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نقطة معيّنة مؤقّتة ل [غولّا] & [جيلبروكن] [إيفونس]
أغسطس - آب 17, 2010 ب دوغلاس
يصنّف دون [أبّ] مخزن, [غولّا], شبكة من العلاقات اجتماعيّة, نسيج [أبّ]
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عندما أتى ال [جيلبرك] خارجا ل ال [إيفون] 4 أنا كان جدّا أثرت. أثرت أنا كان [إفن مور] عندما [ا لوت] من ي مفضّلة [جيلبرك] [أبّ] أصبح يتوفّر. بعد ذلك لاحظ أنا [غولّا], [أبّ] مخزن [أبّ] ل يفحص داخل إلى موقعات, توقّف يعمل. عندما فتح أنت ال [أبّ] هو فقط تحطّم [ريغت-وي]. أنا حاولت [أونينستلّ] ويعيد غير أنّ حافظ هو فقط يتمّ هو. أخيرا أسّس أنا خارجا هو كان مشكلة مع يتلقّى [إيفون] ي [جيلبروكن] وخصوصا يتلقّى [وينتربوأرد] يركّب. هنا أخيرة [ربلي] من [غولّا]:
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زدت [تب] - الرقم العروة حلقة يسمح في سفريّ على [إيفون], [إيبود] لمس & [إيبد]
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is a nice little hack that allows you to have more than eight tabs open at a time in Safari on your iPhone, iPod touch and iPad (allows iPad to have more than nine tabs open at a time). There is not much to this one… just install the application via Cydia, respring your device, open Safari and voilà… you can have more than eight tabs at a time. Read more jQTouch – What You Can Really Do With Safari On The iPhone
Learn more at jqtouch.com or find it on Google Code. Jailbroken iPhone Beats New Droid Phone in Browser Speed Test
QuickScroll Now Available in Cydia
The app is pretty easy to use. Once installed, you hold one finger on the page and then triple tap with another finger. This will bring up the box that displays where you are on the page and allows the ability to quickly scroll to another section of the page (by dragging the green box). QuickScroll also allows scrolling in PDF’s: Read more Find In Page – Safari Bookmark for Searching WebpagesJuly 21, 2009 by Brooke
BlankNull Now in BigBoss Repo
But, I will have to admit that this is not the first time we have seen this application. BlankNull is normally part of the Apple-News.fr source however, it has apparently now been added to the BigBoss source. Read more Google Maps in Safari
I tested it on Brooke’s iPhone, which is a 2nd Gen iPhone 3G running iPhone firmware 2.2.1, and I got this: Read more Firmware 3.0 Battery Percentage in Status Bar, Data Detectors, SafariApril 20, 2009 by Douglas
This is all kewl but what caught my attention was the battery percentage looked different. I used to be able to tap on my battery and it would switch to numbers, just numbers. Now it’s to the left of the battery and there all the time. It also has a percent sign(%) next to it and when it drops to 20% or lower, the text turns red. I thought maybe this was a developer feature when beta testing firmware but I had never heard of it before and wasn’t hearing anyone else talk about it with current firmware. Read more Safari Tab Closer – Close All Your Tabs With One ButtonMarch 31, 2009 by Brooke
Rotation Inhibitor Update – Turn off Auto-Rotating FeatureMarch 24, 2009 by Brooke
Rotation Inhibitor – Turn off Auto-Rotating FeatureMarch 22, 2009 by Brooke
QuickTip – Zooming in Safari
QuickTip – When in Safari, you can quickly zoom in on images and columns of text with just one tap (well, one double tap)! If there is an image in a web page that you would like a closer look at, just double tap on the image and it will zoom in on that image. You can then double tap on the image again to zoom back out to your previous zoom. This is also true for columns of text. The majority of web pages tend to have more than one column of text so, if you would like a closer look at a certain column (and the ability to read it better) just double tap in that column. However, be careful not to tap on a link! You can then double tap about in the column to zoom back out. A very simple but very handy tip and so much faster than pitching to zoom! I use it all the time! Screenshots below. QuickTip – Safari, Tap to Scroll
QuickTip – When in Safari tabbed browsing mode, you most likely switch between web pages by dragging your finger on your iPhone or iPod Touch’s screen. However, there is another way to switch between web pages. The alternative is to tap next to the white dots on the bottom of the screen. If you would like to scroll left, tap to the left of the dots. If you would like to scroll right, tap to the right of the dots. So, if you don’t feel like scrolling…you could always give this a try! Note: This works on your SpringBoard as well. QuickTip – Clear History in Safari
QuickTip – When using Safari, it keeps track of your browsing History (similar to a Mac or PC). This is a nice feature for those times when you would like to go back to a website you were at a few days ago but cannot remember the site’s url. To see your Safari history, while in Safari, select the icon on the lower menu bar that looks like a book. You will then see an option titled History. When selected, it will display your browsing history for the current day as well as the last five days. To view one of the website’s in you history, just tap on it. While in your history, you will also notice that there is a Clear option on the lower menu bar. You can choose to clear all your history or you can tap on a certain date and then clear the history just for that day. This is a quick and easy way to erase your Safari history. See screenshots below. Subscribe via Email, RSS, Twitter & More         Featured VideoiPhone AlertsTranslate
QuickTip – Horizontal or Vertical FaceTimeWhen making a call on FaceTime it’s very natural to hold the phone in a vertical position since that’s how it’s held during a normal phone call. Did you know that you can rotate your iPhone to the horizontal position too? It works best if both callers do this. Check out the screenshots to seeRead More... Categories |
The Developers of jQTouch describe it as “A jQuery plugin for mobile web development on the iPhone, iPod Touch, and other forward-thinking devices.” In English, that means they have a sweet development kit to help web app developers create awesome interfaces in Safari. There isn’t an easy way to describe it all so here are a bunch of great videos demoing what can be done with jQTouch in Safari.
When I upgraded to the 3.0 firmware I thought that it was pretty kewl that a few features from jailbreaking where still in place. My carrier was still set to “Ahhyeah” and my battery percentage was still in the status bar. This usually happens with any jailbreak followed by a firmware upgrade. I set both features when jailbroke; my carrier logo with 
YAY! It is that time of the week again…time for a new 
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