iTunes Updated to 10.1 for Airplay and Support for iOS 4.2

iTunes has been updated for Airplay and the new iOS 4.2 to be mostly likely released on November 24th. iTunes 10.1 is for both mac and windows users. iTunes 10.1 is safe to use with any jailbroken device. iTunes is 100% compatible with any iOS firmware on any device jailbroken or not. This is just one more clue that iOS 4.2 is just around the corner.

Sn0wbreeze Updated to 2.1

iH8Sn0w has updated Sn0wbreeze to 2.1 to jailbreak and unlock your iPhone or iPod touch. This program is only for windows user. For mac user use Pwnage Tool. With Sn0wbreeze you can add sources directly to Cydia using a computer to make it easier than going into the Cydia app and doing it directly from your iPhone/iPod touch.

Sn0wbreeze unlocks your iPhone without updating the baseband so your iPhone will always be unlocked as long as you update your firmware using Sn0wbreeze. Sn0wbreeze benefits from Greenp0sion or Limera1n because Sn0wbreeze gives you more freedom with unlocking your iPhone and you have the ability to change your boot logo to any picture you want.

iOS 4.2 Delayed Again

iOS 4.2 Supports: iPad, iPhone 4, iPhone 3gs, iPhone 3g, iPod touch 4g, iPod touch 3g, and iPod touch 2g.The new 4.2 which brings a lot of anticipation to the iPad multitasking, the fix the iPhone's security flaw, and the speed improvement for the iPhone 3g is delayed from November 12th to most likely November 24th. The main cause of the delay is the wifi functionality with the iPad.
The iPad can only get to a certain point to connecting to but cant never access the internet. But, hopefully apple solves the problem in a short time and then releases much earlier than November 24th.

Infinity Blade Trailer

Infinity Blade, an amazing-looking game displayed at Apple's last iPod event, has released a new trailer to show off them game.



Remember that just because you see it in the trailer, it doesn't mean that you will be experiencing the same on your actual iPhone

The game is expected to be released this holiday season. The game will be the first to bring the Unreal Engine 3 to the iPod touch, iPhone, and iPad. Let's hope that it will set a precedent for newer games on Apple's devices.

3D Glasses for iPhone and iPod touch

The toy company Hasbro will be releasing a 3D accessory named My3D to use for viewing 3D content iPhone's and iPod touches.

It promises three-dimensional content that offers a 360-degree experience in gaming, virtual travel experiences and entertainment content. It's aimed at both children and adults.

The device, which resembles a pair of binoculars with a slot in which users insert their iPod or iPhone, will be priced at $30. It will be available starting next spring at stores where Apple's iPhones and iPod Touches are available.

The goggles require the usage of separate apps to view the 3D content. This means that not everything will be in 3D.

This may become one of the next biggest 'things' for the iPhone and iPod touch considering that normal 3D viewing glasses cost much more than these, how ever unfashionable they may be.

SkyFire Released

Earlier than expected, SkyFire has released their app into the App Store.

Check out more details on the app by clicking here, or download SkyFire in the App Store for $2.99.

SkyFire: Flash Browser

The SkyFire app for Andriod was submitted to Apple for approval for the App Store. It has now been confirmed that the app has been accepted into the App Store. SkyFire is similar to CloudBrowse in that it will convert Flash video from almost any website and then send it to your device in a HTML5 format. Though now CloudBrowse has become a pay-to-use app.

The app will now be a part of the Safari app, but a separate app that you will need to open in-order to view the Flash video. But, the app does have other useful features, besides the ability to view Flash video, like Facebook link sharing.

The app is set to be released on Friday, November 5, 2010 for $2.99

Video Demo