QuickOffice via AppStore is the only app that allows you to create, view and save word (.doc) and excel files (xls) on your iPhone. You will be amazed to know that a combination of the two (iBluetooth and QuickOffice) actually allows you to transfer these files from your iPhone to any other device via bluetooth (For your information QuickOffice app officially allows you to tranfer files over wifi).  However, to make tranfer via bluetooth possible, you need to have quickoffice, ibluetooth as well as iFile Or MobileFinder installed on your iPhone. I prefer iFile as its more stable compared to MobileFinder.

The process is quite simple. The first step is to create a word or excel file from the quickoffice app and save it within the app. You can also save it in a particular folder. Now to send this file you will first need to go to the path var/mobile/applications using ifile. There you would see a list of  AppStore applications installed with long  wierd titles like 2dfa459 etc. There you need to check out which app is quickoffice for which you will have to manually go into each folder. In my case the folder name was 2d7e600E-EF2D etc. As you go into the folder, you will see 4 folders namely Documents, Library, Quickoffice.app, tmp and a file named iTunesArtwork. Go to the folder ‘Documents’ and see whether the file is located there or not. I’m sure it would be there if you have saved it.

Now, after locating your file, go to the application iBluetooth and go to the ‘file’ tab below. Then go the the path var/mobile/applications/yourfoldername/documents/yourfile. As you click on the file to be transfered you will see the application searching for devices and then you can send that particular file. You can follow the same procedure to receive a file and then save it in the ‘documents’ folder via iFile.

I know the process is a bit confusing but once you get it right it can do wonders. After this discovery iPhone no longer remains as a less-featured phonecompared to smart phone in the market. Infact, it takes the iPhone to a even more higher level making it almost the ‘KING’ of all mobile phones. The only problem is that this will cost you heavily amlost around $25 if you buy both the apps. However, you can consider saving a few $$ by going for iBlueooth crack on cydia.

How to jailbreak iphone / ipod touch and install cydia

 iBlueTooth Video

iBluetooth : Worlds first application that enables the file transfer via Bluetooth on your iPhone. So , yes that means that the iPhone can now go party with all the other bluetooth cell phones.It’s about damn time. And i won’t miss the opportunity to say it once again : Shame on you Apple.

As you know this is not a Apple release ( of course ), and you can find it starting today in Cydia under the iSpazio repo. iBluetooth got image support is built in, and the file viewer allow you to send ANY file on the device. Music can already be sent by selecting an MP3/wav/aiff file from the file system. However, i’ll include a music library to send ipod syncronized songs directly in the near future.

I know you didnt expect this, but iBluetooth it’s NOT free . It costs 3.99 € which is about $5. To be honest i expected this one to be free, and to find donation requests for all the hard work. But i totally agree with the dev. Here’s MeDevil’s answer to “why is it not free” :

Mainly, because apple didn’t want to include a full bluetooth stack to be used by the developers. Implementing a complete and stable stack (with all the bluetooth profiles) is nearly impossible for me in a short time, so i’ve considered the idea of buying a complete (and well-tested) stack. Now, there are only 3 stack that supports almost all bluetooth profiles: BlueMagic, BCHS, ClarinoxBlue and, of course, all of these are VERY EXPENSIVE.
So, i’ve decided to make you pay* this application, so i can buy one of those stack for ALL the community and implement a background daemon that will provide a full-featured stack for ANY developer out there.

As you can read in the title there is a crack available and you will find it on FSMdotCOM. HOWEVER , THAT DOESEN’T MEAN THAT YOU DONT NEED TO BUY THE APP.

iBlueTooth Cracked Video

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 3. The iPhone has three cool sensors. First, it has an accelerometer that detects when you’ve rotated the iPhone into landscape orientation. In programs like Photos, Safari, and iPod, it triggers the screen image to rotate as well.

Camouflaged behind the black glass where you can’t see them except with a bright flashlight are two more sensors: a proximity sensor that shuts off the screen illumination and touch sensitivity when the phone is against your head (it works only in the Phone application), and an ambient-light sensor that brightens the display when you’re in sunlight and dims it in darker places.

Apple says that it experimented with having the light sensor active all the time, but it was weird to have the screen get brighter and darker all the time. So the sensor now samples the ambient light, and adjusts the brightness; it does this only once—each time you unlock the phone after waking it.

You can use that tip to your advantage. By covering up the sensor (just above the earpiece) as you unlock the phone, you force it to a low-power, dim screen-brightness setting (because the phone believes that it’s in a dark room). Or by holding it up to a light as you wake it, you get full brightness. In both cases, you’ve saved all the taps and navigation it would have taken you to find the manual brightness slider in Settings.

