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Please visit our downloads tab for all of the jailbreaking software downloads, or any computer programs, ipod/iphone firmwares, and more!
you need any help please go to the forum or contact me at the contact tab. We have recently made this so we can help everyone who needs help. We have sources, cydia apps, videos and sites you can go to, so you can download the jailbreak software. We also have a chat room for you! Just go ot the Chat tab. I will be updating this page regularly so just check back every now and then.
Please visit our downloads tab for all of the jailbreaking software downloads, or any computer programs, ipod/iphone firmwares, and more!
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If If you need any help please go to the forum or contact me at the contact tab. We have recently made this so we can help everyone who needs help. We have sources, cydia apps, videos and sites you can go to, so you can download the jailbreak software. We also have a chat room for you! Just go ot the Chat tab. I will be updating this page regularly so just check back every now and then.
Please visit our downloads tab for all of the jailbreaking software downloads, or any computer programs, ipod/iphone firmwares, and more!
you need any help please go to the forum or contact me at the contact tab. We have recently made this so we can help everyone who needs help. We have sources, cydia apps, videos and sites you can go to, so you can download the jailbreak software. We also have a chat room for you! Just go ot the Chat tab. I will be updating this page regularly so just check back every now and then.
Please visit our downloads tab for all of the jailbreaking software downloads, or any computer programs, ipod/iphone firmwares, and more!
Sweepstakes COMING SOON!
Here is more information on our Donators Prize Sweepstakes. Everytime someone Donates for the site you are put it to our big box of names. At the end of the month we pick a random name out of the hat and they are set up to win random prizes.
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We need people to donate because we are hping to create a very legit website. And if you donate to this site you can be put into our sweepstakes Febuary 20th, 2010. We will only have this sweepstakes if we can earn enough money to create a website and get the prizes needed from the warehouse
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Nazi Zombies is here! And For the iPod Touch or iPhone!
Finally what he have all been waiting for! Call of Duty World At War's Nazi Zombies is out for the iPod Touch and iPhone! Now all we need to do is allow you to get it free! I will make the video and put it under videos! Now time for the applicaiton review! This application looks just like the game on any game system you play it on! You can do everything you can in the actual one. The only map they have so far Nacht Der Untoten. But the other maps will be coming soon! But I will post a video on the application showing you all about it and the features!
blackra1n The Jailbreaking Software that takes 2 minutes!
One of the newest iPod Touch and iPhone jailbreaking software takes a big hit to most people trying to jailbreak there iPods or iPhones. It is most recommended on this site and has a download link under downloads. I have 2 videos on how to jailbreak both the ipod and iphone under videos. But blackra1n is a very good jailbreaking software . Most people say it doesnt work for them but it does. And if your thinking of jailbreaking your ipod or iphone make sure you get the right jailbreaking software for the firmware your iphone or ipod is using. Because if you don't get the right one thats when your ipod or iphone crashes on you.
gpSPhone for iPod Touch and iPhone!
gpSPhone for the iPod and iPhone is one of the greatest jailbroken apps there is! It allows you to play the gameboy SP on your iPod or iPhone. You have to get the roms to get the games and there is a video on how to do this under videos. This is one of my favorite apps! You should try it out there is a way to get it free or paid. It's your choice which do you pick? You can get tons games such as, pokemon, zelda, hello kitty, mario, dragonball z, and much much more!
iPhone Ringtone Software!
If you are one of the 20 million plus iPhone owners and you want to use one of your existing MP3 files on your computer or maybe a clip from a movie or video, you will probably be frustrated trying to figure out how to do it on iTunes. Apple prefers you to purchase a song from the iTunes store and then pay to have it converted to a ringtone.
If you are looking for an alternative to this, you may want to consider getting iPhone ringtone software. These types of programs, which are developed by third party companies, allow you to easily make a ringtone out of any MP3 or MP4 file on your computer. You can even upload it to your iPhone without using iTunes.
There are programs available for both PC and Mac users. If you are interested in learning more, go to http://ringtonesoftwarereviews.com.
