Well known and annoying error messages that appears on iTunes when you try to unlock/jailbreak an iPhone.
Here are the steps I followed to unlock an iPhone (factory settings), two friends helped me for this: Kofster and Houssem).
What you need to make it (Google is your friend):

1. Pwnage Tool (latest release)
2. QuickPwn (latest version)
3. Boot Loader (3.9 and 4.6)
4. the latest version of iPhone OS (2.2) downloaded

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The best tutorial I ever seen on the web for the moment showing a full “how to” jailbreak a 2.0 iPhone. Start your recorders!

Behind this gorgeous looking application a treasure! This is the first pwnage tool for the iPhone 2.0.
It will jailbreak phones running the 2.0 software so you can install unofficial apps (from the Installer) but it also will enable you to download official ones straight from the App Store!

So, tomorrow, sunday happy sunday we’ll all be here downloading the pwnage tool from the iPhone Dev!

Update: here it is my friends! It’s a great sunday for humanity!
You can download the bootloader files from MacAmour by clicking here.

This free application, Stacks In Da Place, is the easiest way to make your Stacks lokk cool.

All you have to do is to drag and drop a Stack Icon, like one of the great creations available here, and it will create a real box with a stack of files in it!

I just discovered a free application which simply relooks Leopard’s Dock.

You can get LeopardDocks App here, and download Docks here.

Once your Dock is re-designed, no need to keep the app running.

This is my favorite Dock right now :

• First gap: PDF’s. While you’re able to read/download PDF files on the flow from Safari, Firefox 3 doesn’t have this ability. You can make Firefox open these kind of files by adding a free plugin that “uses PDFKit to display PDFs in the browser.”
  You can get the plugin here.
• Second gap: iWeb made sites rendering is broken in Firefox 3. Until Apple releases a fix for iWeb, here’s a fix to download. Go here to download Fix iWeb and Firefox 3 1.1.

Qué usted necesita es a jailbroken el iPhone 1.1.4 (con el subsistema BSD, OpenSSH, y el jefe Boss Prefs instalado), un mac con una aplicación del ftp (como Cyberduck o Transmit) y una conexión del Internet Wi-Fi.

1. En su iPhone, encienda el Boss Prefs y permita SSH
2. En su todavía iPhone, va a Preferences>Wifi (asumido para ser conectado con su red casera por ejemplo), entonces en el tecleo activo de la conexión Wi-Fi la flecha azul y consigue IP address
3. Abra su aplicación del FTP y configúrela esta manera:

• Hostname (or server): the iPhone’s IP address
• Username: root
• Password: alpine
• File Protocol: SFTP

¡El golpe “conecta” y después de que algunos segundos usted esté conectado con su iPhone!

Sería mejor dar vuelta APAGADO a SSH de BossPrefs de su iPhone después de que usted acabe.

the 10.5.3 update brought a new featurre to Adress Book : Synchronization with Google, which finally was only possible for those who own an iPhone or an iPod Touch (so you keep your gadget, your Mac and you Google Account synchronized).

To enable it just go to the preferences panel of Adress Book.

It’s now possible to do the same thing without owning any of the portable device, just follow this How to

Do you recognize this icon?

No? So do you recognize this application?

Yes, it’s Google Earth, the regular application you can all get here but with a “Macish” interface.
How to make it look like that?
Just download this package and follow the instructions!