March sale

My 2-year full-time national service is coming to an end in 2 months. This chapter of my life ends, and so begins a new chapter: university. I have decided to sell some of my stuffs to have a fair bit of money in my savings for uni.


1.

Magnum Spider 8.1 Hydro HPi
Size US 9.0
Brand new, in box.
S$160 neg

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2.

Aquasphere Seal XP
Black, smoke lens.
Used once. Bridge area is a little too wide for my narrow nose.
S$30

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3. Sideshow Collectibles
Star Wars Shocktrooper 12'' [photo to be uploaded]
Brand new, in box.
S$200

4. Sideshow Collectibles
Star Wars Black Hole Stormtrooper 12'' [photo to be uploaded]
Brand new, in box.
S$300

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5. More items for sale to be listed. Do bookmark this page for updates!


Interested buyers, do contact me at 97766602.
Alternatively you can also email me at vinsonphilipkang@gmail.com (I will only access my email at night)

What gives

Yes, I know I haven't been blogging for months.
Gonna start blogging again, for real.
For starters:

01 leave day convert to off
03 leave days
09 off-in-lieus
02 public holidays (Good Friday, Labour Day)
55 more working days to ORD!
Not that I'm looking forward to it. But more in the next post...
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Location:In train on the way back to camp

Finally sorting out all my documents and files proper for migration assistant. If not for the rain, I'll be out riding now. Cos I'll be exchanging my backlight-bleeding 24" iMac soon!

Updates soon. Out.

Someday I want to meet Robert Pattinson in front of a bunch of screaming Twilight fans and shout "Oh My God! It's Cedric Diggory!"

- From MLIA

Daiso @ Nex

I frequent Nex shopping centre more often than town for the convenience of its location (as quoted from my best friend Tom, "weekend time in the army is very precious"). Unless I absolutely have to buy or eat something at town which Nex doesn't offer. Otherwise, weekends are usually spent at home watching tv shows like House MD, How I Met Your Mother, and/or catching a movie at the cinema.
(Boring right? Really wishing I could ride my inspired)

Anyway I was at Nex last night with Dinesh, and it's crowded as usual. And then Dinesh said,
"They should have a Daiso store at Nex, so all the crowd would be in Daiso instead."

Limitless and aLOKSAK

Watched Limitless last night. I'm not surprised that the zip-lock bag used in the movie is actually aLOKSAK, a tough waterproof zip-lock bag with a patented leakproof/airtight seal, tested and approved by the Navy Experimental Diving Unit.

iPhone alarms not working come New Year's Day 2011

Link: http://m.engadget.com/default/article.do?artUrl=http://www.engadget.com/2010/12/31/psa-iphone-alarms-not-working-come-new-years-day-2011/&category=classic&postPage=1
BY JOSHUA TOPOLSKY
POSTED DEC 31ST 2010 09:03PM

We're not exactly sure of the cause of this fancy new issue affecting Apple's super cool iPhone line of cellphones, but apparently you've got trouble come 1/1/2011. According to an explosive stream of frustration-filled tweets on the Twitter microblogging service, when the clock strikes midnight, one off alarms will cease to sing out. The issue sounds eerily similar to recent Daylight Savings Time trouble we witnessed back in November, although we saw both repeating alarm and single alarm failures.

So how can you fix this potentially life-ruining problem? Well until Apple patches its OS -- and it's currently unclear if this is just iOS 4.2.1 or earlier versions as well -- you can simply create a recurring alarm at the time you need to be woken up, and then disable it once your dreams are completely ruined. We're taking a deeper look into the issue and have contacted Apple -- if we get more news, you guys will be the first to know. In the meantime, feel free to commiserate in comments, and... happy new year?

Update: 9to5 Mac says that the bug will get fixed all by itself once the calendar hits January 3rd. We haven't confirmed this, but if it turns out to be the case, that's pretty good news. In less good news, the issue seems to be affecting iOS 4.1 and 4.0.2 as well.

iPhone alarm not working

Ahhhh great, come 1st Jan 2011, our iPhones' alarm cannot work until the next iOS update. However, you can get around this by setting it as a recurring alarm.


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Thursday, July 29, 2010

I shall be leaving home in 15 minutes, for my long-awaited enlistment.!

Nothing much to blog about now, except for my new Get Uncommon iPhone custom slider case, and the new Apple Magic Trackpad. But I'll blog about them when I book out on the following week. Until then...

