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Turning Japanese: Free Emoji on your iPhone

Erica Sadun releases Freemoji, an app that enables emoticons on your Apple iPhone.

The release of Firmware 2.2 enabled emoticons (emoji) exclusively for iPhones running on a Japanese network. Thankfully, all other iPhone users did not have to wait long for Erica Sadun to release a solution.

Freemoji is available on Cydia as a free download and will work on any jailbroken iPhone running firmware 2.2.X and up.

Steps to Enable:

1. Open the Free Emoji App
2. Switch Emoji Support to On

Next:

1. Go to Settings
2. Keyboard
3. International Keyboards
4. Japanese
5. Switch Emoji support to ON

To Disable:
1. Open App
2. Switch Emoji Support to OFF

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Update:

SpiceLoop has released iEmoji - Unlock Emoji in the AppStore.

iEmoji replicates the function of Freemoji and additionaly includes a list of “nerd” codes for those looking to add more useless knowledge to their emoji lifestyle.

All iPhones on firmware 2.2.X may now enable emoji by downloading this free app from the AppStore and following the same instructions as Freemoji.

SwirlyMMS 1.2.15 Cracked (Patched)

XSellize Successfully Unlocks SwirlyMMS Version 1.2.15

SwirlyMMS is nothing short of a Goliath when it comes to providing multimedia messaging for the iPhone and iPhone 3G.

Apple has refused to release the all-to common and simple function over countless firmware updates, AT&T has refused to allow any iteration of MMS on Apple products opting instead to run a rumored, daily iPhone MMS disabling agent, and the AppStore has released apps that claim to have answered the demand of MMS for iPhone, but have dubiously fallen short in an unheralded fashion.

If you are desperate for MMS on your iPhone, SwirlyMMS is the only true MMS iPhone application. Unfortunately, there are a few drawbacks.

1. It can only be installed on a jailbroken iPhone (3G)
2. It will rarely work with AT&T*
3. The App is permanently linked to only one iPhone
(if you lose, replace or upgrade your iPhone, expect to repurchase this app)

As far as iPhone apps are concerned, SwirlyMMS is a giant among an army of mini-me’s, yet the practice of repurchasing the app is a questionable method to impose on its users; as an $8 price tag per license can add up.

The AppStore shines in the respect that it records your purchases, so if you were to lose, upgrade or replace your iPhone, you could re-download previously purchased apps for free.

SwirlyMMS is in a position to re-engage in the successful, yet rather underhanded marketing of A Tale of Two Cities. Charles Dickens first released the story in a weekly paper that was purchased, then as a collected works from the paper, then in a leather bound collection, essentially selling the same book to the same group of people three times.

There is also a school of thought that perhaps SwirlyMMS has not established a method of tracking purchasers and therefore is enacting a primitive method of purchasing and non-tracking.

If you find yourself in the position of having broken, lost or updated your iPhone and feel conflicted over repurchasing SwirlyMMS, XSellize and its talented iPhone dev team have released a working solution. The fortress that was SwirlyMMS has collapsed and you can now install SwirlyMMS without repurchasing or downloading a two week demo license.

Goliath meet David.

Steps to Install

1. Add the XSellize Cydia Source to Cydia
(http://xsellize.com/cydia/)
2. Install SwirlyMMS
3. Do NOT change your iPhone date after install

How to Install Manually:
Remove SwirlyMMS from Cydia

1. SSH into iPhone
2. Copy Swirly.deb to /var/root/
3. Open Terminal

Steps in Terminal:
(Type)

1. ssh root@ur.ip.address.here
2. enter password (alpine)
3. dpkg -i Swirly.deb

How to Remove:
1. Open Cydia
2. Manage Packages
3. Remove Swirly Crack Package.

 
 
 
 
 
 
*A great deal of other carriers are supported including FIDO, T-Mobile, Roger, O2, Vodafone, etc.

Copy and Paste on your iPhone

CopierciN by GomerciN is one of two apps* that enable a copy and paste function for your iPhone.

When you open the CopierciN it will take you to a blank page,
select Menu to get to the options:

You can choose where you would like to copy and paste from:
(in the “import text from” section)

Using email as an example:

Find the text you would like to copy:

Hold your finger down and run it across the section, then click Copy:

Hit Clear, then Paste:

Go back to Menu and scroll down to the Export Text As:

Sending through Mail:

CopierciN “Copy and Paste” is available for download in Cydia, only for jailbroken iPhones.

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*The second app, hClipboard integrates itself into your
iPhone keyboard for a more global function.

Disable iPhone Auto-Correction in 3 Easy Steps

Lose the Faulty iPhone Spell Check

Sick of typing a word and having the less-than-brilliant iPhone auto-correction feature butcher it?

Well iClarified has created a solution in Cydia that nullifies the spell check feature.

The only setback, though, is that the double spacebar = a period function is also disabled.

3 Steps to a More Functional iPhone Typing

1. In Cydia (Go to Sections Tab –> Repositories Folder)

2. Install iClarified (You Can Also Manually Add It*)

3. Install Disable Auto-Correction (Should Now Appear in Changes Tab)

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*To Manually Add a Source in Cydia

Installous + iTunes: A Cat and Mouse Story

“Being Able to Sync Hacked Apps Through iTunes Has Been Thwarted”

Notice that you are not able to sync your hacked apps through iTunes. You’re not the only one. It turns out the Apple would not like you to be able to back up your hacked apps.

If you turn on the iTunes sync option, iTunes will proceed to erase your hacked apps. Keep the option set to OFF and sync your iPhone as usual. If you do lose your apps, just go to the Downloads Tab and reinstall them.

Until a workaround is discovered you can back up and restore your apps through AppBackup in Cydia.