For $3.99 (I know…) you’ll not only enable FaceTime over 3G but this will also help bypass 3G restrictions for other selected apps.  Give it a shot by:

1.) Open Cydia

2.)Search for My3G and install

3.)My3G will also install “RockApp” as a part of its package.

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It’s back and easier than ever.  Jailbreak your Touch/iPhone/iPad with a finger-swipe (must be running at least 3.1.2).  All you need to do is visit jailbreakme.com from your device.  This browser based jailbreak should be, hands-down, the fastest/easiest jailbreak ever.

JailbreakMe supports:

• iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G running iOS4.0/4.0.1/3.1.3/3.1.2
• iPad iOS 3.2.1 and 3.2
• iPod Touch (All Versions) iOS 4.0/4.0.1/3.1.3/3.1.2

Other notes:

• JailbreakMe does not work with custom firmware
• You’re device should be activated before applying
• And as always, please use caution.  Back up your data and preferably make sure you have a strong 3G or WiFi connection.

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BUT, even though you’re not fighting with knots, you may run into fighting your JayBird headset due to not being able to control audio tracks via the headset.  This wouldn’t sway my decision to not recommend, but it can be aggravating when you have to manage your tracks through your device versus tapping on already-in-place buttons on your earpiece.  Since the iPhone/Touch isn’t capable of this Bluetooth functionality yet, JayBird stepped up and provided extra capabilities with their own app!

JayBird BluTrax now lets you have full control over tracks (play, pause, fast forward, rewind and skip tracks).  It might take a little practice getting the feel for the sequence of going forward and back.  But you’ll get these down by using the practice guide within the app.  When the app is open, you’ll be able to take advantage of these features by selecting the playlists from your library.

$5 is the App Store may be a little steep, but you’re not going to be wrestling your pocket anymore.

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Trapster, is a controversial but popular app that alerts you of nearby speed traps, red light cameras, speed cameras and the like.

It’s the high tech way to do the same thing people have been doing for years with CB radios and flashing headlights at other drivers to warn them of a speed trap ahead. Social networking meets radar detectors.

Using community generated content along with the GPS and WiFi location capabilities of your iPhone, Trapster shows you local traps and police hiding locations on a map called a Trap Map.

Version 3.5 just hit the App Store and brings with it some impressive new features:

• Improved interface Five features now accessible by tapping blue icons that span the right side of the screen.
• Bluetooth audio Pair Trapster to your stereo to get audio alerts over your speakers.
• Built-in iPod controls if your car supports A2DP (i.e. stereo Bluetooth),the little musical-note icon to slide open Trapster’s iPod audio controls.
• Rotating maps Trapster tacks your position in real-time on a moving map that can rotate depending on your direction of travel rather than staying in “always-North” mode.
• Real-time traffic The bottom blue icon slides out a Google Traffic map, which shows you trouble spots in your area.

Trapster is a well-designed app with an impressive range of features, including some nifty trip-planning stuff and optional push notifications of new traps. Most amazing of all, it’s still free.

Download the Trapster app for FREE from the AppStore. Compatible with iPhone. Requires iPhone OS 3.0 or later.

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uh oh … bad news for the Starbucks junkie … things just got easier with the myStarbucks app for the iPhone/Touch.

Finally, the official iPhone application from Starbucks. Use myStarbucks to customize your favorite drink, remember friends’ or coworkers’ preferred drinks and locate nearby Starbucks stores to order them.

The app also allows you to share your concoction with interns, I mean others by email, SMS, or directly to their iPhone or iPod® touch.

For the uninitiated, a flavor selector helps you choose a coffee based on flavors like earthy, balanced or nutty.

Also included, a food menu with nutritional information, as well as stories and facts about the whole bean coffees so you can discover what makes Starbucks coffee, well, Starbucks coffee.

Check out the feature walk-through video:

This is version 1.0 for Starbucks and they plan on adding new and exciting features in future releases.  Want to contribute your opinion on what Starbucks should do next? Go to www.mystarbucksidea.com

Download the myStarbucks app for FREE from the AppStore. Compatible with iPhone and iPod Touch. Requires iPhone OS 3.0 or later.

