There were reports of the PwnageTool Bundle being released last week to be tested out within the developer community. It had some issues reported and didn’t work at large for many out there. However the PwnageTool Bundle has finally been released to enable you to jailbreak iOS 4.3 Beta on the iPhone 4.
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There has been quite a lot of Apple lately, with news on the Verizon iPhone 4, Greenpois0n’s untethered jailbreak for the iPhone and the iPad, etc. However the official announcement from Apple came about the release of iOS 4.3 Beta for the iPhone, iPod Touch, Apple TV 2G and the iPad.
Quite a lot of excitement recently with all the news on the untethered jailbreak tools coming this Christmas. Though Comex pulled off the release of his version of the Christmas gift, MuscleNerd of the iPhone dev Team is taking full advantage of the long weekend.
I sort of agree with the pictorial definition of the Web Developers and Web Designers. Though there have been instances when things have been the other way round for each of them.
Are you a Web Designer or a Developer? What are your opinions about the two?
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Thanks Taimur Khan
With developers there is no believing what they might come up with or not. I have been following a few posts from our new blogger, mohsin especially in connection to the untethered iOS 4.2.1 jailbreak. Some updates are that Comex has indeed turned down the chances of the untethered jailbreak coming out this Christmas. However there is some hope even now.
The Guest Post is written by Daniel Offer who writes and is also the owner of the Facebook chat program Chit Chat for Facebook. Chit Chat is essentially a Facebook client that facilitates sending Facebook messages from ones desktop.
Google has recently launched a free service, ‘App Inventor for Android’ and it is causing a big stir. This is a program that claims to allow people with no Java programming experience to design their own apps for Android OS smart phones.
Keep evolving if you are to stay on top of the line. That is what I think and perhaps it comes from Google and its powerful web browser, Chrome. The browser has just got a latest experimental build titled the Chrome Canary and it is in every a threat to users. What makes its threatening or risky? Well Google plans to introduce this build with a bid that changes inducted will be implemented without any user verification. Which means you are the lab monkey testing out changes first up.
Before I head on further, know the risks:
We talked quite in detail about the new PHP that Facebook was set to roll out for its developer’s community. While those were just rumors till yesterday, as today the social network confirmed the release of HipHop for PHP. This isn’t any compiler as I had thought of to be but a source code transformer, which turns your PHP into an optimized C++ and later compiles it in the g++ code.
From the post of Haiping Zhao:
There is some rebuilding taking place within the Facebook platform amongst those developers as the word’s out on rebuilt PHP. That to completely. I am not sure how this turns up, but given that it is bound to be more efficient, developers out there will definitely adopt it as a their primary platform.
Now all this definitely sounds exciting and worth to talk about. I am primarily interested in how this platform actually helps with the development procedures and effectiveness. We all know that developers face some issues regarding notifications about their apps, etc, would this help them with their applications, like adding to them a threaded functionality. Further more it could be more like a development tool for beginners, for example a language tool that assists developers with writing codes easier and the running far more effective. Now if this is what it’s meant to be, I bet it will benefit amateurs like me the most.