Working at Diesel

Working in the retail line was duper relaxed as compared to f&b. Thankfully the Diesel store isn't as busy as AX, which is just beside us. One thing is for sure, I don't have to sweep and mop the floor every night like in NYNY, but we do have to vacuum the floor every Sunday as the cleaner is off. And me being a duper neat person, I actually enjoy folding clothes, and keeping the store tidy. Perhaps the only shitty part is serving arrogant customers, but you can never avoid such people in the service line.

Though I've only worked there for 6 weeks, I certainly did enjoy myself very much. If not for my workmates Arcbar and Xin Yee, work would definitely be very boring. Oh speaking about workmates... We have two supervisors, Sani who is gay, and Amy who lives across the road from me. Then we have Angela who is my sister's irksome classmate, and she's equally as irksome at work as well. And not forgetting Arcbar and Xin Yee, my two best buddies at work! We talk ALOT.

I bet you cannot believe the silly things Arcbar and I did at work: Playing with our Nerf guns, shooting the foam darts at the picture of a model. Playing on our iPhones. Throwing a paper plane which I folded and it flies really well too. Throwing bits of rolled-up paper up into the fore-ceiling. Just to name a few. However I didn't get a chance to throw my paper plane up into that fore-ceiling. :P

Work was very fun, and I'm sad that it ended so fast. Nonetheless it was a very good experience, as I never thought I would work in a retail line.

Sunday, July 25, 2010

Today was my last day at the Diesel store. But I'll blog more about all my work experiences tomorrow!

Anyway. Got home at 10.10pm, and just had my dinner. I am so tired, I only ate half of my dinner.

Oh and if you notice, it's 3 more days till my enlistment! I'm duper excited! Two days before my initial enlistment date (June 7th), I received a letter stating that it is postponed till July 29th. That's where I set the counter, counting down from 56 days. Can't believe time passes so fast! And yes, before I know it, it would be 2012. ;)

Okay off to sleep now. I'll wake up when I wake up!

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iTunes 9.2 Released : Not Safe for Spirit Jailbreakers

A month ago, Apple updated iTunes from version 9.1 to version 9.2. With iTunes 9.2, you could download and upgrade your iDevice to the new iOS 4.0 firmware.

With this update comes some warning notes for the Jailbreak community, as iTunes 9.2 is not fully compatible with the recent Spirit Jailbreak tool. It is currently recommended to stay away from iTunes 9.2 all together unless you have the need to be on iOS 4 GM. If your not familiar with this, then stop what your doing and simply wait this one out.

If you have not yet jailbroken your device and have iTunes 9.2 installed already, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO JAILBREAK. Your device will go into an infinite boot loop.

If your iDevice is already jailbroken with Spirit prior to iTunes 9.2, then you shouldn't have any problems, but we still recommend to stay away from this update for now. Comex is aware of this and is looking into the issue further to see if he can't patch things up. Patience my friends.

IF your using tools other than Spirit, The iPhone Dev Team has confirmed there are no problems with PwnageTool or RedSn0w with the new iTunes 9.2. So those are you best bet for jailbreaking tools if your already on iTunes 9.2 and need to jailbreak.

However, it is important to note that if you are downgrading, in order to upgrade to a jailbroken iOS 4.0, you MUST be on 3.1.2. The only jailbreak for 3.1.3 is Spirit, which is NOT compatible for upgrading to iOS 4.0 jailbroken.

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blackra1n jailbreaks all iPhones (up to the old 3GS) and iPod touch (up to 3G) devices running iPhone OS 3.1.2 (although the iPod Touch 3G is tethered; it must be plugged into a computer, and blackra1n must be run to boot the device every time it shuts down).

blackra1n is quite safe to run on iTunes 9.2. I jailbroke a friend's iPhone 3G with blackra1n on my Mac with iTunes 9.2. But don't take my word for it. I'm not responsible if your iDevice gets screwed up from a bad jailbreak.

Saturday, July 17, 2010

Thunderstorms and a low 25degC. It's gonna be a really chilly morning! Gonna snug in my hoodie on my way to work later!

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How to downgrade your iDevice

Here is a quite detailed tutorial on how to downgrade your iDevice. I am sorry I am biased, as this post is for Mac users. There is a slight variation in the instructions for PC users.