If you are looking for an alternative to this, you may want to consider getting iPhone ringtone software. These types of programs, which are developed by third party companies, allow you to easily make a ringtone out of any MP3 or MP4 file on your computer. You can even upload it to your iPhone without using iTunes.
There are programs available for both PC and Mac users. If you are interested in learning more, go to http://ringtonesoftwarereviews.com.
I Am T-Pain Popular Application
The fairly new Application in the App Store is I am T-Pain! I am T-Pain is an autotuning software made for the iPhone and iPod Touch! It is "amazing" said by some of the greatest star singers and has been a new hit in the App Store since it came out September 3rd 2009. But you won't have to pay $2.99 you can get it free with Installous! If you are using this App on the iPod Touch you will need a cheap mic. Not an actual mic that singers use but a mic that a pastor clips on his suit at church. So go try out the I Am T-Pain and see if it's as great as every says.......
Installous The Free App Store!
The Jailbroken Application that allows you to get any paid app in the App Store for FREE! The Installous source is in the Sources Tab. Installous has every update of every paid app you can think of. "It is really helpful. Because you won't need to bug your parents on getting a paid app. I asked my parents for Call of Duty Nazi Zombies and they said no. So I jailbroke my iPod and I found this application. I got Nazi Zombies FREE instead of for $9.99!" said a youtuber. This is one of the top rated jailbroken apps of the year.
FourTrack Audio Recording Software comes to the iPhone/iPod Touch!!!
Sonoma Wire Works: the creators of the popular guitar recording software RiffWorks andRetronyms: the creator of Recorder, the most popular single track recording software in Apple’s App Store, have released a slick, easy to use mobile version of a four track recorder.
The FourTrack app’s main functionalities can be seen in the screenshot to the left which include arming a given track, stereo panning, a playback scroll, and simple track faders.
FourTrack provides four discrete channels of .wav mono 44.1 kHz, and 16-bit sound quality. You can record as much as your iPhone or iPod Touch (2nd Gen) hard-drives can hold and FourTrack allows you too easily transfer your audio files to your computer via wifi.
This application is perfect for the musician that wants to get his or her ideas down on the fly or the group of friends that want to lay down a beat that has some layers to it.
On the flip side, there are some issues that after using it myself, I couldn’t have agreed more with Eliot Van Buskirk review on Wired.com when he stated…
However, the iPhone/iPod Touch hardware is an occasional issue when it comes to recording. The iPhone’s built-in speaker is too soft to allow the program to be used in any meaningful way without headphones, and not every pair of headphones has a skinny enough jack to fit into the first-generation iPhone. Plus, there’s currently no way to use a high-quality mic, and the software doesn’t work on the first-generation iPod Touch — just second-generation models that can be used with a third-party microphone). Nov, 6 2008, By Eliot Van Buskirk. Read more…
Setting aside the iPhone/iPod Touch’s hardware shortcomings, FourTrack marks the beginning of a new era for mobile phone audio recording innovations that will undoubtedly improve as technology advances.
And with Blue Microphones new Blue Icicle: a USB audio interface, I wonder if there’s any possibilities that may lie with it and Google’s new G1?
You can download FourTrack for the iPhone and iPod Touch (2nd Gen) from Apple’s App Store for a justifiable price of $9.99.
The FourTrack app’s main functionalities can be seen in the screenshot to the left which include arming a given track, stereo panning, a playback scroll, and simple track faders.
FourTrack provides four discrete channels of .wav mono 44.1 kHz, and 16-bit sound quality. You can record as much as your iPhone or iPod Touch (2nd Gen) hard-drives can hold and FourTrack allows you too easily transfer your audio files to your computer via wifi.
This application is perfect for the musician that wants to get his or her ideas down on the fly or the group of friends that want to lay down a beat that has some layers to it.
