First Third-party Native iPhone Application Available Now

aryayush · 04-08-2007, 12:40 PM

Google Code is hosting the first third-party native application ever for the iPhone. A real full-fledged iPhone application with a graphic user interface and its own icon in the iPhone home screen. Yes, this is not a Web 2.0 app but the real thing, as you can see in the picture and in the video demonstration after the jump.

The application is MobileTerminal, "a terminal emulator application for the iPhone. MobileTerminal.app is NOT an SSH client, nor Telnet for that matter. It can however be used to execute a console ssh-client application."

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WOW! First the TV, and now the iPhone. These coding guys seriously have unrivaled determination. See the video.

aryayush · 08-08-2007, 02:51 PM

iPhone NES: Fast, usable, totaly rewritten

So what happens when someone releases a functional but extremely slow NES emulator? Two of the finest iPhone hackers spend all night re-writing the thing to make it blazing fast and include multi-touch support. Behold the optimized NES App created by NerveGas with help from NightWatch/Patrick Walton. You can download and run the app today and the source will shortly be rolled into the official SVN. iPhone NES: the game for big hearts and small thumbs.

[Via The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)]

Third party applications are coming for the iPhone - thick and fast.

iMav · 08-08-2007, 03:35 PM

http://www.thinkdigit.com/forum/show...&postcount=520

aryayush · 08-08-2007, 05:38 PM

I posted it before you did.

iMav · 08-08-2007, 05:42 PM

nope i beat u to it .... 1:45 am and ur is 12:40 pm

sakumar79 · 08-08-2007, 05:45 PM

Actually, iMav has posted at 1:45 AM (early morning), while you had posted at 12:40 PM (noon) according to time log... So, he has posted it first... But in reality, it makes no difference who posted first... Since the search facility in the forum is very poor it is hard to see if someone had already posted the topic...

Arun

aryayush · 08-08-2007, 05:46 PM

Uh, oh!

Anyway, this is an important development and I think this merits a new thread. I'm sure more native applications are coming for the iPhone now that the initial hurdle is down.

iMav · 08-08-2007, 05:47 PM

ya thats k, iphone depends heavily on wht third party coders come up with ... because if developers accept it customers will turn towards it

tarey_g · 08-08-2007, 06:43 PM

Hackers save the iphone

gxsaurav · 08-08-2007, 07:06 PM

Let hackers hack iPhone first, then Install Linux on it, then Pidgin & Opera/Firefox then Video recording, then MMS, then OBEX, then........I will think of buying

blueshift · 08-08-2007, 10:23 PM

This is kool.

But can someone explain why its called the Jesus phone?

aryayush · 09-08-2007, 11:45 AM

LOL! Because it is from Apple.

aryayush · 13-08-2007, 01:08 AM

Installer.app beta for iPhone: Install, update iPhone apps over Wi-Fi

All sorts of interesting iPhone apps have sprouted up these past few weeks, but unless you're checking out our own Erica Sadun's excellent work with iPhone apps, they can sometimes be hard to find or install. While Apple wants us to keep twiddling our thumbs in anticipation for true apps to come to the iPhone (perhaps they are just waiting for Leopard), a new Installer.app (of course, a beta) could help simplify things by acting as an iPhone app management hub. Installer.app can install and update a good handful of iPhone apps (with more to come, I'm sure) over Wi-Fi, and uninstall them as well.

Of course, you'll need to use command line tools like iPHUC or something similar to get Installer.app onto your phone in the first place, but after that it seems like this is a good solution for endowing your iPhone with new apps until Apple opens things up.

[Via The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)]

iMav · 13-08-2007, 09:36 AM

the iphone is coming back to my list of purchase only if it can resolve the a2dp support and vdo recording

aryayush · 13-08-2007, 10:32 AM

I need these:
1. Fully functional Bluetooth, for file transferring and as a modem.
2. Copy, paste.
3. Sending SMS to multiple contacts together. (Yes, it is not there!)