As you all know, you will loose your jailbreak and unlock when you upgrade your firmware, until a new jailbreak tool has been developed. Unfortunately there are still many people who despite several warnings, still upgrade their firmwares and loose their jailbreak. Or those who realise they are not yet ready for iOS 4 for various reasons; iPhone 3G users who upgraded to the new iOS 4.0 and find that it is slowing the performance of your iPhone 3G, or because most of the Cydia apps aren't compatible with the new iOS 4.0 yet.

Fortunately you can downgrade. But before you proceed to the instructions, do check if your iDevice is eligible to downgrade:

If you have not jailbroken your iDevice before, than I'm sorry, you can't downgrade to an older firmware.

If you have a jailbroken iPhone 3GS, iPod Touch 3G, or iPod Touch 2G (MC-model), be sure to have saved your SHSH blobs on Saurik/Cydia's server.
You can tell if you have SHSH on file by opening Cydia and seeing a message similar to this:



If you are 100% sure you have this message, and recall choosing the "Make My Life Easier" option when you first launched Cydia, then it's time to proceed. If you unfortunately do not have these saved, and are already on iOS 4, then there is nothing you can do.

Ok, so you made it past the hump. You have SHSH blobs on file via Saurik's Cydia server, which means your going to be able to downgrade just fine. The next question is, which firmware would you like to downgrade to. In my case, I have SHSH blobs on file for 3.1.2 and 3.1.3, meaning I can downgrade to either 3.1.2 or 3.1.3.

While it is highly recommended to restore to 3.1.2, some of you may not have that option, but only use 3.1.3 as a last resort. However, it is important to note that if you are downgrading, in order to upgrade to a jailbroken iOS 4.0, you MUST be on 3.1.2. The only jailbreak for 3.1.3 is Spirit, which is NOT compatible for upgrading to iOS 4.0 jailbroken.

For iPhone 3G and iPod Touch 2G (non-MC model), you don't need SHSH on file to downgrade. You can downgrade to any firmware version.

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Now that we've got this far, its time to begin:


Step 1: Modify the Hosts file

In order to trick iTunes into connecting to Saurik's server instead of Apple, we need to modify the hosts files. This applies to both Windows and Mac users. By doing this, we are able to get iTunes to think that our iDevice is eligible for a downgrade. Normally when a new firmware is released, the older firmwares are no longer signed by Apple, thus preventing downgrading, but by connecting to Saurik's server, we bypass this issue.

On your Mac, open Finder, and choose Go from the toolbar, and then Go To Folder. Type in the following: etc/

A folder should pop up, and inside you'll see the hosts file. Open this file with textedit and add the following line to the bottom:

74.208.10.249
gs.apple.com

Save the hosts file without the .txt extension. You will be prompted for your admin password. If you can't save the file as it is a system file, drag it out to the desktop, save it, and drag it back into the etc/ folder.


Step 2: Installing the firmware

Now put your iPhone in DFU mode, I would like to emphasis that you should put it in DFU mode not Recovery mode.

Press on the Option key on your keyboard and then click restore on iTunes. Specify where you've saved the downloaded 3.1.2 firmware, and the downgrade begins.

Some of you may not have any problems from here, but some of you will end up in recovery mode by the end of it.


Step 3: Getting out of recovery boot loop

Let the iphone reboot and the Connect to iTunes screen appear. Don't panic!! This is normal. Your iDevice is already restored to your preferred firmware. Now we just need to force the phone out of recovery mode. Download iRecovery.

To start iRecovery on Mac, simply open the command line applicaiton (Terminal), and then DRAG the iRecovery file (for Mac) from the location you've extracted it and DROP it inside the Terminal window and add to the end of the command line that is automatically written '-s' so it should be 'irecovery -s'.

When you are left with command line empty, type in the following :
setenv auto-boot true "hit enter"
saveenv "hit enter"
/exit "hit enter"

Reboot your iPhone by pressing and holding the sleep/power button and the home button until the iPhone display turn off.

Have a SIM card inserted in your iPhone. While the iPhone is still connected to your computer and iTunes running, start your iPhone normally by pressing on the Sleep/Power button.
Wait until the iPhone get ACTIVATED by iTunes and then you can jailbreak it by any method you'd like.

