I downloaded a couple of .app files but I'm not sure how I can install them now that iBrickr is no longer working for me. I found some guides via Google but they are outdated. Can someone point me in the right direction so that I can install a couple of apps manually?
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How to install apps manually on firmware 2.2.1?
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This reminds me of that journalist who reviewed that X-Men movie a few days ago by posting how he downloaded it. Too funny...
https://macrumors.zendesk.com/hc/en-us - these?
I'm sorry but could you be more specific? I read the rules but I don't believe I've done anything that warrants a banning or warning. The only thing I can think of that we might disagree about is "Failing to search." Maybe you have seen this thread before, but I've done searches here and on Google and haven't found anything recent. I'd just like a clarification on what I did wrong and I won't do it again.
Link?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2009/apr/07/roger-friedman-fox-news-wolverine
Some of the comments are hilarious...
No. The apps that I was referring to are hosted on Google itself. e.g. http://code.google.com/p/iphone-converter/
ha, burn!
It gets so tiresome to see how many of you jump to conclusions about what kind of apps people are installing.
OP, using cydia download MiPatch, then you should be able to drag the program into itunes and sync your apps with your phone
It gets so tiresome to see how many of you jump to conclusions about what kind of apps people are installing.
OP, using cydia download MiPatch, then you should be able to drag the program into itunes and sync your apps with your phone