Once you have jailbroken, start cydia and install winterboard, there are plenty of themes available through cydia. If you want to make your own themes you can use Diskaid to access your phones files.NJ x Falkor said:Holy shit the step-by-step with winpwn is incredible. Everything is going very smoothly
Now where do I get all the cool themes from, winterboard??
Superblatt said:OK, so once this thing install Cydia, how do I go about installing the NES emulator?
Judging by the shit posted in this thread all the time, cool themes don't exist.NJ x Falkor said:Now where do I get all the cool themes from, winterboard??
It's in Cydia under "featured packages"Superblatt said:OK, so once this thing install Cydia, how do I go about installing the NES emulator?
Correct.dustytruly said:you can still use a 3G iphone after jailbreaking it right?
unlocking it means you just can't switch it to any other company right?...
enzom21 said:It's in Cydia under "featured packages"
By Natalie Weinstein, CNET
Sat Sep 27, 8:22 PM ET
Apple has made an unlocked version of the iPhone 3G available in Hong Kong, letting consumers pick whichever carrier they so choose.
This is in sharp contrast to Apple's policy for the almost everywhere else on the planet. Unlocked iPhones are rampant worldwide, but that isn't something that Apple has sanctioned.
Freedom doesn't come cheap. The 8GB version is available for about $695 (5,400 Hong Kong dollars), while the 16GB iPhone costs about $798 (6,200 HK dollars), according to Apple's site.
The "iPhone 3G purchased at the Apple Online Store can be activated with any wireless carrier," the site states. "Simply insert the SIM from your current phone into iPhone 3G and connect to iTunes 8 to complete activation."
Ripclawe said:
Not dropping your phone.Buttonbasher said:What's the best Hard case for the 3G?
Cans of Soda share a similar design in concept with sippy cups, and people choose to drink soda out of cans over soda out of cups in many cases. I just would rather be safer, than stupid looking. Maybe a shoebox would do the trick. Graft on a handle, and I'm corporate casual!Liu Kang Baking A Pie said:Not dropping your phone.
Seriously, hard cases are the phone version of the plastic cups with screw-on lids and straws for kids. Just get a screen film and don't act like a clumsy oaf.
Buttonbasher said:Cans of Soda share a similar design in concept with sippy cups, and people choose to drink soda out of cans over soda out of cups in many cases. I just would rather be safer, than stupid looking. Maybe a shoebox would do the trick. Graft on a handle, and I'm corporate casual!
Soft cases then?
Ridin' Raw. Gotcha.Tobor said:It's like putting one of those leather bra's on your car. Don't be that guy.
Ripclawe said:
Oh lord, here we go again with the Asian technology superiority complex again. Is the "Asian Cell Phone Defense Force" going to unite itself against the iPhone now?bardia said:Have you seen the phones they have available in Asia? The iPhone is a joke compared to them and they all cost about the same, if not cheaper than the iPhone. No one would ever get an iPhone on a plan in Hong Kong.
No, not that dumb, you're sweating it a bit and looking for an answer that will keep you from making it worse.pubba said:I just tried the QuickPwn21-1 app and it seemed to work ok, but now my phone is frozen on the pineapple logo (bootup logo)
I've left it for 20 minutes, then held the power and home button till it powered off and now turned it on again - its frozen on that pineapple again
Did this happen to anyone else? I'm looking around for a FAQ or forum online
Sorry for the (most probably) dumb question..
Luck SOB. I have an expensive leather sleeve for my iPhone, and it dropped once from my desk onto the ground. And now I have a nasty scratch half an inch in my screen. And I'm one of those who is extremely careful with his stuffB!TCH said:I don't have a case on my phone and I've dropped it dozens of times. Still works fine with barely any scratches on it.
http://www.dealextreme.com/products.dx/category.501Illuminati said:I'm sure this has been asked a million times, and I am too lazy to go through the thread, is there a store or website selling the protective screen film for a decent price? I just purchased mine last night and the store was selling them for $20, which is ridiculous.
Thank you, you are a scholar and a gentleman.Scotch said:http://www.dealextreme.com/products.dx/category.501
$2.50 for two, free shipping. They also have matte.
Kate is a piece of shit, remove that immediately! Get Cycorder and Mxtube.NJ x Falkor said:Alright, I'm all jailbroken and good to go.
So far I have:
Cydia
Installer
Boss Prefs
Winterboard
NES Emulator
Video Recorder
What else should I get??
I downloaded and installed KATE but it doesn't work. Dunno whats up with that...
enzom21 said:Kate is a piece of shit, remove that immediately! Get Cycorder and Mxtube.
You can download and save the videos with Mxtube. You put them in /var/mobile/Media/ROMs/NES it has to be exactly like that, oh and use Diskaid to transfer files to your phone.NJ x Falkor said:What makes Mxtube different from YouTube??
All these guides are telling me to get BSD Subsystems but I can't find it anywhere? Do I need it?
I also can't get my ROMs to work. I created both folders on the iPhone and SSH-ed the .nes files into the NES folder but they are not coming up when I run the emulator on my iPhone. Any suggestions?
I believe MXTube allows you to save the youtube videos onto your phone.NJ x Falkor said:What makes Mxtube different from YouTube??
All these guides are telling me to get BSD Subsystems but I can't find it anywhere? Do I need it?
I also can't get my ROMs to work. I created both folders on the iPhone and SSH-ed the .nes files into the NES folder but they are not coming up when I run the emulator on my iPhone. Any suggestions?
enzom21 said:You can download and save the videos with Mxtube. You put them in /var/mobile/Media/ROMs/NES it has to be exactly like that, oh and use Diskaid to transfer files to your phone.
Shouldn't be roms be .rom and not .nes?NJ x Falkor said:Yeah thats where I'm putting the .nes files but they still aren't coming up on my phone. Maybe I have bad ROMs
Delete the ROMs folder and create a new one with diskaid.NJ x Falkor said:Yeah thats where I'm putting the .nes files but they still aren't coming up on my phone. Maybe I have bad ROMs
Erm, never mind me.dallow_bg said:Shouldn't be roms be .rom and not .nes?
Unless you're just writing it out that way.![]()
Buttonbasher said:What's the best Hard case for the 3G? At risk of screen break screw-age, I want a good case when I get one next month.
I want your concrete.Phoenix said:I'll put it this way. I have dropped my 3G from about 5 feet onto a hard concrete floor with no ill results of any kind. A hard case for the 3G seems to be a waste unless you are going to drop it from great heights or drop it out the window or a moving car or something.
For a hard case, I purchased a PixelSkin case last night: https://www.speckproducts.com/products/pixelskin/iphone-3g/143. I hope it will bounce off the ground when I drop it out of a hundred story window.Buttonbasher said:What's the best Hard case for the 3G? At risk of screen break screw-age, I want a good case when I get one next month.
Illuminati said:For a hard case, I purchased a PixelSkin case last night: https://www.speckproducts.com/products/pixelskin/iphone-3g/143. I hope it will bounce off the ground when I drop it out of a hundred story window.
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Phoenix said:I'll put it this way. I have dropped my 3G from about 5 feet onto a hard concrete floor with no ill results of any kind. A hard case for the 3G seems to be a waste unless you are going to drop it from great heights or drop it out the window or a moving car or something.
Phoenix said:I'll put it this way. I have dropped my 3G from about 5 feet onto a hard concrete floor with no ill results of any kind. A hard case for the 3G seems to be a waste unless you are going to drop it from great heights or drop it out the window or a moving car or something.