Saurik Updates MobileSubstrate. Skype Issues Fixed… Post from: FSMdotCOM New day, new update in Cydia: MobileSubstrate. MobileSubstrate is a support framework used by iPhone projects like Winterboard and today’s update brings us to v 0.9.3226-1. There’s no official changelog, but one thing is for sure… it fixes all Skype issues jailbroken iOS users had. As you know, Skype polished up their app so it can play nice with iOS 4′s functionality. But jailbroken users couldn’t enjoy the app so far. By installing this update ( which is widely recommended, not just for Skype ) you will be able to enjoy Skype to its full potential. You can find MobileSubstrate for free in Cydia…

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Last Friday, the iPhone 4 was launched in 17 new countries including New Zealand, Spain and Switzerland, however it was originally supposed to be 18 countries but South Korea was dropped at the last minute.

If you’ve been patiently waiting for a network unlock for your brand-new iPhone 4, the your wait is over, and it’s thanks to the Dev-Team and their ultrasn0w crack.

Infinifolders: Add As Many Icons As You Want To Each iOS 4 Folder Post from: FSMdotCOM New day, new app in Cydia: Infinifolders. This tweak was developed by chpwn and lets you add as many icons as you want to each folder, ( breaking the 12-app limit imposed by Apple ) , and access them through a flick up and down.Many settings provide full customization ( no respring required! ) , and resprings don’t mess up your icons. NOTE: Infinifolders works with iOS 4 ONLY… You can buy Infinifolders for $1.99 from Cydia via BigBoss repo…

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HOW TO: Unlock iPhone 3G/3Gs And iPhone 4 With Ultrasn0w Post from: FSMdotCOM YES! iPhone 4 unlock is finally here. The iPhone DevTeam just released their new version of ultrasn0w which will unlock your iPhone 3G/3Gs and iPhone 4. NOTE: T-Mobile USA uses different 3G freq than Apple “says” it supports. So you won’t get 3G , just EDGE. Most T-Mobile users in the USA using the iphone4 after tonight will need to disable 3G mode in Settings->General->Network For those who hand-cut your T-Mobile SIMs and still see “No SIM”, just be patient. Reposition it in the tray & try again NOTE: probably most of you will need to convert their SIM into a microSIM. Nothing to fear about. Read about microSIMs here , and here’s a great tutorial on how to do it. NOTE: ultrasn0w works with: iPhone4 baseband 01.59 3G/3Gs basebands

Infinifolders: Expand Your iOS 4 Folders To Infinity! Available Soon In Cydia [video] Post from: FSMdotCOM Chpwn just dropped a new video showing off his latest app called ‘Infinifolders’. Infinifolders lets you break the 12-app folder limit! Add as many icons as you want to your folders. It will be soon available in Cydia, and it will probably cost $1.99. We will keep you informed. Stay tuned…

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Infinifolders: Expand Your iOS 4 Folders To Infinity! Available Soon In Cydia [video]

If you haven’t already given it a go, cracking your iPhone by using the JailbreakMe.com website is the easiest it has ever been to let the leash off your iPhone, however, as handy though the method is, it has highlighted a potentially problematic vulnerability within Mobile Safari. Here’s the issue.

Jailbreaking Legal, But iPhone EULA Didn’t Change. Apple May Try To Brick Jailbroken iPhones… Post from: FSMdotCOM Even though jailbreaking and unlocking has been 100% legal for over a week now , InformationWeek notes that Apple didn’t change their iPhone EULA. “Apple strongly cautions against installing any software that hacks the OS,” Apple says in a bulletin on its support forum.” “It is also important to note that unauthorized modification of the iOS is a violation of the Phone end-user license agreement and because of this, Apple may deny service for an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch that has installed any unauthorized software,” the note states. The note was published last month, prior to the Library of Congress’ ruling that jailbreaking is not a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and is therefore legal. But the fact that the warning remains on Apple’s support site indicates the company does not believe the ruling supercedes the terms of the iPhone EULA. So, bottom line… avoid ANY future iOS updates. DO NOT update until the community confirms 100% it’s safe to do so…

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