If you’re a Windows person and can’t beg/borrow a Mac from anyone, you might check out iBrickr. Now you can play this game on much prettier handheld appliance. My brother and I had a similar “turn the lights out” game when we were growing up, but it was called Merlin. If you want to impress your fellow geeks, Lights Off was the first native game for the iPhone and it also looks great.
🙂 See the iPhone Atlas guide for screenshots and more info. Walking around with UNIX in your pocket is very nice.
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Finally, if you install the MobileTerminal application, you can experience the joy of typing “ls” on your iPhone. Installing “OpenSSH” and “BSD Subsystem” is also recommended. The “Community Sources” package will give you even more choices for applications to install. Next you want to install the Launcher program (you can only see 16 icons on your iPhone, so installing Launcher ensures that one of those first 16 icons can access other applications).Īfter that, you’ve got a lot of options.
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The short version is to update Installer.app first (touch the “Update” tab). iPhone Atlas has the best walkthrough I’ve seen if you want more details about AppTapp/Installer.app or what to do after you’ve run AppTapp. – Download AppTapp to your Apple computer from Plug your iPhone into your Apple computer and make sure that iTunes didn’t start running. The combination of AppTapp and Installer.app lets you add applications to your iPhone with almost no effort: (By the way, to grab a screenshot of a window on a Mac and save it to the desktop, you need to hit Command-Shift-4, then the space bar, then click a window. On the left-hand side of the screen under “Devices” click on your iPhone, and then on the page that comes up, click so that “Automatically sync when this iPhone is connected” is OFF. You don’t have to type a single command, but you will need an Apple computer (either Intel-based or PowerPC-based works).įirst, plug your iPhone into your computer so that iTunes comes on. Now there’s a program (Installer.app) with a front-end called AppTapp that does everything in a nice graphical user interface (GUI) for you. Even a week ago, you’d see multi-step guides to installing apps on an iPhone. I’m amazed at the pace of iPhone hacking. I’m interested in running third-party native applications on my iPhone, and don’t care as much about unlocking the iPhone to work with other carriers.) (By the way, when I talk about “hacking” your iPhone, I mean closer to “modding”.
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