Safari Download Manager
iOS 4 Compatible | Package Information

Safari Download Manager, an extension which adds a download manager to Safari, the iPhone’s web browser, has been updated for iOS 4 compatibility, bringing support for the iPhone 4 and the iPad.

Safari Download Manager is available in Cydia for $5.

MultiFl0w
iOS 4 Compatible | Package Information

Multifl0w was one of the first Jailbreak Apps that allowed for multitasking on the iPhone and iPod that included an user interface to switch between the apps with the use of Backgrounder. Multifl0w developer, AaronAsh, has updated the app with a new and improved interface which now brings support for iOS 4 and the iPad. Multifl0w displays up to 9 applications currently running in on screen to easily navigate between them.

Multifl0w can work alongside Apple’s new task switcher or replace it completely.

Multifl0w is available in Cydia for $4.99.

Insomnia Pro
iOS 4 Compatible | Package Information

Insomnia Pro is an application which Keeps WiFi Apps from Sleeping, allowing your applications to continue to run on WiFi, keeping the WiFI connection active even after the lockscreen has kicked in. The application runs in the background, displaying a status bar icon to indicate its on. The tweak will continue to run even if the device reboots or resprings.

Grab it in Cydia for about $3.

Check out these new Apps and Updates…

Activator - Now has the ability to add gestures to launch apps.
SwirlyMessage for iPad – Send MMS/SMS Message on your iPad 3G
InfiniBoard - Now iOS 4 Compatible. Vertically Scroll your home screen pages.
SnapTap - iOS 4 Compatibile. Take photos with your volume buttons.
FolderCloser - Automatically closes folders after launching an App.
VUnlock - Unlock your phone with the Volume Buttons.
ActionMenu – iOS 4 support. Adds additional options to the copy/paste popup box.
vWallpaper – HD Wallpapers added for Retina display.

Also Updated…

WiFiFoFum
MxTube
WiBlaze
TetherMe APN Editing

Here’s what new and updated in the Jailbreak App Stores on Rock and Cydia.

Paste A Pastie.org Client
App by Chpwn

Paste is a handy tool developed by @Chpwn, creator of Infinidock and InfiniFolders. Basically the application, Paste, allows you to send text/code via Paste using the service Pastie.org. When you open up Paste, your clipboard is automatically pasted and ready to be uploaded to pastie.org or you can clear it and type something else.When you press submit, your paste will be submitted, and then contents of your clipboard will be replaced with the Pastie URL of your psate.

This can be found in Cydia and Rock for free.

Tlert
SMS/MMS Tweak

Tlert has recently received several updates and continues to grow and become one of the cleanest SMS add-on available for your jailbroken iDevice. It replaces the intrusive pop-ups, and allows you to take control of your SMS/MMS. It integrates a great quick reply system, and allows you to easily mark messages as read from any screen, even letting you customize the look of notifications. Best of all, there is almost no memory loss and everything runs smoothly.

Tlert is available via Rock for $6.99. I highly suggest checking it out.

Remove Background SBSettings
Toggle Tweak

This handly little SBSettings toggle, allows you to remove all background processes in one tap. Simply tap the toggle and it will close all apps currently running in the background. This is great if things start getting a little too sluggish.

You can find this on Cydia and Rock for free.

ultrasn0w
Unlocking App

If you missed it, earlier this week ultrasnow was updated which brought improved battery life for phones on standby. This update can be found on the ultrasn0w repo via Cydia or Rock.

And the list goes on… Almost all of these are now iOS 4 compatible.

TetherMe - Enable Basic Tethering on your iPhone
FaceBreak - Enables FaceTime over 3G.
Locktopus - Incredibly simple password protection for your iDevice.
Longitude - Google Latitude Background Tracking.
Kirikae - Background Multitasking Client
SpringJumps - Jump to pages using a SpringJump icon.
aTimeTool - An automation tool and scheduler for your iPhone (via Rock)
Call Controller – Uses the built in accelerometer to control your calls, auto reply SMS when a call is blocked, single record deletion on phone’s history.