 4. I’m going to share with you the solution to one of the most annoying things, if not THE most annoying thing, about typing on the iPhone:

The punctuation keys and alphabet keys appear in two different keyboard layouts.

So every time you want to type a period or a comma, it’s a three-step, awkward dance: (1) Tap the “.?123” key in the lower left to summon the punctuation layout. (2) Type the period. (3) Type the ABC key in the lower left to return to the alphabet layout.

Imagine how excruciating it is to type, for example, “a P.O. Box in the U.S.A.”! That’s 34 finger taps and 10 mode

The iPhone doesn’t register most key presses until you *release* your finger. I discovered that the Shift and Punctuation keys register their taps on the *press-down* instead.

So here’s what you can do, all in one motion:

    A. Touch the “.?123” key, but don’t lift your finger as the punctuation layout appears.

    B. Slide your finger a half inch onto the period or comma key, and release.

 Incredibly, the ABC layout returns automatically. You’ve typed a period or a comma with one    finger touch instead of three. In fact, you can type ANY of the punctuation symbols the same way.

This makes a HUGE difference in the usability of the keyboard.

     C. The iPod module on the iPhone starts out with buttons along the bottom for summoning   four  lists: Playlists, Artists, Songs, and Videos.

But what about Albums? Genres? Composers?

They’re there, all right, but hidden; you have to tap More to see them.

But what if you use those lists more often than Artists or Songs? No problem: you can replace one of those starter buttons with a list of your own.

Tap More, and then tap the Edit button (upper-left corner). You arrive at the Configure screen. Here’s the complete list of music-and-video sorting lists: Albums, Podcasts, Audiobooks, Genres, Composers, Compilations, Playlists, Artists, Songs, and Videos.

To replace one of the four starter icons, use a finger to drag an icon from the top half of the screen downward, directly onto the existing icon you want to replace. It lights up to show the success of your drag.

When you release your finger, you’ll see that the new icon has replaced the old one. Tap Done in the upper-right corner.

 5. Link here to find iPhone tricks 

            http://missingmanuals.com/david_pogues_favorite_iphone_tricks.csp

 6. When sending a text you can just tap the space bar twice at the end of a sentence and will automatically put in a full stop.

 7. Press the home button twice to change/pause the song and adjust the volume. This does work, but it depends on what you have the Home button set to do. Mine goes to favorite contacts when I double click it. It You can be set to go to your Home page, to Favorites, or to iPod.

 8. Jailbreak it and have your mind blown. Then you can: Record videos, use VoIP on edge/3g (or wifi) download from safari so i can find songs on the move and play via dtunes, custom themes, make your own ringtones, software unlock to use other carriers. GREAT FOR TRAVELING LIKE I DO! sending MMS via Swirly MMS, (picture texts), NINTENDOOOOOOO, tehering your iphone to your computer to use your edge/3g data on your laptop, GREAT for people on the move! doesnt cost extra, just uses the data form your plan. Soulseek so you cna download FREE mp3′s directly to your iphone via wifi/edge/3g. FREE apple store apps! and who can forget SEGA! haha awesome. Tip:3 clicks to the headphones makes the track go to the previous song

 9. One of my favorite…. When playing a song in iPod (play/pause volume controls), swipe right on the cover art to return to the track list. Make sure that the options menu (shuffle/repeat controls) isn’t on screen when you do this, otherwise it won’t work.

 10. This is pretty basic, but some people don’t know about it. For websites you visit often, you can place an icon on your home page that links directly to it. Note: FYI: The Facebook app is extremely buggy, so instead of using it I put a link to Facebook Mobile on my home page.

 11. When texting, the words just automatically show up and corrects the word you are writing (this is annoying)!Especially if you dont text in english! To turn automatic texting off; Update your iPhone OS to 2.1 or higher version. Newer OS has an option to turn off the auto-correction, it is located under “Settings > General > Keyboard”

 12. This is probably something obvious for Mac users who use iPhoto ’09 and the iPhone 3G to take photo’s….. but….. each photo you take when you allow the location service adds your geographic location to the image. So when you import these images into iPhoto ’09, it can show you where the photo was taken. It can be a little buggy when taking images indoors as the GPS can’t get a fix.

Note: Windows users, I believe Picasa does something similar.

  13. This was one of the best things about the iphone and I was thrilled to discover it. You can have your banking, o2, paypal etc all as icons on the homepage, it’s great!

