No, not that Love! That one has no price!

This one. For £255.00!!!
Anyone wonders why?

Devo resistere.

In fondo a cosa mi serve il GPS ed il 3G?
Ad andare piu’ veloce e piu’ facilmente (dato che la copertura 3G e’ di gran lunga superiore a quella 2.5G)?
A poter andare in giro come turista e avere una mappa che mi localizza in maniera ancora piu’ precisa?

Il 2.5G e’ piu’ che sufficiente per: navigare siti web e, soprattutto, email.
Il locationing basato su Triangolazione basta e avanza con uno che ha un buon senso dell’orientamento come me, e permette di imparare anche meglio i luoghi, pur usufruendo della mappa se davvero mi perdo.

Ma… basta un video online di spacchettamenti di quei cazzarielli che fa Mamma Apple, ed io perdo la testa.
Sparatemi in fronte, please! Fatelo per il mio Conto Corrente!

My iPhone is now more “mine”
I’ll proudly show you as soon as we meet.

What? Ah, yeah. Thanks to PwnageTool from the GREAT DevTeam! Carry on guys!

PS Yes, I’ll use it also with my Wind SIM

I received this letter from Apple this morning:

Log in to the iPhone Dev Center and download the third beta version of the iPhone SDK.

Make sure to take advantage of all the development resources available to you in the iPhone Dev Center, including updated documentation such as the iPhone OS Programming Guide, a new tutorial for creating iPhone applications using Interface Builder, and the latest release notes.

I did so (later on) and I followed the full tutorial.
Finally!!!
Now I can use properly Interface Builder for my needs: programming using UIKit is quite difficult on the View side. Instead, using Interface Builder is quite easy to just follow the well known MVC Design Pattern.

Just a little thing to take care: in the sections “The sayHello: Method” and “The String” the tutorial suggest the usage of this “string” object as it is part of the “MyViewController” class. Get rid of it. It’s useless and if you try to compile the code with it, it will give you an “undefined reference” error.
How? If you can’t do that on your own, why are you still reading me?

I was playing with my Jailbroken iPhone when I decided to install OpenSSH and login. 1 minute after I discovered there is a password I should use to login:

• for user root is alpine
• for user mobile is dottie

After I connected to my loved iPhone trough SSH (don’t be impatient: it takes a minute or two for it’s ARM cpu to generate the Keys), I changed straightaway the password for both the above named users (using just passwd).

That practically screwed my Apple jewel: as soon as rebooted it entered in a “Loop Rebooting” status, that made it impossible to use.
Why? Because, of course, it’s a Unix system, and the Graphical Interface itself (and I’m sure also other applications) need to “log-in” in the system. Changing the password in the “normal way” made an un-fixable mess.

So, how to fix this? Simple! Just reset the Phone.
The steps to follow are:

1. Connect your phone to the Mac/WinPC you last synched it
2. Hold down the top right button [SCREEN-LOCK button] and the round bottom middle button [HOME button] for about 10 seconds waiting for the screen to turn off
3. When the screen turn off, release ONLY the top right button and continue to hold until iTunes recognize it and put it in Recovery Mode
4. Follow the iTunes instruction to Recover it
5. Note that iTunes will also ask if you want to restore iPhone in the status it was at the last Sync or just clean it completelly (thanks Apple to be so Great!)

Now my iPhone can be Jailbroken, again!