More updates available….

Rock 2.56.3
TVout
UnlimTones
uMonitor
Backgrounder
Secure Login
AndroidLock XT
MultiFl0w
yxflash
Camera Preview Disabler
LockInfo

Glaskart

After some hiatus, the weekly jailbreak app store updates segment is back. I will be covering some new apps that have recently been added to the Cydia and Rock app stores in the past few weeks, some of the best free apps available today, and some of the worst. There is a lot to cover so if I missed something please feel free to add to this. We want to hear the community’s thoughts on these apps. This week I’ll be covering Signal, My3G, MyWi, Cicero, and a few others.

New & Updated Apps:

Signal

Recently Paul discussed Signal, a new App available in Cydia, created by planetbeing. Planetbeing is the person behind the Unlock we have at the moment, and with the development of this new app, Signal, provides vital information about what your baseband is doing, which towers it is connecting to, and various data points.

Signal uses your current location, and pinpoints where the nearest cell tower is using a google maps overlay. Your connected tower station is shown as a red dot, as real time signal strength is shown in dBm. Read More…

While this app may not appeal to everyone, the gesture of purchasing this app and supporting planetbeing’s work is what brings it in as one of the most important apps every jailbreaker should have in their collection. Head over to Cydia and purchase Signal for $4.99.

My3G with FaceTime Support

If you’ve never heard of My3G, you’ve been living under a rock. My3G has the ability to convince your Apps that they are actually on WiFi rather than 3G. Doing this extends the limits of what you can do while away from WiFi. Things such as FaceTime require WiFi to function, due to the high use of bandwidth for each call. Even apps like YouTube will disable the ability to watch HD movies if you have no WiFi signal. With My3G, you can watch HiDef YouTube videos, use Factime, Skype/Fring and other apps over the 3G network, no questions asked.

You can download My3G via RockApp for only $3.99.

MyWi 4.0

Possibly one of the most interesting, useful apps available on a Jailbroken iDevice. From the creators of My3G, comes MyWi. MyWi has been rebuilt from scratch to bring tethering support to iOS 4! MyWi will allow you to create a WiFi HotSpot in a matter of seconds, straight from your iDevice. Essentially your iDevice will become an Access Point for other WiFi enabled devices to connect to, and share the 3G or WiFi connection that the iDevice has. This is great for roadtrips or mobile meetings. Or heck, even a LAN tournament.

This app will work with all jailbroken iPhones (including 2G/3G/3GS/4) and iPad on 3.1.2 or later. You can download MyWi via RockApp for $19.99.

More information can be found here.

InfiniFolders & Infinidock

From Xuzz comes InfiniDock and InfiniFolders, now both iOS 4 compatible. InfiniFolders will allow you to overload your folders originally limited to 12 by default on iOS 4. This creates a great way to really organize your apps and manage them efficiently. InfiniFolders is available for $1.99 from Cydia via BigBoss repo

InfiniDock is much the same, in that it allows you to add as many icons to the dock as you’d like, and appears much like the multi-tasking feature on iOS 4. Slide to the left or right to reveal more icons in the dock.

Cicero

Cicero is not so much an app, as it is an extension, and a useful one at that. Cicero will allow the user to add and manage search engines directly inside of the Safari browser. Built inside of Cicero is an OpenSearch-compliant search engine manager which makes it incredibly easy to add search engines from the database of search engines provided by Mycroft.

Cicero also manages search suggestions displaying suggested queries as you type for faster results. By tapping on the current engine’s icon, you’ll be able to switch through providers, just like you would in something like firefox.

Cicero is available in Cydia via BigBoss repository for $2.49

Quick Updates:

The following apps have been updated to work with iOS 4. Not much more to say other than that. For the most part, you will probably all have these updates installed already. These are in no particular order. For a full list go here

tlert
iLock
LockInfo
SBSettings
iBlacklist
SBSchedule
BiteSMS
IconSupport
3G Unrestrictor
Five-Column Springboard
Five-Icon Dock
MobileSubstrate
Activator
Backgrounder
iTether
YxFlash
CyDelete
Cyntact
Grooveshark
Winterboard (Still some minor bugs for older themes)

That’s it for now guys. Check back next week for some new apps. I know I didn’t cover everything that’s new but I’ll try to get to it next week. If you have an app you want to see featured here, get in touch: Email Me.