 14. If you hit the space bar twice it inserts a period and space

 15. if you hold down on the home button, it will force quit an app and take you strait to the home screen.

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Travelers used to need a guidebook, map, local newspaper, and much more just to cover the basics of getting around an unfamiliar city. Today, location-aware apps on the iPhone can not only replace all your city guides, they can do a better job of helping you interact with the world around you-whether you’re just in town for the weekend or you’ve lived there your whole life.

Find Nearby Friends

View where your friends are at a glance and see what each person is up to with Loopt.

Heading to an out-of-town conference? Among the most useful applications of location data on the iPhone is the ability to find nearby friends and coworkers. Although several applications can map your contacts (including Google’s recently launched Latitude), Loopt offers one of the more established networks. The free Loopt lets you share both status and location information with others. For example, when you land at the airport, you can log onto Loopt and let your contacts know you’ve arrived. Since Loopt not only updates within the app itself, but can also export your status updates to Twitter and Facebook, it’s an easy way to announce your location globally. Next you can see who else has arrived, and communicate directly with those people-to find the best way into the city, for example. Once you’re at the conference, you can use Loopt’s Mix feature to find and chat with other nearby attendees about one of the presentations, or just find a partner for lunch.

Make Your Escape

Surf Report is a one-stop source for coastal weather, wave conditions, water temperature,

Need to get away from it all? Let your iPhone point you in the right direction. If you want to start your day on the water, Oakley’s free Surf Report not only helps you find the closest break, it also tells you how big the waves are that day. Harold Mueller’s free Tides queries the closest tidal-monitoring buoys and stations to give you location-specific times for high and low tides, moon phases, sunrises and sunsets, and even currents, so you can plan the best time to go for a swim or a walk on the beach. Want to hit the slopes instead? Ski-report apps like The Snow Report by The North Face deliver the conditions at the closest slopes, and even give you maps and more for finding your way around the mountain. And if you get the urge to ruin a perfectly good walk, Harndmark’s $5 Golf, by Zagat, provides locations and reviews for more than 1,200 golf courses nationwide, sorted by location, so you can find a fairway and reserve a tee time with the push of a button.

Avoid Traffic Snarls

When you need to get home in a hurry, nothing is worse than hitting a traffic jam. While you can use the Maps feature in your iPhone to view traffic congestion on highways, it doesn’t list every road in every area. CLO Software’s $2 Traffic View will let you look up all the neighboring traffic cams, so you can easily compare multiple routes. And if you traveled a little further than you planned and are running low on fuel, GasBag by Jamcode can help you find the best price for gas at nearby filling stations. And if you have to park in unfamiliar turf when you arrive, the free Take Me to My Car, by Eldar Sadikov, will remember when you parked.

Conjure a Cab

Tired of waiting on a street corner hoping a taxi will drive by? RideCharge’s free Taxi Magic will find the closest cab, place an order with the cab company, and show dispatch updates as the taxi makes its way to you. It even has a cancel order function, so you don’t have to sit and wait for the cab you called if another passes by first.

Get a Personal Trainer

Distance Meter Pro lets you track your running time, distance, pace, route, and burned calories.

Because your iPhone 3G knows where you are at any given moment, it can also track your movements-how far you travel and how quickly you move to get there. This lets your iPhone act like a go-anywhere personal trainer, measuring your runs, rides, and hikes. While a slew of apps can track your fitness, the $3 Distance Meter Pro by Future Apps will also count calories for you. Simply enter your weight and activity type, and the app measures how much effort you had to expend to get there at the speed you did. When you’ve finished your run, the app will even export your activity to TrainingPeaks or MapMyFitness, so you can use it in conjunction with your regular training program. One thing to keep in mind when using these apps is that overhead clutter such as trees or storm clouds can interfere with data gathering. That means your iPhone may underestimate your distance, and you may not have a complete map to get back home again.

Be Your Own Tour Guide

Google Earth App

When you’re wandering a new city-or showing off your own neighborhood to out-of-town guests-your iPhone can offer up interesting details about your surrounding environment. The free Google Earth app, for example, will zoom in on your current location, show you photos from points of interest-so if something you see catches your fancy, you can seek it out-and highlight nearby locations with an associated Wikipedia entry. This is a great way to learn unusual facts about historic buildings and landmarks without having to squeeze onto a crowded tour bus.

