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IPhone Tweaking

Send notes from one iPhone to another using sound

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Tin Can
29 April 2009
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The Tin Can app takes advantage of the iPhone's audio ports to send and receive messages using sound. This deceptively unadorned app points the way to jailbreak-free hardware solutions for the iPhone -

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External keyboard for iPhone from our own iPhone Hacks--no jailbreaking needed!

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Hackzine.com
26 March 2009
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The authors of the brand new iPhone Hacks have posted one of the coolest hacks from the book: using a Cypress PSoC to connect an external serial keyboard to the iPhone, without jailbreaking. The great thing about this hack is that it can be adapted for other serial devices, including TTL serial, and the authors show you how to do all this in Chapter 12 of the book. It's amazing stuff. I built the circuit myself to test it out when I was tech-editing the chapter, and it really blew me away:

A number of industrious individuals have achieved what to some is the holy grail of iPhone accessories: an iPhone keyboard. But most have done it in a very hard-to-repeat manner, and few have shared the methods they used.

Expanding on their audio port modem, PerceptDev engineers Zack Gainsforth and George Dean developed a hardware and software solution that allows infrared keyboards to be used for typing on the iPhone, using less than $20 of electronics.

Zack used a Cypress PSoC microcontroller to emulate a simple modem, and then expanded it to detect an infrared signal or read from a USB host controller, which converts this signal to FSK for transmission to an iPhone.

iPhone Keyboard - no Jailbreaking required, using 2.0 SDK.

Iphone-unlocktool blijkt niet voor iedereen te werken

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Olaf van Miltenburg
02 January 2009
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Het iPhone Dev Team heeft zijn applicatie om de iPhone 3G te unlocken gepubliceerd, maar het blijkt om bèta-software te gaan die lang niet bij iedereen succesvol zijn werk doet.

iphone lockHet iPhone Dev Team maakte half december bekend op oudejaarsdag een tool te publiceren waarmee de iPhone 3G simlockvrij gemaakt kan worden. Als bewijs dat de zogenaamde Yellowsn0w-software werkt, gaven de hackers een week later een demonstratie op video. De beloofde publicatiedatum is het team nagekomen, maar het lijkt er op dat slechts een deel van de gebruikers zijn toestel succesvol kan unlocken.

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