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EPIC!

Via modmyi.com I have been alerted that the Apple App Store has rejected the BitTorrent Controller for iPhone because of Third Party Right Infringement.

No torrentz. No torrentz.

Article here.

-Blaze

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Custom Ringtones for my iPhone

So, I figured out how to place custom ringtones in the ringtone folder inside the iPhone. To view every single file I have on my iPhone I use a 3rd Party Application (MAC) called DiskAid. It's very easy...I just found the folder that said ringtones and placed in my ringtone. But! It wasn't that easy, Apple is clever enough to use an "odd" file format, (m4r) yeah!? I never heard of it either. 

I did research and found out that I should open the song in iTunes. Then create an AAC version of it. Once, I created the AAC version I just dragged it to my desktop. From the desktop I renamed it to song.m4r. It worked and it converted and it said RING in the little icon. So, after that I dragged it right into the ringtones folder. I looked in my settings and saw it was there. It works! YAY! Remember: I unlock and jailbreak ANY iPhone. 

-Blaze

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MY LITTLE MODDED APP

Well, I found an app online for OSX and downloaded it to my MacBook. It quickly spread like wildfire to all my friends. The name of the app was iAlertu. It was a simple app that would ring and take a picture every time someone tampered with your laptop. I figured, "Hey, I can mod this and have a better iAlertu then anyone here!". So, I started playing around with it and found the app and went into the folder that contained the sounds as well as the pictures. It was very simple, each sound file being a .aif, an easy file to convert to in iMovie HD. 

Well, all the files were named something(caralarm.aiff). What you have to do is put together a sound clip and change the name and format to the same thing and replace it. That's it, the funny thing is noone knows how to do it. So, every time someone touches my laptop barking dogs go off versus the default annoying alarm.