Get Truly Local News

If you want breaking headlines from the neighborhood, the free AP Mobile News Network app will fetch news from your current location. However, sometimes events move faster than even the Associated Press can keep up with. If you want to know, for example, where all that smoke is coming from, or why a line is forming outside the building across the street, atebit’s $3 Tweetie lets you filter Twitter posts by location, so you can view all the tweets posted within a 2km radius even if your contacts didn’t write them. During times of crisis-or just at large local events-it can be an invaluable tool for keeping informed.

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Control your Mac

You need to start a backup but you’re miles away from your Mac? Much as you can control another Mac using Leopard’s Screen Sharing feature, you can control a Mac from your iPhone. The means for doing so is a VNC (Virtual Network Computing) client such as ReadPixel’s $7 RemoteTap . A VNC client places a tiny version of a Mac’s display on the iPhone’s screen, which you can control by dragging and tapping.

Put your Mac desktop on your iPhone with Remote Tap

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 Because your remote Mac is doing the work, you can also use your VNC client to send yourself documents or view files that otherwise would not display on the iPhone. Just open the file remotely on your Mac and use the stretch gesture to enlarge and view it.

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• Current Version: 4.2
• 4.2
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• Language: English
• Seller: Dirk Lembens
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Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 4.0 or later. *3G works just video refresh is slow so not possible to stream video and sound could be better but i can play poker on the major sites relatively easy

 * I’m very happy that after months without an update RemoteTap has received two recent updates. I hope progress continues. This is a very handy app.

Access your files from afar

If you don’t need to control your Mac, but you do want to be able to grab files from it, Flying Mac’s $35 FarFinder is a better alternative to a VNC client. FarFinder lets you use a Web browser (a free iPhone application awaits Apple approval) to navigate your Mac in a Finder-like view-far easier than trying to fit your Mac’s entire screen on your iPhone’s tiny display. You can e-mail files to yourself, or in some cases even view files (images and PDFs, for example) in the browser. But keep in mind that your computer has to be turned on for this to work.

Send files to your iPhone

Before you head off to that important business meeting, you want to make sure you have the company’s latest sales figures and competitive analysis at your fingertips. In the days before the App Store existed, there wasn’t an easy way to stash files on your iPhone and view them. Now you have several options.

To move files from your Mac to your iPhone over a local wireless network, try Magnetism Studios’ $5 FileMagnet . FileMagnet will also let you view iPhone-compatible files-though you can’t edit them. Keep in mind that for these files to be viewable on the iPhone, their names must have the appropriate extension-.jpg or .doc, for example.

If you want to share a document with other Macs as well as with your iPhone, or if you like the concept of instantaneous access, turn your attention to Sharpcast’s SugarSync. The online service expands the concept of push data-Apple’s MobileMe, for example, will “push” contacts, calendars, and e-mail to your iPhone-to include documents and media files. You simply upload files to SugarSync’s servers via the SugarSync Manager application installed on your Mac, and those files become available to other computers and mobile devices such as the iPhone and iPod touch. Install the free SugarSync iPhone app and you have nearly immediate access to those files. You can view iPhone-compatible files as well as stream MP3 and AAC audio files. Pricing starts at 10GB of storage for about $2.50 a month.

Sneak files off your iPhone

Want to turn the tables and copy files from your iPhone-including call logs, SMS messages, media files, and notes? Ecamm Network’s $20 PhoneView is the way to do this. When you plug your iPhone into your Mac, PhoneView launches and lets you browse some of the contents of your phone. Find an item you want and click on Copy From iPhone to move it to your Mac. This is handy for restoring your music files if a dead hard drive kills your iTunes library. The program also lets you create folders on the iPhone for storing your files (you can’t access these files on the iPhone-they’re for the purpose of storage only).

Sync with multiple calendars

Keeping events in sync between multiple people using multiple Macs and iPhones is no easy feat. The secret is to create an iCal-compatible Google calendar.

To do this, set up a Google calendar and use the online tools to share it with your family members or coworkers. On each Mac that needs access to the calendar, download the free Google Calaboration-yes, it’s spelled that way-and select the Google calendars you wish to synchronize with iCal. Now when you add or edit events with this calendar in either iCal or Google Calendar, those events are updated for everyone subscribed to it. To keep the iPhones in sync, simply configure them in iTunes to sync to this iCal calendar.

Push around your Google data

If you keep your contacts, e-mail, and calendars in Google’s apps and want that data pushed to your iPhone, check out Google Sync. Once you set up a Google Sync account, changes to your Google contacts, calendars, and e-mail will immediately sync with your iPhone and your computer. What’s more, the service is free-unlike the $99 MobileMe account that Apple requires for its push service.

