the question on the forum here,
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QUOTE(LaskarCinta @ Sep 7 2008, 06:17 PM)
i have something to ask. currently i'm on 2.0.1 and only use Cydia (without Installer 4). i'm trying to perform dd on the iphone. so i follow the usual steps on the iPhone (SU > password) and i've make sure the connection from iPhone to the computer using ping and SSH. and then i type the dd command,
then i've read somewhere that it needs BSD subsystem to perform that (with dd utility) while i'm not having installer (just using cydia).
so i'm asking here if someone here can get dd utility working on their iPhone 2.x. or myb there's another way to install dd utility using cydia. thanks.
and here,
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QUOTE(LaskarCinta @ Sep 16 2008, 08:28 PM)
hi, i'd like to ask. is there bsd subsystem currently available for firmware 2.x on Installer 4? also i'd like to ask can 'dd' command run on 2.x firmware (provided that bsd subsystem is available)? or is there any replacement for the command to be run without bsd subsystem, by just installing some binary on Cydia? really need help here, my iPhone is inactive in this one month so that i can have a better chance on recovering deleted files.
previously i've asked bout this in here before,
so myb someone here can check using mobile terminal if can perform dd. better if got people with bsd subsystem installed (dunno if it's available for fw 2.x user, i'm ketinggalan jauh coz can't do much with my iPhone currently). or better still if someone can help guiding me on recovering the deleted files, as i'm not very good with command line thingy but still i can try doing my best. anyway thanks in advance.
consider this case. u gave your iPhone to someone else to use for months (uncle, aunt, brother, sister, friend, gf, bf, etc etc), and he/she haven't performed any sync to the computer for months (myb this sounds ridiculous, but it's still possible, like my case). and he/she has added hundreds of contacts, and thousands of photos snapped. suddenly someone select Erase All Contents and Settings, or myb restored it on the computer. and the contents are all deleted.
and now i've just repaired my other experiment iPhone (previously the upper part of the screen wasn't responding to touch), so then i proceed using the guide that i forgot from where i read it (and i read it for months ago)
so then these are the requirements, ON THE IPHONE - OpenSSH - Installer > BSD Subsystem / UNIX Subsystem. If u previously haven't installed Installer then don't worry. get QuickPwn and select only Installer on the menu. - Mobile Terminal - If using early version of firmware (1.x) then myb u wanna consider SU fix if your BSD got prob with SU.
HARDWARE (dunno if this is the right term) - Wireless router, or any public wifi, but make sure first that u can perform SSH (dunno if it's possible via ad-hoc, i'm no techno geek) - Your laptop charger (if u r doing it outside), as the the iPhone drive image can easily takes 3 hours +/-. don't forget your iPhone cable too.
SOFTWARE - Photorec - Any SSH application, preferably running from Mac OSX or Linux
1st, make sure your iPhone is prepared for the procedure. make sure it has been installed with the required apps, and don't forget your computer too. and makesure u have enabled file sharing / SSH on the computer.
now there are 2 steps of recovering the files on the iPhone, getting the image file and analysing image file.
::Retrieving Drive Image From The iPhone:: 1. Make sure u have connected via wifi, and try to perform ssh from the computer to the iPhone firsthand. use Cyberduck or any application u prefer to connect the computer to the iPhone. apart from testing that u already got the right address (which can be done via ping), u can also enable the SSH connection through both the devices in case u haven't performed SSH before (certs, credentials, etc etc, i dunno much bout that). now kill the SSH. 2. On your iPhone, start Mobile Terminal. make sure u have performed su first and entered the password first to gain root of your iPhone. and then perform the dd command to the target computer u wanna dump the iPhone image to. so these are what it will roughly look like, the italics one is the command that u entered,
<iPhone Name>:~ mobile$ su Password : alpine <iPhone Name>:/var/mobile root# dd if=/dev/disk0 | ssh <username>@<computer-ip> 'dd of=iphone-dump.img' Password : login to the particular username on the computer
u can put the dump anywhere u want. if u do like what i've typed, the file will appear under User folder on your Mac. Note : it will not show any progress bar of file transferred on the iPhone, nor the computer itself. it will only show the bytes transferred after the transfer is completed on the iPhone. so if u want to track the file transfer, just check the size of the image file generated on your computer from time to time to make sure the transfer run smooth Attention! : as the transfer is really time consuming, the connection tends to time out after u have transferred around 1 GB of image dump. to counter this, make sure u do this, > Exit Mobile Terminal > On the iPhone, go to Settings > Wi-Fi, and go back to home. Make sure from time to time (myb every 15-30 minutes), u repeat this. as u r detecting wireless network, it will keep your connection from timeout. btw myb there's another software that can prevent network timeout but i'm trying to reduce the probability of having the files i'm intending to recover from being permanently overwrite.
after u have your iPhone drive image fully copied to your computer, now is the second phase which is,
::Analysing The Image File:: Now we are doing the recovery. nope, u can't just mount the image file. u can start with using Photorec. it's free. forgot where the address is, just google for it. it comes with testdisk application. this software is command line only. another thing is u can't just run the executable, u need to run the proper command from the terminal.
1. make sure u have created a folder as for destination of recovered files. i just create a folder on the desktop. 2. Now start the Terminal on the computer. just run <directory of your photorec extracted>/photorec iphone-dump.img 3. U will perform su and enter the password. select the file type u want to recover, also u can select either u want to retrieve corrupted files too (if u want to further analyse it, i dunno how to do that). point it to the right folder that u already made as destination of the files, and then start recovery. 4. after finished, u can start checking on your recovered files.
Note : Due to firmware 2.x presets that it fully wipes the data on the iPhone on restore, most probably u wont get your data back if that feature is enabled. the feature can be disabled if u opt out for full wipe when creating custom firmware in Pwnage or WinPwn.