On the flip side, there are some issues that after using it myself, I couldn’t have agreed more with Eliot Van Buskirk review on Wired.com when he stated…
However, the iPhone/iPod Touch hardware is an occasional issue when it comes to recording. The iPhone’s built-in speaker is too soft to allow the program to be used in any meaningful way without headphones, and not every pair of headphones has a skinny enough jack to fit into the first-generation iPhone. Plus, there’s currently no way to use a high-quality mic, and the software doesn’t work on the first-generation iPod Touch — just second-generation models that can be used with a third-party microphone). Nov, 6 2008, By Eliot Van Buskirk. Read more…
Setting aside the iPhone/iPod Touch’s hardware shortcomings, FourTrack marks the beginning of a new era for mobile phone audio recording innovations that will undoubtedly improve as technology advances.
And with Blue Microphones new Blue Icicle: a USB audio interface, I wonder if there’s any possibilities that may lie with it and Google’s new G1?
You can download FourTrack for the iPhone and iPod Touch (2nd Gen) from Apple’s App Store for a justifiable price of $9.99.
N.O.V.A. (Near Orbit Vangaurd Alliance) Reviw!!!
The "GREATEST APP OF ALL TIME" some people call it. N.O.V.A. the iPod Touch App that is exactly like Halo is one of the top rated apps! Only $6.99 in the App Store!
It’s rare that a game lives up to its hype, but Gameloft’s NOVA has managed to do just that—and more. Sure, it’s a Halo clone, and originality isn’t its strong suit. But it’s an awesome showcase of the iPhone/iPod’s potential as a gaming device. FPS fans, this is one that you simply have to grab.
You play as Karl Wardin, a retired space marine who gets forcibly called back into service. The Colonial Pride, a starship orbiting your colony, has fallen to an alien attack. The military doesn’t want to risk their own forces, apparently, so Karl has to go save the day. The plot unfolds further as you fight your way through the 13-mission campaign and five different environments. The voice acting sometimes makes you wince and the plot isn’t novel-worthy, but it doesn’t really matter: you’ll soon be immersed in the world of NOVA nonetheless.
The first few levels involve exploring the Colonial Pride, but from there, you’ll be introduced to a lush forest, snowy mountains, a bunker, and the aliens’ city. This doesn’t just mean a change of background. In one instance, for example, you’re dealing with limited oxygen in a corridor outside the ship; other levels have you exploring more expansive jungle areas. There’s a good amount of variety in the gameplay, too; while you’re mostly following the arrow and shooting anything that moves, a few minigames and boss fights add some spice to the experience. Most enthralling of all, however, are the graphics. This is a beautiful world, and the detail is remarkable. Audio is solid, too, making NOVA a game that’s easy to get lost in.
The controls will be familiar to players of one of Gameloft’s other titles, Modern Combat: Sandstorm. A joystick in the bottom-left controls movement, while buttons framing the screen control reloading/launching grenades/firing/etc. Swiping the screen spins the camera. You can adjust the sensitivity or pick from two other control schemes, but suffice to say that these controls are tight. Add that to the ability to move the buttons around the screen, and you’re set. This is one area where Gameloft definitely delivers.
The single-player mission mode is great, but multiplayer is the icing on the cake. There are no connection problems as in Modern Combat: Sandstorm, and you can play on either local Wi-Fi or Bluetooth with your friends, or connect to Gameloft’s servers via Wi-Fi. Five maps are available, but unfortunately you’re limited to solo deathmatch. Team deathmatch would have been much-appreciated. Four players can compete at a time. It’s a hectic experience, to be sure, and the power-ups and weapons scattered around the map just add to the chaos.
I haven’t experienced any lag whatsoever with the single-player mode or multiplayer. Note that I’m on a second-generation iPod Touch, and I’m pushing 100 apps, so that’s a pretty good accomplishment.
N.O.V.A. isn’t perfect, despite my gushing. The enemies could do with a bit more variety, and the single-player mode doesn’t involve a ton of strategy. You can always sense when an enemy is about to pop up. It would also be nice if there was a faster way to turn around, because getting jumped from behind gets annoying after a bit. And, let’s face it, Gameloft doesn’t get many points for originality; the cloned elements are fairly obvious.