Sync notes and to-dos

At the moment, Apple doesn’t offer any way of syncing data from the iPhone’s Notes app or to-dos from iCal on the Mac. Although Apple has promised to offer a way to sync notes in the upcoming iPhone 3.0 software update (no word yet on to-dos), there’s no need to wait. If you’ve been as frustrated by this forehead-slappingly-obvious omission as we are, forget iCal and Notes; the key to this particular magic trick lies elsewhere.

Keep It Online As long as you usually have a good Internet connection, one workable alternative to syncing is to use an online service. RememberTheMilk, Toodledo, and Google’s Gmail offer free online to-do lists you can access from Safari on your iPhone or from any browser on your Mac. (The first two sites also support notes.) To set this up in Gmail, go to your Gmail settings screen, click on the Labs tab, and enable Tasks. Tasks will appear in the normal Gmail screen on your Mac; to view them on your iPhone, browse to http://gmail.com/tasks.

Sync via the Web If you prefer to keep your notes and to-dos in an iPhone app that’s accessible even when you’re offline, you have several options. Appigo’s $10 Todo and Toodledo’s own $4 iPhone app both offer powerful to-do-list features-including notes-and sync with Toodledo.com. If tasks are less important to you, you can save money by going with Appigo’s $5 Notebook, which works similarly but focuses on notes. Unfortunately, none of these services syncs with iCal, so you’ll need to manage your to-do lists via the service’s Web site while at your Mac.

Skip the Web To forego a Web browser altogether, you’ll need a program that has both iPhone and Mac versions. Ross Tulloch’s $4 SyncBook syncs notes between the two platforms. On the Mac, notes appear as text files that you can edit in TextEdit. For advanced task- and project-management, Cultured Code’s Things (iPhone version, $10; Mac version, $50) is an attractive and easy-to-use program that includes schedules, priorities, tags, and notes; the iPhone and Mac versions automatically sync over your local network.

Fool the iPhone If you’re determined to sync notes without any outside help, try disguising your notes as something else. In Address Book, create a new contact and place your text in the contact’s Notes field. Mark it as a business and give it a useful name. Address Book on your Mac will reflect changes you make on the iPhone, and vice versa. The downside, of course, is that you have to manage your notes using contacts, but with some clever naming you can keep notes grouped together at the beginning or end of your contacts list.

Other great apps include:

Jaadu VNC and Logmein

to “send files to your iPhone” (even “from” the iPhone, by email, in some cases) :

Files Light, Files pro

Mobile Files

Quickoffice files

Fileaid with DiskAid on the Mac

Zumodrive

Airsharing

Datacase

Memory Stick

Flash Drive

File sync

Discover

Print and share

Mobile Studio

Evernote, (free on iPhone and the Mac )

Safari is a web browser developed by Apple Inc. It could run on both Mac OS and Microsoft Windows. Apple’s smart iPhone also carries a mobile Safari. So if you have a iPhone in hand, you can surf Internet anywhere you like, chatting with friends, sending and receiving e-mails, just like operating on a desktop.

With iPhone smart device, you can also watch a movie via wireless connection, so during your trip to some places, you can kill the travelling time with a online video. But a pity is that iPhone carrying default web browser Safari does not support flash video format (most of online video is .flv flash file, e.g. YouTube). And when you send and receive e-mails, Hotmail is also not available for that is a Microsoft product. As the result of Safari not supporting Flash, so when you browse webpage with iPhone Safari, the webpage may not be shown completely.

Now Opera has been becoming the most popular web browser for mobile device, but iPhone does not allow you to installl a third party web browser on it. So you browsing webpage on iPhone has no choice but Safari.

If you really want to enjoy the flash on your iPhone, there is a better way for you, that is converting flash FLV video to MP4. So you can download the flash FLV video and then convert it to MP4 video, so your iPhone could play it.

4Easysoft Flash Video Converter
4Easysoft Flash Video Converter is an outstanding program which converts flash to almost any popular video formats as AVI, WMV, MP4, AVI, 3GP, MP3, which could be played on iPod, iPhone, PSP, Zune, and other portable devices.

4Easysoft Flash Video Converter

Description

Allows (2G/3G) devices to send videos in the camera roll through MMS, YouTube, and Email. This is essentially useful with the video recorders now allowed on the AppStore that export to the camera roll!

Now everyone can send videos through MMS, YouTube, and Email!!

Notes:

1. MMS videos are limited to 590kb. If you try sending a video and it fails it is probably too big. Try trimming it and sending again. Remember, not everyone has a cool iPhone with 8gb’s of storage, hence the size limit.
2. This will enable the slider in the camera app but recording will not function. If you accidentally hit it just close and reopen the camera app

Attention: This does not transfer videos made with Cydia recorders, such as Cycorder, to the camer roll.