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Finally MMS arrives for iPhone users … yaaaaay! And I’m happy to report that it does exactly what we wanted it to do .. send & receive pictures and videos. But wait, there’s a hidden MMS feature I wasn’t asking for, MMS Voice Message!

I stumbled onto the feature when I went to forward a voice memo to my work email address, and bam … What’s this? … an MMS Button on the Share Voice Memo Using page?

Hidden in the carrier settings update this past Friday was an update to the sharing options of Voice Memos.

So how do you send a MMS voice message?

• Open the Voice Memos app and record your note.
• Select the recording you want to send, tap the share button and select MMS.
• Choose a recipient, add an optional text message if you want and click send.

Your voice note is automatically added to an outgoing MMS and sent.

If you receive a voice note, tap on the audio file icon and the note will play immediately in Quicktime player.

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SI is the multimedia sports brand that takes the consumer into the heart and soul of sports. The SI franchise is anchored by Sports Illustrated, the most respected voice in sports journalism which reaches a weekly audience of nearly 21 million adults, and www.SI.com, the magazine’s 24/7 sports news website that delivers more than 150 original stories to its users each week.

Stay current on the hot sports news and topics of the day with Sports Illustrated’s free application for the iPhone and iPod Touch. SI’s world famous writing and photography get delivered directly to your device along with the latest scores of your favorite pro and college teams.

Features include:

• Easy and fast access to everything by Sports Illustrated’s writers on SI.com, including Peter King’s MMQB, Tom Verducci’s Inside Baseball, Jon Heyman’s Daily Scoop, Stewart Mandel’s Inside College Football and Jon Wertheim’s Inside Tennis.
• Truth & Rumors brings you the biggest news and buzz from every sport.
• Enjoy the stunning photography that made SI famous with our SI Photos section, updated many times a day with fresh new galleries.
• Get Breaking News before your friends and co-workers. When a big story breaks, you will be the first to know.
• Latest news, scores and standings for your favorite leagues NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, college hoops and college football as well as news and commentary on soccer, NASCAR, tennis, boxing, cycling, horse racing, olympics and cycling.
• Share articles via e-mail or Twitter.

Download the Sports Illustrated SI.com app for FREE from the AppStore. Compatible with iPhone and iPod Touch. Requires iPhone OS 2.2 or later.

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Apple only allows you to sync your iPhone with one iTunes library at a time. When you attempt to sync your iPhone with another computer, you get the familiar, “The iPhone is synced with another iTunes library. Do you want to erase this iPhone and sync with this iTunes library?” message.

But what if you want to use your home computer to sync pictures, music, videos and podcasts and your office computer to sync calendar and contact information?

It’s basically a 7 step process which takes some very simple hacking skills.

Step 1 – On your main computer, browse to your iTunes music folder and double click the file named iTunes Music Library.xml to open it in Notepad.

Step 2 – Write down the value of the Library Persistent ID key. (It should look something like 20F830293962CBA4) Take care not to modify the file before closing.

Step 3 - On your secondary computer, browse to your iTunes music folder and create a backup of iTunes Music Library.xml and iTunes Library.itl. Select both files and press Control+c then Control+v on your keyboard. This will make a backup copy of the files.

Step 4 – Double click to open iTunes Music Library.xml in notepad.  Make note of the current Library Persistent ID then change the Library Persistent ID key to the one we wrote down from Step Two and save the file.

Step 5 – Now we will need to open iTunes Library.itl using a HexEditor. You can download HexEdit from here.

Step 6 – Once you have opened iTunes Library.itl using HexEdit, search for the old Library Persistent ID we replaced in Step Four. Do this by clicking Find from the Menubar. Make sure to select Hex as your search type.

Step 7 – Once found, replace the old Library Persistent ID with the one from Part Two and save the file.

You can now launch iTunes and connect your iPhone to the new computer for syncing. Select your iPhone from the list of devices on the left. Notice if now select Manually manage music and videos from the Summary Tab you will no longer be prompted to erase your data, nor will the files on your iPhone be grayed out.

This tutorial is based on the discovery by Andrew Grant. You can check out his blog posting on the subject here:

http://www.andrewgrant.org/2008/03/30/how-to-sync-an-iphone-with-two-or-more-computers.html

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