A few others that I don't quite remember right now.

iMav · 13-08-2007, 11:17 AM

ah! how cud i forget the patented no cut-paste feature of os x

aryayush · 13-08-2007, 11:29 AM

Mac OS X does cut, paste. Don't start over again.

iMav · 13-08-2007, 11:45 AM

ya ya and coke makes engine oil

ax3 · 13-08-2007, 12:44 PM

hackers have already hacked it ................ killer phone is dead now ........

aryayush · 13-08-2007, 01:11 PM

What do you mean?

iMav · 13-08-2007, 01:59 PM

ax3 its been rescued from the clutches of the evil baldy .... now the iphone will work as u want it to and not as jobs wants it to

aryayush · 14-08-2007, 10:23 AM

Videoconferencing on the iPhone Now Working, Wins Iron Coder's First Prize

It looks like videoconferencing is now working on the iPhone using the Wi-Fi connection and its built-in camera. Ken and Greg Aspeslagh claim that they created the application at the C-4 Developer Conference's Iron Coder Live this weekend, winning first prize. As you can see in the gallery, the hack also involved a strange peripheral: a periscope.

I have to say that I didn't expect this one at all because the iPhone's camera is obviously looking in the wrong direction for videoconferencing, but the Aspeslaghs converted one of the devices they already sell through their company, called the Huckleberry Mirror, into an iPhone stand. And indeed, it works great even while the device they are using is too big to be practical.

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aryayush · 30-08-2007, 01:14 AM

iPhone double header: First native IM client AND first native IRC released

Big news today on the iPhone development front. This morning brings the release of both a native instant messaging client and a native IRC client.

Apollo IM just entered Version Negative 1, an early beta release. It is available as well via Installer.app. Apollo IM has been developed by "Arminius" and offers iPhone-native instant messaging capabilities. Future releases will support file transfer as well as MSN/Yahoo/Jabber/Gtalk support. Read more...

[Via The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)]

Install applications on your iPhone without hacking

Good news everybody! Have you wanted to try out all those great-sounding third-party iPhone applications? Did the hacking part of it put you off? NullRiver has released a simple iPhone GUI installer for Mac OS X.

Download the latest version of AppTapp installer to your Mac and then dock your iPhone, quit iTunes, and launch the program. The software downloads a copy of the latest Apple Firmware; you choose whether you're using Firmware 1.0.0, 1.0.1 or 1.0.2. It takes a few minutes to download the files from Apple using a good connection and then the software copies some files to your iPhone. When finished, your iPhone restarts and the Installer app appears on your iPhone home screen. The Installer application gives you access to nearly every third party application that has thus far been released by iPhone developers. I tested the entire install procedure on my G4 Mac and it worked flawlessly. Read more...

[Via The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)]

Basically, the iPhone now allows native third party applications. God, I want it!

iMav · 30-08-2007, 01:59 AM

the iphone always allowed third party applications but a baldy that goes by the name of steve jobs didnt want it to be USP which our in-house salesman has made into 1 .... going against the ruler eh arya ...

aryayush · 30-08-2007, 09:00 PM

iFuntastic v3 Released: You now have permission to go nuts

The moment you've all been waiting for has finally arrived. iFuntastic version 3 is here, and chock full of new features. Of course, the biggest feature request of all has been fulfilled - support for PowerPC processors. It also includes a real file browser which allows installing apps, uploading NES ROMs, and other miscellaneous files. But that's just the beginning.

One of the most important new features in v3 is "Unshackling". No longer will you have to un-jail and re-jail your iPhone for every modifiaction. Once you unshackle, you're free to make any modifications you please while simultaneously maintaining iTunes' ability to access the phone. Very sweet. Read more...

[Via iPhone Alley]

iMav · 30-08-2007, 09:05 PM

isnt it rather surprising to see arya jumping like monkey all around posting news about softwares that legally shouldnt exist for the iphone

gxsaurav · 30-08-2007, 09:07 PM

@ iMav

2 reasons

1) He has nothing else to post

2) He has realised that we were right with lack of feature support in iPhone which makes iPhone an iUseless.

aryayush · 01-09-2007, 07:09 PM

Scrolling iPhone dock smashes through 16-icon home screen limit

The iPhone home screen doesn't scroll. This 16-application limit is just a reality most users have come to accept. Third party developers have turned to launcher apps that search for additional applications and let you choose one from a list. Today, Nate True introduced an iPhone mod that smashes these launchers into yesterday's news.

True's Dock package loads your entire application collection into a single usable list that appears directly on your homescreen. Just use a finger to scroll the bottom row of icons left or right and tap the application you want to launch. Read more...

[Via The Unofficial Apple weblog (TUAW)]