Cydia 1.1 Released – Major Update | Speed and Memory Improvements| Lots More

Cydia – the leading (and currently only) iOS jailbreak app store – has received a major update today, to Version 1.1.1. The list of what’s new in 1.1.1 includes:

• the ability to run and operate Activator, libstatusbar, and SimulatedKeyEvents while Cydia is running
• an overall speed improvement, including the “Loading Changes” dialog
• “much less” memory usage
• a more advanced search mechanism with a new relevancy algorithm
• better management of broken repositories

I’ve just updated Cydia on my iPhone 4. It needed a couple of restarts of Cydia and a restart of springboard to get Cydia itself and other package changes fully done. It does seem a little snappier in just a quick runaround the app, looking at the Manage area and installed packages as well as looking at the main sections and individual app pages. Having said that, individual app pages still vary wildly in their loading and general appearance – individual repos are still left to their own devices, without any standards imposed, from what I can gather.
For a great rundown of what is in – and not in – this Cydia upgrade, see this interview of Saurik (Jay Freeman), the creator of Cydia, by our friends at iPhone Download Blog:http://www.iphonedownloadblog.com/2011/03/15/saurik-what-to-and-what-not-to-expect-from-the-next-version-of-cydia/
What do you all think of the new Cydia so far?  Better, faster, cleaning more stains than other detergents?

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How to Install Games on iphone free and full

There are 2 methods to install *free* games on your IPhone, both a jailbroken iPhone. The method I will explain is the easiest one. It does not require patching your iPhone.

Easy steps:

- Update your iPhone to firmware 2.0 or later with Pwnage 2.0

It’s important that your iPhone is Jailbroken, and that you have installed Cydia Installer.

- Fire up Cydia, and install OpenSSH. It will allow you to connect to your iPhone.

Next you will need an ftp client that handles SFTP protocol.

I recommend Transmit for Mac users or Winscp for Windows users.

- Connect your iPhone to your wifi home network, and check the assigned IP address.

Fire up your FTP client, and connect to your iPhone IP address with the following user:

User : root

Password : alpine

- Get the IPA files (google is your friend)

Rename the extension IPA to ZIP and extract the content.

You’ll find the XXXX.app in the Payload folder.

- Browse to the /Applications directory and upload the XXXX.app

- You will need to set the correct permissions on the apps folder in /Applications

Apply permissions 775 with your ftp client to the folder you added under /Applications

- Create a folder called “Documents” in /Applications and /private/var/Mobile

This is a one time process, if the Documents folder already exist, leave it skip to next step

- You will need to set the correct permissions on the 2 “Documents” folder you created

Apply permissions 777 with your ftp client.

- Reboot your iPhone and the *free* apps should appear on your iPhone.

Alternative method:

This method will allow you install *free* cracked IPA files through iTunes.

It requires that you replace a framework with a patched one.

- Connect to your iPhone with SSH, user root, password alpine

- Go to folder /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MobileInstallation.framework

- Backup the MobileInstallation binary : cp -r MobileInstallation MobileInstallation.bak

- Connect with SFTP and upload the patched MobileInstallation

- Set permissions : chmod 775 MobileInstallation

- Reboot the iPhone

Double-Click the IPA files to import them in iTunes.

Then simply Sync your applications with iPhone.