Tag Archives: iOS Devices
How to enable HDR Photo capturing feature on iPhone 3G and 3GS
If you have a jailbroken iPhone, then you can make the most out of the amazing feature HDR(High Dynamic Range) in iOS 4.1. The following step by step instructions will guide you how to enable HDR photo capturing feature on iPhone 3G/3GS:
Step #1 Via an SSH connection, you will first have to plugin your iPhone to your PC
Step #2 If you are using iPhone 3G, then search for this file /System/Library/CoreServices/SpringBoard.app/N82AP.plist and save it locally on your computer. Else, if you are using iPhone 3GS, then search for this file /System/Library/CoreServices/SpringBoard.app/N88AP.plist and save it to your computer.
Step #3 With the use of a text editor, open the file you saved in Step #2 and insert the line of under ‘Capabilities’ as shown below:
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Step #4 Now, simply save the file and replace it on the device with the modified version of SSH/SFTP software that you had used earlier to download the file.
Now, either re-boot your device and simply restart the Springboard.
Step #5 There you go! Now, you will have access to the HDR setting in the iPhone camera application.
Google TV Remote App is available for iOS devices now
The much awaited release of Google’s TV remote control application for iOS devices is over now. Last December, the same app was released for Android devices. The app works amazingly great! Simply put, it turns your iOS device into Google TV remote control. Right through your phone, you can do every single thing needed to control Google TV, like there is a mouse pad, arrow keys and buttons. You can share videos and web pages from your phone with your TV in absolutely no time. Also, Google Voice Search is a great feature for searching content on your TV using your voice.
The Google TV Remote App is available for free download at the iTunes App store. Also, it is compatible only with devices running iOS 3.0 and above.
Apple officially claimed its working on gesture-based lockscreen for iOS
We knew it was coming up and today, Apple intelligence officially claimed that it is working on a new Android like gestures based lock screen for its next major version of iOS. The new feature works by having the user set up a definite pattern and in order to access the phone, the same pattern has to be entered instead of the usual password or passcode. The new type of lock screen is already being tested by 9to5 mac.
Because of the fact that the new lockscreen style looks absolutely identical to Android’s interface, there is no official word from Apple if it is planning to push this new feature in the next iOS update or in the future. There are also rumours that Apple might incorporate it in the upcoming iOS 5.