Imam jedno pitanje...procitao sam "skoro" sve postove vezane za iPhone, ali nisam nasao odgovor na ovo moje pitanje a to je da li postoji neki program na foru Task manager-a u kom mogu da ubijem procese i da vidim koliko i koji su procesi trenutno aktivni? Jbg, sorry ako je vec neko odgovorio na ovo, ali ja stvarno nisam nasao....

Treba da instaliraš SBSettings preko Cydie, pa posle kada pređeš prstom preko status bar-a pojaviće ti se jedan padajući ekran gde pored ostalih opcija imaš i Processes.

Hvala...sad cu da probam !

Apple to enable iPhone 3GS FM radio soon?

The iPhone can receive FM radio signals, but it has yet to support FM radio functionality. The iPod Nano can play radio through its integrated FM receiver, heck, it even allows you to pause live radio with the Live Pause feature. What about the iPhone? According to one of 9to5mac’s tipsters, iPhone radio is coming soon!

Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) is supposedly working on an in-house iPhone radio app that will enable the iPhone 3GS to play live radio broadcasts (with Live Pause!) through its currently-crippled FM receiver. Apple’s iPhone radio application is said to run in the background and might even be integrated into the iPhone 3GS’s iPod app. As it stands, the iPhone 3GS FM radio can be used with Nike+ hardware, but stops short of actually playing radio.

The source says that Apple is waiting to integrate the iPhone radio app with iTunes to allow users to find a radio song in the iTunes store and purchase that song on the spot, but only if the song is tagged properly by the radio station.

Radio in my area is a joke, to say the least. Because of that, I really don’t think I’ll get much use out of an iPhone radio app. But, I’m sure there are plenty of radio junkies out there that can’t wait for radio on the iPhone, especially with Live Pause functionality. That is, if this rumor pans out…

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lepe vesti ako je tacno

MMS for iPhone 2G and tethering on OS 3.1.2 explained, not for the faint of heart



Let's be clear upfront that this isn't for the casual iPhone jailbreaker, but if you feeling like living on the edge, you can give your original model an added boost of MMS capability, or any device with OS 3.1.2 the power to tether. Highlighted in a series of tweets today by iPhone dev team lead MuscleNerd, whiterat (for MMS) and two-bit (for tethering) will get the job done, but both require tinkering with the baseband, which is exponentially more advanced and brick-inducing than, say, installing Cydia. Venture forth with the instructions beyond the read links below.


Read - iPhone 2G MMS
Read - OS 3.1.2 tethering

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Da li mi moze netko reci koliko je cijena Iphona 3G 8Gb ili 16 Gb u Americi?

Ima samo 3G od 8 GB i on je $99 uz ugovor...

at&t bi treblao da ga prodaje za 500$ u radnji bez ugovora ali zakljucanog

http://www.wireless.att.com/learn/internet/iphone-faq.jsp

The alleged patent infringement applies to all iPhones since its 2007 launch
Nokia, the world's biggest mobile phone maker, has said that it is suing its US rival Apple for infringing patents on mobile phone technology for the iPhone.
Nokia said it had not been compensated for its technology, and accused Apple of "trying to get a free ride on the back of Nokia's innovation".
The ten alleged patent infringements involve wireless data, speech coding, security, and encryption.
Apple's shares dipped after news of the action broke.
The breaches applied to all models of the iPhone since its launch on 2007, Nokia added.
'Basic principle'
Finland's Nokia said that it had agreements with about 40 firms - including most mobile phone handset makers - allowing them to use the firm's technology, but that Apple had not signed an agreement.
"The basic principle in the mobile industry is that those companies who contribute in technology development to establish standards create intellectual property, which others then need to compensate for," said Ilkka Rahnasto, Vice President, Legal & Intellectual Property at Nokia.
"Apple is also expected to follow this principle."
He added that during the last two decades, Nokia had invested approximately 40bn euros (£36.2bn; $60bn) on research and development.
Earlier this month, Nokia posted its first quarterly loss in a decade amid falling sales.
Analysts said that the poor results had come partly as customers turned from Nokia models to the iPhone and RIM's Blackberry.
Meanwhile, Apple reported profits of $1.67bn (£1bn) in the three months to 26 September - partly due to a 7% growth in iPhone sales.