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Compiled and editted by Vinson Philip Kang.
Credits:
http://modmyi.com/forums/iphone-news/715653-guide-how-downgrade-ios-4-a.html
http://modmyi.com/forums/3g-s-downgrading/699990-downgrading-3-1-3-3-1-2-fixing-no-service-issue.html

Vinson's iPhone back on jailboken 3.1.2 via PwnageTool

Two reasons why I downgraded back to a jailbroken OS 3.1.2.

About two weeks after I upgraded to OS 3.1.3 in June, I updated WinterBoard and SBSettings. iOS 4.0 was released that week many Cydia apps had major updates for 4.0 compability.
And after I updated WinterBoard and SBSettings, there was a glitch in my iPhone. The dock image was positioned in front of the dock icons, thus hiding them from view. In addition, the dock icons were also shifted upwards to where the page indicators are.

Consulted google and found someone having the same problem on modmyi. He was on a jailbroken 3G on iOS 4, but only the dock icons were shifted up.
The next day, he found a solution: navigate to /System/Library/CoreServices/SpringBoard.app, and delete/replace the SBDockBG.png image file.
It worked for him, but it only shifted my dock icons back down. I replaced it with my custom dock png image but my dock icons were still hidden.

At work, I told Arcbar to update his WinterBoard, and his was fine. Also checked with Bryan and Brandon, and they also had no problems. The only way out for me was to restore, or create a transparent dock png image, or wait for the next WinterBoard update.

Then at night, there was another update for WinterBoard. The glitch was removed! But I decided to restore anyway, downgraded back to 3.1.2, and then jailbreak with PwnageTool.

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PwnageTool works by creating a custom jailbroken IPSW (iPhone software) file, and then you restore your iDevice to that respective custom firmware. Should there be a firmware upgrade, like the new iOS 4.0 for example, I just have to create the custom 4.0 IPSW with the updated PwnageTool 4.0.1, and install it as above.
For other jailbreak tools like blackra1n and Spirit, you'll have to restore to the latest firmware and then jailbreak it with the new tool, which is a tad more troublesome.

Especially since my iPhone 3GS is having the old bootrom, and I can downgrade back to 3.1.2. Not to mention I can upgrade to iOS 4.0 via PwnageTool when the 4.0 compatibility list for Cydia apps is complete.

iPhone iOS 4 jailbreak

June 21st, 2010, Apple has finally released the very final version of iPhone OS 4 (now renamed to iOS 4.0). The iOS 4 was also jailbroken, on the very same day itself.

Apparently, there is an unofficial version of PwnageTool (4.0) out in the wild which can jailbreak iPhone 3GS (with old bootrom and already pwned on 3.1.2) on the latest iOS 4 firmware.
iPhone Dev Team, the creators of the original PwnageTool has confirmed that this version has been modified and redistributed without their permission, and most importantly, it doesn’t patch some important files which are required for the ultrasn0w unlock to work properly.

The iPhone Dev Team has just updated PwnageTool to version 4.0.1, bringing fix for iBooks on iPhone which was problematic on pwned and hacktivated iOS devices running iOS 4.

Again, this PwnageTool 4.0.1 supports iPhone 3GS (old bootrom and already jailbroken on 3.1.2), iPhone 3G and iPod touch 2G (non MC model). Jailbreak instructions for PwnageTool 4.0.1 are exactly similar to the last release i.e. PwnageTool 4.0.

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Some important notes from Dev-Team’s blog. MUST READ:

iPhone 3GS

Currently, PwnageTool only works on previously jailbroken 3GS devices with the old bootrom.

You need to be on 3.1.2 firmware and jailbroken (other than Spirit). If you need to downgrade back down to 3.1.2 make sure you have you SHSHs on file in Cydia for 3.1.2.
Create the 4.0 IPSW with PwnageTool 4.0.1 and restore with your jailbroken iPhone in DFU mode.

If you are on firmware 3.1.3 and jailbroken with Spirit you can NOT go directly to jailbroken 4.0.

If you are on 3.1.3 or 4.0 and can't downgrade to 3.1.2 because you don't have your SHSHs on file you currently, then you can NOT currently jailbreak 4.0.

