Recent content by neurovurt

maybe in the future we can look forward to support for swapping and adding our own samples on the fly? :laugh2:

I hope Apple gets on the ball with this competition, but my guess is they're not quite shaking in their boots just yet. Especially with all their consumers talking about what a failure the Voyager appears to be and how crappy Verizon is. Clearly we need to start Oohing and Aahing over it. Start...

maybe on the other side of the mic?

dunno, but this looks like them, no? http://shop.v-moda.com/p-35-vibe-duo-w-control-playback.aspx

this is posted on page 2 also, btw :wink:

Amen. glad i didn't update

Meh...I'm not seeing anyone lining up in the streets for this.

does the clicker replicate the other functions? single click pause and dbl-click advance?

People still seem to be updating their apps. I'm hoping enough people are refraining from updating that 3rd party developers still deem it worthwhile to keep working. Plus, Apptapp may still be fixed eventually.

Meeeeeeeeee i fancy my phone as it is Thanks. maybe when apptapp gets updated

to make it BETTAR :tounge: Personally I only need mods for two reasons A) Customization: I like to personalize my gadgets like crazy, make them suit me :) B)AIM: gotta be in easy contact when I'm not by a comp, plus I don't have to use SMS There may very well be future apps that improve the...

see above. i totally get it if you don't want to alter the pristine condition of the factory settings, makes total sense to me. but you won't be destroying your phone by modding it.

hmm, good point. well, i found this: http://nanocr.eu/2007/07/03/iphone-without-att/ looks like you can fool an activation, then unlock, but it doesn't appear to confirm whether you can update after doing that. worth a try i suppose

not sure about the unlock, but firmware can be found here: Settings > General > About > Version

Well, there you go... So I think that if you're refraining from modding your iPhone purely because you think your phone may be irreperably damaged by the next update, then you really shouldn't fear... Plus, given the fact that 10%-20% of iPhone owners have modded, if Apple DID do something so...