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HOW TO: iPhone Data Recovery Recently, I bricked my iPhone and had to restore it in iTunes. In the process, I lost a bunch of photos from my Camera Roll that hadn't been saved to my computer yet. After an endless amount of Google searching, I finally found a way to recover, or "undelete" data from the iPhone. This guide will focus on recovering photos, since that's what I had to do, but the same process could be used to recover other lost data.
What you'll need: - Jailbroken iPhone - BSD Subsystem and OpenSSH installed on your iPhone - Terminal (or MobileTerminal) installed on your iPhone - An SSH server installed on your computer (mine is running Ubuntu 7.10 with OpenSSH) - The 'DD' utility installed on your computer (this should be pre-installed on most Linux systems) - Your iPhone's IP address - Your computer's IP address
First, make sure that your iPhone and computer are on the same LAN. You can try to ping your computer from your iPhone (using Terminal) and vice versa, just to make sure they can see each other on your LAN. For example: Code:
ping 192.168.1.215
Next, you'll want to make sure that you can SSH into your computer from the iPhone. To do that, open Terminal on the iPhone and enter: Code:
ssh <username>@<computer-ip>
Where: <username> = Your user name on the computer. <computer-ip> = Your computer's IP address on the LAN.
If that worked, you should be prompted to enter a password for <username>. If the connection times out, then you need to make sure that you have the SSH server running on your computer and make sure that port 22 (the default SSH port) isn't being blocked by your router's firewall.
Once you know that your iPhone and the computer are talking to each other, open Terminal on the iPhone and run the following command to begin transferring the iPhone's "disk" image to your computer (be sure to run this as root using 'su'): NOTE: Make certain that your iPhone's screen lock is disabled first. If the screen lock comes on, it will kill the SSH connection. Also, you'll want to connect your iPhone to its charger. This transfer can take a while. Code:
The above command will create a "disk" image of your iPhone (named "iphone-dump.img") on your computer. Feel free to use a different name or a different destination directory. For example: 'dd of=/home/username/iphone-dump.img'.
Also, be sure that you don't mix up the "if" (input-file) and "of" (output-file) in the command above. Doing so could wipe-out your iPhone.
After the process has completed and the iPhone's image file has been saved to your computer, you can use a program like PhotoRec to recover your photos.
P.S. : sorry if got any error in my post.
Added on October 13, 2008, 7:22 pm
dunno someone already post about this here,
WHO SAY ONLY HiPHONE CAN VIEW VIDEOS HORIZONTALLY?
QUOTE(LaskarCinta @ Jun 3 2008, 06:24 PM)
say hi to HiPhone!
lol the video can also being viewed in portrait!
QUOTE(gengstapo @ Jun 4 2008, 12:40 AM)
thats Y i said the features have been enhanced, but then it can be viewed landscape also
iPHONE CAN TOO!!!
u can only do this if u set the video as Music Video. when u open the music video under Playlist / Artist / Album menu, it will show the video on the album art area.
what's more, u can double tap to view it full size of the album art area.
and of course u can view it fullscreen as usual by turning it 90 degrees,
and yea, of course u can double tap it again,
This post has been edited by LaskarCinta: Oct 17 2008, 05:56 PM
In firmware 2.1, you can play the video not only in 1 direction of 90 degree but also in the other way round. Rotate left or right to view your video how you like it and comfortable with.
can i ask, whenever i on my msn using iphone, if an sms arrives and i read it..the msn will be gone? Because when i read my sms, i have to relog back into my msn and its really troublesome.
you can try fring, even though IMHO oneConnect is the best free IM app that you can grasp now. however it is currently only available to yahoo users (but no harm importing your contacts into a new yahoo account i suppose?)
Those of us who use a Mac with their iPhone probably grab photos using iPhoto. It's an obvious choice since your Mac already comes with it. However, if you have a lot of photos, you may not necessarily want to fire up iPhoto to import one or two pictures from your iPhone.
Instead of iPhoto, try using Image Capture. It's light-weight, straight forward, and it's included on your Mac. Best of all, you can simply drag a photo out of Image Capture right onto your desktop.
What you are you seeing in these screenshots may seem like a real iPhone application, but it's not. It's a web page displayed in full screen, completely out of Safari, behaving and looking exactly as any native iPhone program would do. The best thing: It is not a new feature of the incoming iPhone OS 2.2 update: The secret feature is "hidden" in the current 2.1 version and only requires one thing: HTML code embedded in the web page itself. No iPhone modification is required. If you are browsing this from the iPhone, you can try it yourself very easily:
There are also a couple files that you need to download off of your iPhone before you can convert them. Use a program like iPhoneBrowser or iBrickr.
The files are: Photo Database F3004_1.ithmb F3008_1.ithmb F3009_1.ithmb F3011_1.ithmb
They are located at: /var/Mobile/Media/Photos/ and /var/Mobile/Media/Photos/Thumbs
Step 2
Copy all five files and the program to: C:\tmp (Note: the directory is not important, but this is for simplicity.)
Step 3
Click Start > Run. Type "cmd" and hit enter. This will bring up the command prompt.
Step 4
Now you need to navigate to the folder that you downloaded the five files at. Type "cd c:\tmp" and hit enter.
Step 5
Now type "iThmbConv.exe" There will be a list of examples on how to use the program.
Step 6
Type "iThmbConv c:\tmp\F3008_1.ithmb" and hit enter. Note: be sure that this file is the largest one you downloaded, if it isn't, choose the one that is.
Step 7
You will now have a bunch of files in your tmp directory that have a .ppm extension. You can open these files using Photoshop and save them as you want. You could even use a batch to convert them all at one time.
Or you can use irFanview to view and convert the *.ppm files ..