Recommended Recorders

1. iVideoCamera [iTunes Link]
   
2. Qik VideoCamera [iTunes Link] – Current version (4.48) does not work properlyATM
3. Video Grab [iTunes Link] – Free
   1. Instructions to remove the text overlay HERE
4. iCamcorder [iTunes Link] – Current version (1.7) does not work

Instructions

1. Add our Repo to Cydia
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2. Install the package for your device
   • 2G Video MMS Enabler
   • 3G Video MMS Enabler

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You can access the mobile Disney web and receive text park information right on your iPhone or other cell phone!

Your iPhone provides access to email, Visual Voicemail, Web browsing and other applications that can use a significant amount of data. It’s no surprise that you might find yourself using more data than you thought.

The good news is that now, when you’re traveling outside the U.S., you can save money on your international data usage by signing up for one of AT&T’s newly created Data Global Plans with low rates in more than 90 countries.

Turn Data Roaming “OFF”:
By default the setting for international data roaming will be in the “OFF” position.
To turn data roaming “ON/OFF” tap on Settings>General>Network>Data Roaming

- Turning “OFF” data roaming blocks email, browsing, visual voicemail and downloads, but it will not block text or picture/video messages.

- When abroad, international roaming rates apply when you send text or picture/video messages.

- To access audible voicemail when data roaming is “OFF”, tap on Phone > Voicemail.
International roaming voice rates apply. 

Utilize WiFi Instead of 3G/GPRS/EDGE:
WiFi is available in many international airports, hotels and restaurants to browse the Web or check email.

Turn Fetch New Data “Off”:
Check email and sync contacts and calendars manually instead of having the data pushed to your iPhone automatically. This way you can control the flow of data coming to your iPhone.

 - To turn off the Auto-Check functionality tap on
Settings>Mail, Contacts, Calendars>Fetch New Data.

Change Push to “OFF”   and Select Fetch Manually.

Consider Purchasing an International Data Package:
If you are traveling outside the U.S., purchasing a Data Global Plan will significantly reduce the cost of using data abroad. To add an international data package call 1-877-707-9208.

Reset the Usage Tracker to Zero:
When you arrive overseas access the usage tracker in the general settings menu and select reset statistics. This will enable you to track your estimated data usage while abroad.

-To reset Usage Tracker to Zero tap on
Settings>General>Usage>Reset Statistics

Learn more or call 1-866-MOBILITY

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Twitter is even more useful when it is used as a mobile app. You can receive all sorts of useful tidbits through your cell phone or even as a text message, if you don’t have a data plan on your phone.

Here’s one example: you can get local traffic updates through your Twitter account. Here’s how: create an RSS feed with traffic information and ask FeedTwit to send it to your Twitter account as a direct message.

The Yahoo! Developer Network explains how to get local traffic updates through an RSS feed. Although that example might be intimidating to someone who isn’t used to working with a code, let me simplify it for you. All you need to do is add your zip code to the end of the following URL:

http://local.yahooapis.com/MapsService/rss/trafficData.xml?appid=YdnDemo&zip=

For instance, although I live in a suburb of Charlotte, NC, I would add the zip code for my workplace at the end of that URL to get traffic updates on my way to work in downtown Charlotte:

http://local.yahooapis.com/MapsService/rss/trafficData.xml?appid=YdnDemo&zip=28203

Next you take the URL and give it to FeedTwit in order to send the RSS feed to your Twitter account by direct message. Typically when people use RSS feeds and Twitter they think they have to use a service like TwitterFeed. Now, TwitterFeed is a great service when you want to broadcast the contents of an RSS feed through your Twitter account. In this case I don’t think people living in New York (or anywhere else, for that matter) are interested in receiving a traffic report from Charlotte, NC (and would simply unfollow you for providing irrelevant information). Rather than broadcast an RSS feed to all your followers like TwitterFeed, FeedTwit sends the feed’s contents to you as a direct message- that only you will see. Since this will come to your Twitter account as a direct message, you can read it from your favorite Twitter app or even through text message- if you have set up device updates through your Twitter account- even if you don’t have a data plan on your cell phone. Pretty cool, huh!

It is simple to use FeedTwit. First you follow the FeedTwit Twitter account. Within an hour you will receive a direct message giving you a password for your FeedTwit account. Visit the FeedTwit homepage and login using the given password and tell FeedTwit to send you the RSS feed you have just created.

