Brian A. Wells, MD, MS, MPH
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Today I’ll be reviewing four useful medical applications for the Apple iPhone: Eponyms, DxSaurus, Lab Values, and ECG Guide. Each of these are good applications in their own right, and each one serves a different purpose in the day to day practice of medicine. Continue reading
Filed under: Informatics, Survival Guides | Tagged: apple, CDSS, ECG, eponyms, ios, ipad, iPhone, lab values, Medicine, mobile | Leave a comment »
Today I’m going to talk about a new and exciting jailbreak tweak called MessageBox. The tweak allows you to enable Facebook’s new Chat Head feature system-wide.
If you’ve been around jailbreaking for any length of time, you probably weren’t surprised to see Chat Heads appear on iOS within such a short period of time. It was even less surprising when I heard who was actually behind the tweak — Adam Bell. Adam is an excellent developer and designer, and he’s come up with some of the community’s most innovative releases. Continue reading
Filed under: Apple iOS, Reviews | Tagged: apple, chat heads, Cydia, facebook, ios, iPhone, jailbreak, messagebox | Leave a comment »
One of the draws of jailbreaking was always the ability to try apps before you buy them. After all, if you’re going to spend $10 on something, you want to be sure you’re getting your money’s worth. Well, as you may or may not know, Installous was shut down some time ago. However, that does not mean the end of the “try before you buy” movement. Let me introduce you to Zeusmos.
Zeusmos is a great deal like Installous in that it lets you download and install apps so that you can try them. Getting Zeusmos is just as easy as getting nearly any other jailbreak app. Here are the steps:
Filed under: Apple iOS, Technology | Tagged: apple, Cydia, Installous, ios, ipad, iPhone, jailbreak, zeusmos | 1 Comment »
A new jailbreak tweak on the scene is called jLauncher and it dramatically reimagines what iOS multitasking can be. While the original iOS multitasking allows the user to quickly swap between programs, jLauncher adds a clock, music, sound, and brightness controls all to one page.
After downloading the program from Cydia, the user is able to assign an Activator action to jLauncher. This can be as easy as a double-press or triple-press of the home button, a swipe left on the status bar, or anything the user chooses.
Once opened, jLauncher occupies the screen. Open apps are displayed on the right, the clock at the top, and music, sound, and brightness controls beneath that. Very convenient.
However, as of now, it is not possible to enter “wiggly mode” from jLauncher. While this is a minor drawback, I would imagine it’s only a matter of time before the developer adds this feature.
jLauncher is available now in the Cydia Store for $1.99, via the BigBoss repository.
Filed under: Apple iOS, Reviews | Tagged: apple, BigBoss, Cydia, ios, iPhone, jailbreak, redsn0w, tweak | Leave a comment »
Dashboard widgets are a feature that Android has enjoyed for a while. And why not? They’re a great idea, and they add tremendous functionality to the screen. DashboardX is a jailbreak tweak that bring this functionality to your iOS device. In fact, DashboardX allows you to use your Notification Center widgets either on a separate dashboard, or on the home screen among your application icons to brighten up the boring home screen. Continue reading
Filed under: Apple iOS, Reviews, Technology | Tagged: apple, Cydia, DashboardX, ios, ipad, iPhone, jailbreak, tweak | Leave a comment »
Our industry is going through quite a wave of innovation and it’s being powered by a phenomenon which is referred to as the cloud. – Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft
Filed under: Apple iOS, Reviews, Technology | Tagged: apple, Box.net, cloud, dropbox, Droplr, Google Drive, iCloud, ios, SkyDrive | Leave a comment »
JotNot Scanner Pro is a simple, easy to use scanning and faxing application for the iPhone. JotNot Scanner Pro allows the user to take a picture with the iPhone’s camera and then edit that picture before converting it into a PDF or faxing it. It supports both single and multi-page faxing as well as providing a coversheet with the user’s information. The faxing service is purchased on an as-needed basis, thus giving it value over monthly services such as eFax. If you infrequently fax, a program like JotNot Scanner Pro is appropriate for you. As with any fax service, confirmations are provided. Continue reading
Filed under: Apple iOS, Reviews | Tagged: apple, fax, ios, iPhone, jotnot, scan, software, Technology | Leave a comment »
iKeyGuard is a jailbreak only program that allows for key logging on the iPhone. While most people typically don’t think of security when they pick up a smartphone, this app should give you pause and make you think twice before using an iPhone. If you’ve ever wondered whether or not there is a keylogger for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, now you know that there is.
For those of you who actually don’t know what a keylogger is: Keyloggers are programs that run in the background on your computer and tap anything and everything that is ever typed on your machine and document it in the form of a log. Continue reading
Filed under: Apple iOS, Reviews | Tagged: Cydia, iKeyGuard, ios, iPhone, jailbreak, key logger, security | Leave a comment »
Original Post – http://cydiahelp.com/top-30-jailbreak-tweaks-of-2011-for-your-iphone-video/
Everyone loves Jailbreak Tweaks for his iPhone, and we showed you too many of them, but this time we would like to introduce the top and the best 30 jailbreak tweaks of 2011 for your iPhone that really everyone must have them on their device. The following list contains some paid tweaks and others free, let’s check out what are they after the jump.
Filed under: Apple iOS, Reviews | Tagged: Cydia, ios, iPhone, jailbreak, redsn0w, tweak | Leave a comment »
The Voice of Reason 