ACCESSORIES OF IPHONE 4

                                                 

Often most users want to jailbreak iPhone just to install cracked applications. It has been widely believed that jailbreaking is directly promoting piracy and this was one of reason from Apple to illegalize jailbreaking. Though the reason didn’t turned out in Apple’s favor and jailbreaking is now completely legal.

However by jailbreaking you may void your iPhone warranty. Installing cracked Apps was the only reason for you to jailbreak iPhone then here is better way to do it without jailbreaking & voiding warranty.  One of iPhone hacker has created an iPhone App, iPAGod which allows you to install cracked iPhone apps without jailbreaking iPhone.

To our surprise iPAGod doesn’t use any new exploit but it just uses a method created by Apple for developers to share their apps for beta testing over the internet.

iPAGod lets you install cracked Apps on iPhone iOS 4.1 and recently released iOS 4.2 Beta. The app is in beta testing & yet to be released to public and as per iPAGod app developer it may cost around 20$. Below is the demo video of iPAGod,

More information about iPAGod can be found official twitter account. Some of you might argue how one can install iPAGod as Apple wont allow this app in Apple store, Well as per developer this app will be available for download from their website.

We are sure it is just matter of time before Apple fixes the issue and blocks method on which iPAGod works. Please keep in mind Cydia is not created to promote piracy and all iPhone hackers strongly opposes framing Cydia as door to piracy(via 9to5mac).

With the new iPhone 4 launched, PureMobile is making every effort to provide you with the best accessories available from major brands that offer quality products. The following is our current list of products that we carry. Things are changing fast and we add iPhone 4 accessories to the site frequently. If you don’t see what you are looking for, please contact us by live chat, phone or email. We would be happy to provide you with the information and products you are looking for.

Apple has released the iPhone 4 Dock specifically for the new smartphone. The dock can charge the smartphone or sync data when connected to a computer via USB. The dock also connects the smartphone to a TV or projector through audio-video composite or Apple's component cables. There is also an audio-line out port to hear music on speakers.

The iPhone 4 Dock is "compatible only with iPhone 4," Apple specifically states on its Web site. The smartphone's predecessors had a separate design that prevents them from fitting in the dock.
                          
While video chat is a new feature of the iPhone 4, trying to hold the phone while chatting that way could lead to movement in the video. Elago's M2 stand is a good feature-specific accessory that stabilizes the iPhone on a table. The stand holds the iPhone vertically and horizontally.

As the name indicates, the Bumper accessory is a rubber and plastic frame that fits around the smartphone and has openings to the buttons and connectors so the smartphone is fully functional. However, it leaves the screen exposed.

At $29.99, the accessory might be expensive. Equally functional cases from companies like iLuv are available at cheaper prices.

But Apple knows its smartphone well, so users who can afford the Bumper might find it worth the price. It is available on Apple's Web site.

Belkin is offering cases between $25 and $30 that could protect the device and prevent the iPhone screen from suffering scratches. The Shield cases protect the iPhone while providing increased shock absorption and impact resistance. The Verve cases are made of leather, which provides a higher level of protection. The Grip cases don't provide as much impact resistance, but ensure a better grip when using the phone. The cases are available on Belkin's Web site.

The company also offers screen protectors for the iPhone 4.

For users uncomfortable with the iPhone's on-screen keyboard, Apple's Wireless Keyboard could be a more convenient option. The keyboard connects wirelessly to the smartphone so users can type faster and quicker. The keyboard is geared more toward larger-screen devices like the iPad, but it can be used with the iPhone 4. The keyboard is available on Apple's Web site for $69.99.

A cheaper alternative could be Menotek's Flexible Bluetooth Waterproof Mini Keyboard, priced at $29.99 and available on Amazon.com. The device is compatible with iOS 4, the operating system used in the iPhone 4.

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FEATURES OF IPHONE 4

 
We’ve all been waiting to hear about the newest iPhone.  There was much talk of the name, and here we go:  the iPhone 4.

The new features abound on the iPhone 4.  Here’s what we know:
Physical

    Microsim now standard
    Full stainless steel body with glass front
    Proximity sensor for dimming control and auto answer
    24% thinner than previous 3GS

Now, as for those mysterious lines, Jobs explains that they are part of the structure of the phone.  They are in fact part of the antenna system, integrated into the new stainless steel structure of the phone.
Display

    New ‘retinal display’
    960×640 resolution
    Only 22% fewer pixels than iPad

4x greater pixel density, in a new “retinal display” on the new iPhone will create incredibly sharp text.  According to Jobs, “there has never been a display like this”.  The text will appear as you would see it in a fine printed book “unlike anything you’ve ever seen in an electronic display”.

There is apparently no scaling of any of the interface elements, so there is no loss in size.  All of the elements simply look sharper than they did.  326 pixels per inch at a 960×640 resolution.  It’s not a true HD format, but it’s very close.  That amounts to 78% of the pixels of an iPad, carried in your hip pocket.

Jobs suggests that, though the new retinal display will increase the clarity of existing art, developers should spend some time on artwork.
Internals

    New battery
    Quad-band radio
    3-axis gyroscope
    Proximity sensor

Speaking on the internals of the new iPhone 4, Jobs points out a new battery, that gives 7 hours of 3G talk, 6 hours of 3G browsing, or 10 hours if you browse over WiFe.  300 hours of standby time should be enough to please eve @Zee.

Peak transfer speeds, on the quad-band HSDPA/HSUPA network should reach 7.2 mbps down, and 5.8 mbps up, theoretically.

Another incredibly cool feature is the addiction of a 3-axis gyroscope. The new feature will allow developers to work with pitch, roll and yaw, as well as rotation about a gravitational point.  6-axis motion sensing will open up an entirely new world.

There are some other sensors, as well.  Proximity (like the Motorola Droid) will allow display dimming and auto-answer.  A compass and ambient light sensors are also integrated.
Camera Changes

    5 megapixel rear camera
    VGA front-facing camera
    720 HD recording
    iMovie for iPhone

Camera features are now updated with a back-side lightning sensor that will allow better capture of night photos.  As Jobs states: “megapixels are nice, but what cellphone cameras are really about is capturing photos and low-light photography”.  Tap-to-focus and the rumored LED flash are also included.

HD video recording is another question that has been answered.  Full 720p at 30 frames per second will likely be a nail in the coffin to products such as the Flip Mino.

But you can also use a built-in port of iMovie to edit the files directly on your iPhone.  The entire market of mobile video has just changed.  Now you’ll be able to add transitions, photos and even music to your creations, on the fly.  Geolocation features will tag your movies and you can add that information to the file.

The surprising note?  iMove for iPhone will cost $4.99.

With a wealth of new features, could this be what saves AT&T?  Time will tell, but the carrier had best get moving on beefing up the network just that much more.

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