Pretty soon you will get your local traffic reports through your Twitter account.

The features in the 3.0 iPhone OS made it a better phone, GPS, gaming and computing platform. But they also gave it the potential to turn it into the most perfect sex toy yet.

Dr. Debby Herbenick—author and sex expert—liked iPhone 3.0 so much that she wrote a great iphone sex guide inspired by it. Which got everyone thinking: Can the new OS make the iPhone the best sexual toy ever?

Actually, I think it can. Or at least, it has all the elements to turn it into the most sophisticated sexual machine one could imagine.

Let’s start with the basics: First, the new iPhone OS 3.0 added a rumble application programming interface. Basically, this will allow developers to fine tune the vibration of the iPhone itself. A perfect sexual toy application would be able to store vibration patterns to suit the needs and mood of the user.

But more importantly, it will also receive them wirelessly, in real time: One iPhone running my hypothetical Shiny Shiny Sexual Toy™ would be able to control the other using a simple graphical user interface—touch me, baby—over the network.

In this perfect sexual toy application, there will be a list of sexual partners you can play with across the internet. It will also allow to record sessions and also talk using the new Voice Over IP communication at the same time you are playing. Like the games demonstrated yesterday, but for adults.

And that’s just the start. Imagine the possibilities of push notifications and peer-to-peer networking: Woman walks into airport lounge with the sexual toy app in “receive mode.” Another iPhone sexual toy user is scanning the application and detects her in proximity, so he or she sends a notification, inviting her to play.

They don’t have to get directly into the action, of course. Like Dr. Herbenick says, there are preliminaries, like in every sexual activity. This is where text chat, profiles, and avatars get into scene. A conversation will ensue and, if things get exciting, they can start playing using the vibration mode.

Of course, you are probably thinking, it’s ok to play with the vibration mode in the iPhone itself if you are in the privacy of your home… but in public?

That’s where the new Device Control interface and the Bluetooth connectivity comes in: The sexual toy would be able to turn the iPhone into the toy itself but it would also be capable of controlling compatible devices—small or big vibrators or chinese balls or whatever device you can think about.

Of course, there’s the matter of doing this kind of things in public, but hey, I’m European, and you know we are all pervs who love sex in public (and hey, you can always run into the bathroom, as long as you keep yourself within wireless range).

Sure, some will say that Apple will never allow for this because they don’t have adult-oriented apps. Maybe that will change with the new parental controls for applications. And yes, toy-aided cybersex is nothing compared to the real thing, but seriously, even while sometimes they are fun, one-night stands are just way too messy for me. Knowing that I’m having casual sex with someone in such close proximity will be a definitive turn on. And who knows, perhaps the start of something else.

And if any developer wants to do this, I can design the user interface.

Dr. Herbenick’s notes about the article.

1) Yes – the ability for developers to fine tune the vibration is key
- and even more important, to allow users to do so. Women vary
enormously and while low intensity is key for some, others need full
throttle. (Also, if men are using vibration, some intensities are too
much, too soon, if you know what I mean).

2) Allowing users to record sessions is very cool… of course, I’d
suggest a feature like in gchat that allows users to know if a session
is on or off record, so both people are consenting to a permanent
record. Another option is to allow you to record your own (solitary)
session in the sense that you can “teach” your phone app what you like
(like the Sasi vibrator that “learns” your preferences) so it can give
you similar vibrations the next time.

3) Push and peer-peer are what remind me of the Sex Toy Tales story I
wrote about in the comments.

4) Device Control is key. And great cross-selling if you can develop
an app and high quality sex toys that work with the app (as you know,
there’s great variation is the quality of toys on the market).

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What is Cydia?

Cydia is a iPhone program via which you can download softwares on your Jailbroken iPhone 3G / 2G / 3Gs or iPod Touch running firmware 2.x / 3.0. A stock iPhone / iPod Touch can only download apps from the official Apple iTunes App Store; however Cydia being open source bring to you much more option. For users who have used Installer on iPhone 1.x; “Cydia is a v similar App”.

What is Jailbreak / Jailbroken iPhone?

“When you want to add ringtones, change wallpaper, or run third-party applications on your iPhone or iPod Touch, you need to perform a task called “jailbreaking”. What this does is to open up your iPhone’s file system so it can be accessed from your computer.”

How to install / get Cydia on iPhone or iPod Touch?

Yeah now you are talking business! Cydia and Installer get automatically installed when you JailBreak your iPhone. Just identify which firmware version you are running and look for a jailbreaking solution. Almost all versions of iPhone / iPod Touch can be jailbreaked.