Those minor complaints aiside, this is a phenomenal accomplishment for the iPhone platform. I really can’t fault Gameloft for cloning other games, because hopefully games like this and Avatar will show more traditional developers just how much potential the iPhone platform holds. NOVA has oodles of polish, and it’s incredibly easy to forget that you’re playing a game on your iPod. With a fleshed-out single-player mode and a solid multiplayer option, NOVA has it all. It’s beautiful, the controls are great, and even multiplayer doesn’t lag. If you’re an FPS fan, it’s a must-have…if only so you can make your friends jealous!
It’s rare that a game lives up to its hype, but Gameloft’s NOVA has managed to do just that—and more. Sure, it’s a Halo clone, and originality isn’t its strong suit. But it’s an awesome showcase of the iPhone/iPod’s potential as a gaming device. FPS fans, this is one that you simply have to grab.
You play as Karl Wardin, a retired space marine who gets forcibly called back into service. The Colonial Pride, a starship orbiting your colony, has fallen to an alien attack. The military doesn’t want to risk their own forces, apparently, so Karl has to go save the day. The plot unfolds further as you fight your way through the 13-mission campaign and five different environments. The voice acting sometimes makes you wince and the plot isn’t novel-worthy, but it doesn’t really matter: you’ll soon be immersed in the world of NOVA nonetheless.
The first few levels involve exploring the Colonial Pride, but from there, you’ll be introduced to a lush forest, snowy mountains, a bunker, and the aliens’ city. This doesn’t just mean a change of background. In one instance, for example, you’re dealing with limited oxygen in a corridor outside the ship; other levels have you exploring more expansive jungle areas. There’s a good amount of variety in the gameplay, too; while you’re mostly following the arrow and shooting anything that moves, a few minigames and boss fights add some spice to the experience. Most enthralling of all, however, are the graphics. This is a beautiful world, and the detail is remarkable. Audio is solid, too, making NOVA a game that’s easy to get lost in.
The controls will be familiar to players of one of Gameloft’s other titles, Modern Combat: Sandstorm. A joystick in the bottom-left controls movement, while buttons framing the screen control reloading/launching grenades/firing/etc. Swiping the screen spins the camera. You can adjust the sensitivity or pick from two other control schemes, but suffice to say that these controls are tight. Add that to the ability to move the buttons around the screen, and you’re set. This is one area where Gameloft definitely delivers.
The single-player mission mode is great, but multiplayer is the icing on the cake. There are no connection problems as in Modern Combat: Sandstorm, and you can play on either local Wi-Fi or Bluetooth with your friends, or connect to Gameloft’s servers via Wi-Fi. Five maps are available, but unfortunately you’re limited to solo deathmatch. Team deathmatch would have been much-appreciated. Four players can compete at a time. It’s a hectic experience, to be sure, and the power-ups and weapons scattered around the map just add to the chaos.
I haven’t experienced any lag whatsoever with the single-player mode or multiplayer. Note that I’m on a second-generation iPod Touch, and I’m pushing 100 apps, so that’s a pretty good accomplishment.
N.O.V.A. isn’t perfect, despite my gushing. The enemies could do with a bit more variety, and the single-player mode doesn’t involve a ton of strategy. You can always sense when an enemy is about to pop up. It would also be nice if there was a faster way to turn around, because getting jumped from behind gets annoying after a bit. And, let’s face it, Gameloft doesn’t get many points for originality; the cloned elements are fairly obvious.
Those minor complaints aiside, this is a phenomenal accomplishment for the iPhone platform. I really can’t fault Gameloft for cloning other games, because hopefully games like this and Avatar will show more traditional developers just how much potential the iPhone platform holds. NOVA has oodles of polish, and it’s incredibly easy to forget that you’re playing a game on your iPod. With a fleshed-out single-player mode and a solid multiplayer option, NOVA has it all. It’s beautiful, the controls are great, and even multiplayer doesn’t lag. If you’re an FPS fan, it’s a must-have…if only so you can make your friends jealous!
