Jay Gadgets

We have come to the conclusion that the iphone is rubbish when it comes to making actual phone calls by doing a little testing. Don't get us wrong the iphone is the best at surfing the mobile web and has the best media player out there,but it just sucks making calls.

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I have been getting a lot of reports telling me that pirate is being monitored by the government. If this is true they would know who is downloading illegal like movies,software,and music. Also if these reports are true it would be the first time that government tried to bring pirate bay down.

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The only direct information about the Verizon Droid comes by way of that aforementioned iPhone-attacking ad. The commercial says the device will have a physical keyboard, interchangeable batteries, and a 5-megapixel camera with a flash. It'll also boast the ability to run simultaneous apps and widgets. Moreover, Verizon says its Droid will be fully customizable and built for open development -- two capabilities notoriously absent from that popular Apple product. The remainder of the info on the Verizon Droid comes to us via vaguely sourced blog reports, primarily from a site called Boy Genius Report. The site claims to have gotten its hands on a prerelease Droid handset (and it has the pictures to prove it). According to the blog reports: • The Verizon Droid will run the Android 2.0 operating system. • It'll be about as thin as the iPhone, with the fastest Android processor seen so far (a Texas Instruments OMAP3430 chip, to be precise) and a 3.7-inch touch screen. • It'll have a custom Motorola user interface different from the MOTOBLUR skin. • The phone will also feature GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0, and a 3.5-mm headphone jack. Verizon's Droid ad suggests the device will be available sometime in November. Pricing information has not been released.

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Cydia’s developer Saurik has put up a lengthy but excellent blog post on Apple’s authoritarian and controlling stance over their hardware, their effort to deadlock the iPhone 3GS from being downgraded and Saurik’s service on Cydia that backs up your 3GS ECID to allow future f/w downgrades. Essential reading if you own a 3GS.

Many 3GS users on are now painfully aware that Apple has stopped signing 3.0 requests and, as a result, they can’t downgrade or even restore to OS3.0. A lucky 50,000 owners managed to save their device’s ECID (unique chip IDs) through Cydia in the brief window that this service was offered before the OS3.1 launch.

However, for those outside the lucky few, all is not lost. A hole in 3.1 has been found and an exploit is being worked on. So the chances for a 3.1 jailbreak are good. Saurik has now reopened his ECID backup facility on Cydia for 3.1 users to ensure they will be able to downgrade back to 3.1 in the future.

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