One, such as a person or document, that supplies information...The same definition applies to the jailbroken term source. A source is a website that hosts packages like games, themes, and other files for Cydia to download. When you type in this website into a computer, you will get a not-so-great looking page but when you type the site into Cydia and install the source, (Cydia then Manage then Sources then Edit then Add) this page gives the information Cydia needs to download more packages from that source.
If you're looking for a theme with lots of icons, Tenuis by Shiizun is right for you. Tenuis has over 2,000 icons created for it. The theme is available in the ModMyi source although this version only has about 40 icons. The iSpazio repo has a calendar mod and a dock flow matching with the Tenuis theme.
Going into the app store now won't show the 3.0 update so you will have to follow theses directions to get Facebook 3.0 now:
Are you tired of slowly dragging icons from one page to another? Well now Jeff Stieler has created a Mac-based application that easily allows you to move around icons on your iPhone or iPod touch. The App runs off of your Mac OSX 10.5 and jailbroken iPhone and supports multi-app dragging.
Apps from PinchMedia and 
Medialytics have recently been found to be tracking iPhone users data similar to what spyware on a computer would do. Applications from these developers can tell the type of your iDevice, if you are jailbroken or not, and your current location when you open the app.[Via Cydia]
It has recently come to the attention of angry Cydia users that they are being watched by many of the applications they have installed from the App Store.
Sites like I-phone-home have been discussing this in detail, leading to a post on the Dev-Team Blog about one provider in particular: Pinch Media.
Pinch Media, however, is not the only tracking provider: on the iPhone alone there are three other companies:
Flurry, Medialets, and Mobclix.
Developers integrate these systems for much the same reason people use Google Analytics: to better understand how their customers use their products.
Unfortunately, due to the restrictions Apple places on their App Store, these providers are unable to directly interface with the users they affect.
Instead, they rely on developers of every single application to document what information is being logged, and allow users to "opt-out" if they desire.
Thanks to applicatons like redsn0w and Cydia, however, these restrictions are no longer important: a system-wide global "opt-out" setting is now possible.
Pinch Media realized this fact, and took the lead in contacting me regarding getting this feature out there to all the users of jailbroken devices: they care.
With BigBoss, we then contacted all of the other providers, getting not only their blessing, but also their technical expertise in disabling their systems.
The result is PrivaCy: a new Settings panel that allows you to selectively opt-out of sending anonymous usage statistics to each of these providers.
This extension was a team effort, and was able to be executed as quickly as it was thanks to the help and interest of the companies involved.
Forget 2D and 2.5D games like Car Jack Streets and Payback, one of the most famed and seemingly epic GTA clones has been released by Gameloft. Gangstar: West Coast Hustle by Gameloft was previously thought to be called Gang$tar but was changed. You can explore over 50 missions with gangs around a fully 3-D Los Angeles. You can drive, fight, shoot, or steal though out the entire game trying to "Get rich or die trying"! I have bought all three generations of iPhones on launch day, but I cannot take it any longer.
In the end, it was rejection of Google Voice from the App Store that drove me to this point, but that was just the tip of the spear. Whether it is their refusal to let other gadgets such as the Palm Pre interface with iTunes, or their Draconian App Store procedures...I simply cannot support them with a clear conscience, which is why I chose to end the life of my iPhone in this manner instead of selling it--after all, who would want to pass on a cancer to another person?
Apple may have fooled the world with their witty commercials and bright t-shirts, but they will no longer fool me. Their approach has helped them gain a sizable chunk of the PC market, but as their popularity grows, people will begin to see them for what they really are--a corporation far more "evil" than Microsoft would ever dream to be.
Apple is turning consumerism into communism. Any entity that enforces such anti-competitive practices and dictates what their paying population can and cannot have without any explanation, consistency, or reason is communistic. It's wrong and I will no longer support it.
Another of Gameloft's very anticipated games has been released to the App Store today. NFL 2010 released days after the fist screen shots were put out to the public. 