If your iPhone 3GS has the new bootrom you can NOT currently jailbreak 4.0. You can figure out what bootrom you have by running f0recast, if it says Tethered Yes then you can NOT currently jailbreak 4.0.
Wait for a new jailbreak tool to be released. Don't ask me when, I don't know.



iPhone 3G

If you have a jailbroken iPhone 3G at 3.1.2 (but not jailbroken with Spirit) then you could create the 4.0 IPSW with PwnageTool 4.0.1 and restore in DFU mode.

If you have an out of the box iPhone 3G you should restore using a pwned 4.0 IPSW in DFU mode

If you have a jailbroken iPhone 3G at 3.1.3, it is very possible that this can fail from recovery mode, if this failure happens you will need to restore using DFU mode.

As an alternative to PwnageTool, you can use redsn0w on iPhone 3G (on both Windows and Mac).



iPod touch 2G

If you have an iPod touch 2G (non-MC model) that is jailbroken (but not with Spirit) then you can restore in DFU mode.

As an alternative to PwnageTool, you can use redsn0w on non-MC iPod Touch 2G (on both Windows and Mac).

IMPORTANT! Whenever you need to enter DFU mode, you will need to do so using PwnageTool.

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If you meet all the requirements above, simply follow the guide posted here to jailbreak your iPhone 3GS, 3G or iPod touch 2G using iOS 4 custom firmware.

http://www.redmondpie.com/pwnagetool-4.0-jailbreak-ios-4-iphone-3g-3gs/

or

http://modmyi.com/guides/how-jailbreak-iphone-3gs-4-0-pwnagetool-os-x/

Vinson's iPhone on jailbroken 3.1.3 via Spirit

Ever since I gotten my iPhone in October 2009, I was running on a jailbroken OS 3.1.2, via blackra1n.

7 months later, in June 2010, my iPhone had a massive hang. I was deleting this app iTypefastr on Cydia and it required my iPhone to respring. It did respring, but hanged after reloading. I waited for 15 minutes, and then pressed both the sleep and home buttons to reboot my iPhone.

However, my iPhone couldn't get pass the Apple boot logo. I decided the only way out was to restore and upgrade my iPhone to OS 3.1.3, and jailbreak it with Spirit. It was actually good because some of my App Store apps require 3.1.3 to run.

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Also jailbroke Arcbar's and Hongyi's iPhone 3GS new bootrom with Spirit.

Some read-up on iPhone jailbreak tools

On September 9, 2009, Apple released iPhone OS 3.1. The iPhone Dev Team released PwnageTool 3.1-3 to jailbreak for all devices.

On October 8, 2009, Apple released the iPhone OS 3.1.2, again disabling the ability to jailbreak the device. The iPhone Dev Team released PwnageTool 3.1-4 to jailbreak for all devices.

On October 11, 2009, George Hotz, known under the alias Geohot, released the tool blackra1n, which allows the jailbreaking of all iPhones (up to the old 3GS) and iPod touch (up to 3G) devices running iPhone OS 3.1.2 (although the iPod Touch 3G is tethered; it must be plugged into a computer, and blackra1n must be run to boot the device every time it shuts down).

On October 25, 2009, Geohot released a newer version of blackra1n, RC2, an update that was able to tethered jailbreak the new iPhone 3GS the new iPod Touch 2G 8GB MC model. All of the tethered devices feature an updated boot ROM in which Apple had closed the 24kpwn loophole exploited by the iphone and chronic dev teams. Geohot also released "blacksn0w", an unlocking application for the iPhone which was capable of unlocking the newest baseband version, 5.11.07. Released on November 2, 2009, blackra1n RC3 is the current version, which also includes blacksn0w.

On February 2, 2010, Apple released iPhone OS 3.1.3, which once again disables jailbreaking. However, most iPhone and iPod Touch models can be downgraded. The iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch 3G can be downgraded only if the user saves the SHSH blob of their device with Cydia. Users can download the 3.1.2 firmware and then jailbreak with Blackra1n RC3.
iPhone Dev Team released PwnageTool 3.1-5 to jailbreak OS 3.1.3, provided the iDevice is already on a jailbroken 3.1.2 using PwnageTool.

On March 20, 2010, Wii Homebrew developer Comex released the video "Spirit" showing an iPod Touch 3G booting up while jailbroken, or with an untethered jailbreak as opposed to the tethered jailbreak which George Hots' Blackra1n used. He announced it would be a userland jailbreak, a much lighter and easily patchable jailbreak not used since 1.X firmwares. He said it worked perfectly fine for the iPod touch 3G and the iPhone 3GS, and that it would probably work for the iPad too, when it is released.

