Jailbreak for 1.1.3 is out for the iPhone (this doesn’t work on the iPod Touch yet…) and I will be live blogging my experience here at AppleiPhoneSchool.com. Once I have it figured out see our Mod/Hack page for steps to Jailbreaking 1.1.3!
Here is the link to iBrickr Special 1.1.3: http://devices.natetrue.com/iphone/ibrickr-jb113.zip
5:46pm – connected 1.1.1 jailbroke iPhone to XP Pro PC via USB cable & dock; syncing my iPhone with iTunes 7.5.8.20 (just in case…)
6:11pm – Updating iTunes to 7.6 (64.99MB)
6:22pm – PC Powers off during iTunes Download/Upgrade; restarting.
6:28pm – Syncing to iTunes 7.6 (just in case…) Brooke just reminded me to check if iTunes actually upgraded, it did not. Trying again.
7:08pm – iTunes upgrade successful [Read more…]
The update to LocateMe is pretty sweet! Now when you open the app, and it starts searching for your location, it tells you everything it is doing like…connecting, obtaining cell info and how many times it has tried, how many cell towers it found, how many cell towers it is using to find your location…and a few other things but it was going too fast and I couldn’t read them all!! Once it has found your location it will tell you how many cell towers it is using to find your location and it now tells you what Country you are in and what cell network it is using to find your location. There is also a bunch of information about the cell towers that are being used…I have absolutely no idea what the information means but, if you do, it is there for you! I personally am having some issues with this app since the update… 
There have been two update to this app since the last time I reviewed it and, they have added quite a few new features!! The first thing you will notice when you open the app is there are now buttons below the play board. These buttons allow you to go back one move, go forward one move(if you have gone back already), go back an entire turn, zoom out and zoom in. Also, when a new piece is added to the board it puts a little blue asterisk looking thing on top of the piece…I think this makes it easier to see where your opponent just moved. There have also been some additions to the Action menu. You can now view your score, load a previously saved gamed and save your current game (you can change the title of the game to whatever you would like it to be). Good updates! Below are the exact changes with each update and the screenshots. 
There are no visual changes with the update to 
iZoo is played like Bejeweled (I LOVE Bejeweled)…only with little zoo animal icons instead of jewels. When the app opens, there is a pop-up menu giving you the option to Donate Now or Donate Later. Once you have made your selection you will be brought to a blank play screen, to start a new game just tap Start in the upper left corner. The point of the game is to get at least three of the same animals in a row, either horizontally or vertically. You can only move one animal in order to make the three or more in a row. So, there already has to be two matching animals lined up in a way that you only need to add one more to make a row of three. To move an animal just tap and hold it and then drag it where you would like it. When you get three in a row… 
The changes with the update to 
The update to 
iBirthDay is a really cool app that alerts you when someone in your contacts is having a Birthday. The app open to the main menu where you can; turn on/off that iBirthDay Service, set the time you would like the alert to happen, set when you would like to be alerted(anywhere from the day of the Birthday to 10 days before the Birthday) and turn on/off the SpringBoard text. If you turn the iBirthDay Service on, you will get a pop-up on your SpringBoard letting you know who’s Birthday is coming up, how many days until their Birthday and how old they are going to be. 
This is another very addicting Toy, like iPhysics. RGB is a play on the meaning of RGB in the computer world…red, green and blue are the colors computer screens use to make the millions of colors. In this toy, red stands for fire, green for plants and blue for water. It’s a battle of who can survive. Water makes plants grow, but fire destroys it all. You can add just water, or a cloud that continues to pour water. Same with plants and fire. Add just a little or add seed or smelter to make continuous plants or fire. You can also add clay as a barrier or use the eraser if you want to change something. Also, the accelerometer is part of the action and by tilting the iPhone you control where water falls and which direction is up for flames to leap or plants to grow in. This really needs a video to describe it. See the video and screenshots below. 
MobileToDoList is exactly that…a mobile todo list. The app open to the main task list screen. There is already one default task listed…help beta-test, report bugs. To add a new task…tap on the plus button in the upper right corner. The first things you will want to enter is the Description of the task…for example…get groceries. You can then change the Creation Date and Due Date. When you select either of them…you will get the option to Unset the Date…which just leaves it blank…or you can choose the date you would like by using the scrolly wheel. Once you have set your date just tap Back in the upper left corner. You can also set the tasks priority from 9 to 1…1 is the highest priority and 9 is the lowest priority. This will add the priority level next the task…if you would rather not have a priority level next to the task…you can select 9 which leaves it blank. The last option 
There are some really cool new features with the update to 
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