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How to Jailbreak my iPhone!!

Well Well! You will need to download several files and run a simple process to do this. A tool called QuickPwn is a simple GUI solution that works on PC. Listed below are the links for latest iPhone / iTouch Jailbreaks.

Update: Use the latest version of Redsn0w to Jailbreak and Ultrasn0w to unlock the iPhone OS 3.0 or earlier. Get the downloads  at the bottom of this page.

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(Below) are some important download links for the Apple iPhone and the iPod touch. These are firmwares, jailbreaking tools and bootloaders that you shall require.

Once you have downloaded the firmware (.ipsw file) require you can simply press shift+Restore/Update button (option+Restore/update for Mac) in iTunes. A file dialog will open and let you choose the downloaded ipsw file. Downloading the file manually lets you chose the version you want to load instead of the latest version that iTunes will load by default.

Firmware files for the iPhone ‘3GS’ / ‘3G s’ (third generation)

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firmware 3.1

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The first is set by dialing a *67 number sequence before the number you are dialing (no spaces). This method is good to use on an as needed basis for one call.

The other way is to set “hide my caller ID” in the iphone settings, (this is outlined and described in the video), using this setting turns off your number from being displayed when you make calls and will show as private or unknown on the receivers caller ID on their phone.

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Before you can begin you must have jailbroken your iPhone.

Step One
Press to launch Cydia from your SpringBoard.

Step Two
Press the Sections tab at the bottom right of the screen.

Step Three
For this tutorial we will install Cyntact so lets choose Tweaks from the list of Sections.

Step Four
Press to select Cyntact from the list of Packages. Notice that its in blue text to denote that its a paid app.

Step Five
You will notice from the Package Details page that the application costs $1.00. If you would like to purchase it press the Purchase button at the top right of the screen.

Step Six
You will be asked to login using your Facebook or your Google account. In this example I will choose Facebook.

Step Seven
If you already have a Facebook account press Log in to Cydia link at the bottom.

Step Eight
Enter your Facebook email and password then press Connect.

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Once you have signed in successfully you will be brought to a Link Device page. From here click the Link Device to Your Account button.

Step Ten
You will now be brought to a Payments page. Cydia currently uses Amazon Payments but will support PayPal in the near future.

Press to select Pay $1.00 Now or Pay $1.00 Now and keep my information on file.

Step Eleven
You will now be brought to the Amazon Payments page. Unfortunately, if you don’t already have an account you will need to create one.

Enter your email address and password to sign into Amazon Payments.

Step Twelve
From the Amazon Payments page choose your credit card or enter a new card number then press Continue.

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You will be brought to a Payment Authorization page where you need to confirm the amount, card, and payee. The payment is made to SaurikIT, LLC.

Click the Confirm button to continue.

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You will now see a transaction pending window. This window will update every 15 seconds as Amazon tries to process your credit card.

Once the payment has been made successfully you will see a Transaction Status of Success. Press the Close button at the top right of the screen to continue.

Step Fifteen
Notice we are back at the Package Details page for Cyntact. Instead of a purchase button at the top right we now have an Install button. You will also see the name of your account and a Package Officially Purchased message.

Press the Install button at the top right of the window.

Step Sixteen
Press the Confirm button at the top right of the window to begin installation.

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Once the installation has completed successfully press the large Restart SpringBoard button.

Your iPhone will now take you back to your SpringBoard and you can begin using your newly purchased application!

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Today, I am going to let out my secret. The fact is, there are more than one such app but this is what I have used in recent days.

PandoraBox is an iPhone app that tracks iPhone apps on sale.

With more than 100,000 apps in the App Store and everyday dozens of these apps either go on sale by 20, 30, 70, 80 percent on sale or even sometimes goes FREE for a limited time.

A smart iPhoner would make use of such sales and grab the iPhone apps on a nice deal.

An app like Pandora Box makes that such an easy task. You can see the apps that are on sale that are updated several times a day. You can see the description of apps that are on sale or free.

You can also create your own list of favorite apps and track apps you want to find on sale.

There are a few sneaky developers who keep throwing their app on sale and removing it flooding these lists. PandoraBox has an answer to that. You can block certyain authors you don’t care about seeing in the list.

With the Thanksgiving holidays coming up in the US, there is going to be a ton of sales with some nice apps.

Will you be ready?

I have another similar iPhone app deal finding app review coming up. Stay tuned.

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Here are the steps to enable sleep mode for iPod:

• Launch Clock app from your springboard.

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• Now you will redirected into Timer screen, Tap on Start button.

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