On March 25, 2010, Geohot found another exploit to jailbreak iPod Touch 3G, and iPhone 3GS new bootroom 3.1.3+ untethered. He said that the jailbreak will be entirely software-based, and which was rumored later to be revealed as Limera1n, the website has a green/lime rain drop on the screen (possibly becoming the link to download the Limera1n application) it is a rumored upcoming untethered jailbreak for all iPod Touch, iPhone, and iPad models.

On April 4, 2010, the day after the iPad Wi-Fi model was released, the Chronic Dev Team tweeted a picture of their iPad jailbroken.
On April 9, 2010, shortly after the Chronic Dev Team's announced jailbreak, Geohot revealed another jailbreak for iPad Wi-Fi model, possibly untethered. The name of Geohot's jailbreak program was rumored to be Limera1n, and has no announced release date.

On May 2, 2010, shortly after the iPad 3G release date, Spirit was released. It works on all iPod touches, all iPhones, and all models of the iPad on 3.1.2-3.2, untethered. It is made similar to Blackra1n, with only a single button to jailbreak.

On June 21, 2010, hours after iOS4 was released, redsn0w 0.9.5b5-3 was released by the iPhone Dev Team for iPod Touch 2G (Non-MC Models) and iPhone 3G (this also hacktivates iPhone 3G).
On June 22, 2010 the day after iOS4 was released, PwnageTool 4.0 was released for iPhone3G, iPhone3GS (Old Bootrom), and iPod Touch 2G (Non-MC Models).

On June 22, 2010 Geohot announced that he found a bootrom exploit which will jailbreak all current iOS devices forever, including iPhone 4.

On June 24, 2010 shortly after iOS4 was released, sn0wbreeze 1.6.1 was released for iPhone 3G, iPhone 3G S (Old Bootrom), and iPod Touch 2G (Non-MC Models).

On June 26, 2010 a userland jailbreak for the iPhone 4 was developed, but it cannot be released to the public until the Apple proprietary code it uses is removed.

On July 10, 2010 Geohot announced on his blog that he would probably not release a jailbreak, for the iPhone 3GS/4.0. He also posted a picture of his iPhone 4, running Cydia, indicating he had jailbroken it. But on July 12, 2010 he wrote on his blog that it was fake.

On July 12, 2010 GeoHot closed his blog to the public by only allowing invited users to access his page.

On July 13, 2010 Planetbeing showed off a carrier unlock for the iPhone 4. However, it is not ready to be released yet.

On July 13, 2010, GeoHot announces his retirement from iDevices hacking, saying that it's not fun as it used to be, and people were taking it too serious for something he used to do just as a distraction when he was bored.

Vinson's iPhone Lockinfo (July 2010)

Lockinfo lockscreen. Note the slim slider - I just have to slide it by a tad to unlock my iPhone. Really clever design.


iPod control. Note the prevtrack and nexttrack buttons, which are taken off from the Buuf notes theme, and yet to be edited.


Lockinfo homescreen showing only the HTC plug in. Note the Star Wars Scout Trooper wallpaper.

Vinson's custom Mac UI + Buuf iPhone theme (July 2010)

And after 3 months of theme-ing sessions via SSH and iFile, I've finally came up with my custom Mac UI + Buuf custom theme, and I'm really very happy with it. All of the icons are of Buuf, and UI images are of Mac. Almost everything is themed/buuf'ed. The only thing left to theme are the UI images for the navigation bars.

The Buuf SBSettings theme, Buuf Status Notifier, and wi-fi  icons are not found on Cydia, but on the Modmyi forums. You'll have to SSH them into your iPhone.


Buuf SBSettings theme (not found on Cydia!)


Categories folders


HUD with  Custom Mac UI theme


BiteSMS Quick Compose with Custom Mac UI theme.


iPod control with  Custom Mac UI theme.
I've yet to edit the colour for the prevtrack and nexttrack buttons. They are actually taken off from the Buuf notes theme.


Custom iPod player theme; Mac UI + buuf play/pause buttons.


Custom Buuf SMS theme; 480x480 black png and Buuf SMS balloons.
Note that if you use a custom SMS background, it has to be 480x480 px, due to the dynamic keyboard (protrait / landscape rotation).