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The cooky hacking kids over at IRC channel #iphone claim to have gained full ownership of the iPhone filesystem. In an update titled “How to Escape Jail,” they highlight the technical steps required to enable custom ringtones, wallpapers and more for your iPhone. They have not released a tool for general consumption — yet —
Well recently getting a grandcentral invite I was planning on writing up a review - this is more likely to come to tomorrow. In the interim I thought I would offer up some phone service solutions for the rest of your voip technology habit
Free 1-800 phone calls to any listed number. Here is the essence f this trick - call the phone number 1-800-FREE411 - this takes you to an ad supported 411 service. After you dial the 800 number and listen to the ad it then takes you to directory service - you put in the customer you wish to contact and it then connects you for free. Added bonus to this - Skype allows you to call 800 numbers for free even if you are not subscribed to SkypeOut. So if you have a microphone on your computer you can call anyone as long as they are not unlisted for free.
Free International calls - there are supposedly 2 ways (here and here) to do this. Both use the same service- and this is a way for your cell phone subscribers to get around international fees on the go.
Using your grandcentral number to receive text messages
Getting grandcentral on your cellphones web browser by going to this site in your cell phones browser. If your cell phone can play MP3’s it is able to play your messages from the site itself.
If you have the 5 Faves plan from t-mobile and don’t care about caller ID from the true caller to grandcentral here is a neat trick to lowering your monthly bill.
Here is another service not as complete as grandcentral that allows you a free voicemail box. It is run by netzero. Essentially all this is good for on the free side is the ability to have a disposable VM box.
Another competitor offers free incoming calls to AIM - maybe add this number on your grandcentral list?
And in closing we’ll end with another great Google service - Goog411.
OK I managed to do more then a triple - but I hope some of these tricks might help you out. (via Creeva’s World 2.0)
Well recently getting a grandcentral invite I was planning on writing up a review - this is more likely to come to tomorrow. In the interim I thought I would offer up some phone service solutions for the rest of your voip technology habit
If you asked most MySpace-haters what’s their problem with the service, they’d probably say: it’s ugly. Meanwhile, people tell us they are switching from Twitter to Pownce because it’s prettier and easier to use. For those who prize beauty above all else, we brought together 10 of the prettiest social networks.I know some people are sitting on the fence for this one - so I thought I would throw up this link
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Boy, if this is the future of gaming on the iPhone, then someone had better order up a load of bifocals and a side of patience, because just watching this gave us a headache.This is a sad new world
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With the advent of iTunes 7, Apple split what used to be a monolithic Library entry into several distinct libraries: Music, Movies, TV Shows, Podcasts, and Radio. While I think this makes sense in general, there are times when you’d like to be able to browse your entire collection of stuff without picking between libraries.
Follow the link for the first steps before the end of the locked Iphone
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The ‘nothing to hide’ argument is quite prevalent. Is there a way to respond to this argument that would really register with people in the general public? Professor Daniel Solove examines the “nothing to hide” argument in this short essay.
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