by Chris Davies on January 9, 2008

The iPhone truly has come of age, with the first identified "in the wild" trojan for the cellphone being flagged up by security specialists Symantec and F-Secure. "113 prep" or "iPhone firmware 1.1.3 prep", as the malicious code is known, was first mentioned on ModMyiPhone.com, where users reported rogue software displaying the message "shoes" after they visited a third-party site and installed a bogus package claiming to be the leaked ...
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by Ken Allen on January 7, 2008

CorePlayer, a favorite amongst many Windows Mobile and other mobile platform users has been ported to the iPhone and iPod touch. CorePlayer offers media management to completely avoid using iTunes. An iPhone media player other than the iPod application could open doors to downloading MP3 files on the run through Seeqpod. Downloading files through Safari is possible with the Mobile Safari Download Plugin from iPhone hacker 'hachu'. Not sure when ...
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by Chris Davies on January 5, 2008

Bizarrely missing from the iPhone's collection of talents is video recording, something most cellphone users take for granted. Of course, a manufacturer's omission is the developer's opportunity, and Polar Bear Farm is one such software house that has decided to take on the challenge of adding moving pictures to the cellphone. Their ShowTime app captures footage at six frames per second, 320 x 627 resolution, storing them in the iPhone's ...
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by Chris Davies on January 3, 2008

Over at Apple-Touch.com, our iPod Touch obsessed sister-site, we've been gleefully watching the work of some VoIP-loving hackers as they not only developed a SIP-compatible app for the PMP but a plug-in microphone attachment to go with it. Now they're turning their attentions to the iPhone, which has long been pretty much at the mercy of whichever carrier has exclusivity in your country. To try to accelerate the porting process ...
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by Ken Allen on December 26, 2007
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First we had NES, then we had GBA, now we have PS1 emulation on the iPhone and iPod touch. Opening up the iPhone to PS1 really shows the iPhone's gaming capabilities. While still needed to be optimized to run faster, I guess you could play a game. It's only about 10-15FPS right now, but as we saw from the other emulators, after time we eventually obtained playable FPS rates on most games.
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by Ken Allen on December 20, 2007

Over at the Hackint0sh forums, a couple of people decided to unlock their iPhone, little did they know, opening their phone after completing the software, was not such a great idea. At least they now have a door stop, brick, frisbee, and tons of other useful tasks.
We were so happy, all the software part was done, so we started opening the iphone. The antenna cover was a bit tricky but ...
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by Ken Allen on December 17, 2007

Navizon had a great idea providing jailbroken iPhones with an ability to emulate GPS through tower triangulation, but it only gave somewhat accurate information. Partfoundry has developed a working prototype dongle for the jailbroken iPhone that provides real time GPS locationing with an accuracy of 16ft-32ft using the SiRF Star III chip. It's sleek look definitely goes well with the iPhone. Though the dongle makes the iPhone a bit bigger, ...
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