Theme Of The Week
Dusk

As voted by the MMi community, Dusk is this week’s "Theme of the Week". Designed by ALIEN1974, the first part of his "Project ANOCHECER". This theme was inspired by the famous Dusk theme by Grzegorz10 from xda Forums: Dusk Evolution 2.5 v4.0 [Dusk Graphics CAB for CHT v1.8.5 22.06.10} - xda-developers

→ Discuss Dusk in the MMi Forums.

Staff Pick
Genova

My pick of the week is an icon set called Genova by MattiasEkström.

Bonus
Curled Ribbon Backgrounder Badge

→ Download

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Theme Of The Week
*nine*

Created by zausser, comes *nine*. A clean, yet vibrant theme following inspiration from BarsOverBeats theme "Classified", zausser has challenged himself to create something "out of his head" as he puts it, and he’s done a fantastic job. With the help of K.Nitsua for lockscreen html coding, you get one heck of a great packaged theme. Next up.. more from K.Nitsua and Zausser. These two rock the boat.

Included in theme package-

• * Nine theme with auto create App Store icons.
• * Lockscreen theme for camera roll image.
• * SBSettings theme
• * Respring.png
• * SnowCoverPro skin
• * Lockinfo Skin
• * LiveClock icon
• * PSD for Icons and loading screens.

Discuss this theme and view more screenshots in the forums.

MMi Staff Pick
Inspired OS

Inspired OS is yet another brilliant theme from the MMi community. K.Nitsua & Zausser have teamed up to bring you "Inspired OS". The theme comes in various options so you can rest assured there is an option tailored to your taste and needs.

The following versions will be available for this theme.

• -Inspired OS Professional Edition (2.99 USD)
• -Inspired OS Student Edition (2.49 USD)
• -Inspired OS Business Edition (2.49 USD)
• -Inspired OS (1.99 USD)

To learn more about this theme and the various bundles, discuss Inspired OS over in the forums.

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Many of you had emailed asking for higher res photos from our WWDC 2010 Coverage, so we’ve set up a gallery at:

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As the live audience in attendance and thousands more across the blogosphere awaited the 8th and final attribute of the new iPhone to be introduced, many – if not most – were surprised by what Steve Jobs saved for last. Thinking the new video chat functionality dubbed "FaceTime" would be the last feature introduced (ultimately, though, it was), Apple’s head honcho took more than a few minutes to plug Apple’s foray into digital advertising.

As it turns out, he did it for the devs.

"Number 8…. iAds," said Jobs, referencing the new mobile advertising platform aimed at helping "our developers earn money." Devs, keep in mind, get 60% of revenue. Not too shabby considering that iAds are estimated to capture nearly half of the entire mobile ad market before 2010 expires. “Apple hosts and sells the ads, so all you have to do is tell us where you want them and make the money."

Apple has only been selling ads for two months and, already, the major advertising players on board include: AT&T, Chanel, GE, Nissan, Citi, Unilever, State Farm, Liberty Mutual, Geico, Campbell’s Sears, JC Penney, Target, Best Buy, DirecTV, TBS, and Disney. "We’ve got advertisers committing $60 million," confessed Jobs.

The interactive, in-app ads will help developers greatly, but as outlined in the keynote, they’re also a good thing for iPhone users. "The worst thing you want as a user," said Jobs, "is to tap on a banner, and be hijacked out of your app into a browser." During the presentation, Jobs showed off a Nissan ad for the car-maker’s new electric car, the "Leaf." Basically, if you want to buy this ride, you have to register for the waiting list through Nissan’s ad on the iPhone.

Although the jury is still out among many iPhone users who don’t know what to make of the new advertising platform yet, iAds will hit for all iOS 4 devices beginning July 1st.