Today marks the second launch of the iPhone 4 around the world, where 17 new countries join the original five of the USA, UK, France, Germany and Japan.  If you live in one of the following countries, you should be able to pop out and pick up an iPhone 4 from your friendly, local network

Here is the original: 
iPhone 4 Launches in 17 More Countries, Almost Misses New Zealand, Does Miss South Korea.

When I was at school one of my best friends was a bit of a chess whizz.  He lived and breathed the game, referencing the Grand Masters and their intricate strategic moves, eventually becoming something of a friend/nemesis to the Headmaster, who ran the school’s Chess Club.  I was never good enough to beat him

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Chess Crusades iPad App Review – Fair Fight?

A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) uses to tramsnit audiosignal over bluetooth. This profile defines how high quality audio (stereo or mono) can be streamed from one device to another over a Bluetooth connection. For example, music can be streamed from a mobile phone to a wireless headset or car audio or from a laptop/desktop to a wireless headset.

As far as we know 2G doesn’t support A2DP instead of 3G and 3G, but you can you use that application to tweak your original IPhone to fix this little misunderstanding

Repository http://apt.dmytro.me

A new beta versione of BiteSMS is now avaiable. It only adds emoticons support and the results are pretty cool. Our Western symbols like will be automatically decoded.  To install the new version 2.7 Beta, just add the biteSMS beta repository in your Cydia application. This is the URL to add: http://www.bitesms.com/cydia/beta

There are 8 emoticons for now:

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“CallerID Fix Collection for 2.2” by Carlo Franchino (Frank8) is the ultimate solution for who live in a country that is not present in Settings, Regional Format, and have trouble with Caller ID or SMS when numbers are stored in Address Book with or without international prefix. Here’s a list of supported countries. You can install CallerID Fix Collection from Cydia’s Localization category, throught the iSpazio Repository – Community Sources

iSpazio FlowDock by forevermac, brings the CoverFlow Style on your iPhone Dock. You need to put Safari – Text – Phone – Mail and iPod Applications on your Dock. To install iSpazio FlowDock, launch cydia and search it through the iSpazio Repository – Community Sources

Update: Now you can choose the icons you want on the dock, and download more from this page

dTunes, a new app by Richard Shearman, lets you grab all the free music you’d like, downloaded straight to your iPhone using some magic to combine SeeQPod’s streaming .mp3 service and Jonathan Misurda’s useful Safari Download Plugin.

Download dTunes (available via Cydia now on the MMi repo), and once installed, tap the magnifying glass or the Search Seeqpod button. dTunes will bring up a window with Seeqpod in it – simply search for the music you’d like, and when found, tap the song.

dTunes will bring up a download screen, and pull the .mp3 from Seeqpod’s source to your iPhone. Then head back to the main screen of dTunes, and simply tap the song you’d like to hear to play it! dTunes includes a media player directly in it, so you don’t have to switch applications, etc – its an all in one solution.

And yes, it even works via 3G and EDGE. Great for when you’re out and about, and hear a song you remember you want to grab at home (which I do all the time) – now you can just open dTunes and get it for free.

Please also check out the dev’s site, and send him a donation if ya like what he’s done.

via [ModMyiPhone]

The first one was good, but take a look at this! The new version of iLiberty+ (OS X), version 1.5, has been updated with to include many new features and payloads, from assorted app packs, to a brand new, built in help file. Also, v1.5 comes with a new addition to the menu bar, “Advanced,” which brings options like ‘Enter Recovery Mode,’ and ‘Enable Re-Jailbreak’ right to your fingertips. Available here

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Via http://theiphoneproject.org

As of tomorrow, Sunday, March 30′th, the long awaited project iPhone PWNED will be available to the public! – it’s what we’ve seen on YouTube and many of us have disbelieved. However, it is real and allows for custom unsigned firmware to be flashed on to the iPhone.

Here is a quick rundown interview with the developers:
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