1.1.1 iPhone Multipage SpringBoard Hack
Gallery: Springboard Scrolling
Although the iPhone/iTouch Dev team hasn't published a general jailbreak yet, the developer community is working hard and furious to make sure that your arrival will be pleasant when you get there. Today brings this marvelous SpringBoard patch from Nicholas "Drudge" Penree, NerveGas and Pumpkin. It allows you to add as many 3rd party applications to SpringBoard as you'd like and offers a kicking-new paging feature; notice the paging dots at the bottom of SpringBoard.
The trip1pogostick patch is available from Drudge's beta repository. To access it, you must jailbreak your iPhone and access this link from Mobile Safari.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 2)
Sean R said 12:04PM on 10-09-2007
Very Cool!
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Luke said 12:11PM on 10-09-2007
Glorious! iPod touch now please!
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mai said 12:13PM on 10-09-2007
does all this whole things work on the ipod touch too?
hope it will,
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Jonathan said 12:20PM on 10-09-2007
Since when did this become the "iPhone/iTouch Dev team" weblog? Erica, please, spare us. Bring back TUAW!
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ars_workerbee said 12:21PM on 10-09-2007
Wow, I wonder why Apple would add something like paging to the stock Springboard? Maybe that SDK is closer than we all thought...
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Jeedee said 12:23PM on 10-09-2007
Thanks for keeping us up to speed with the hacking developments, it is the reason why I read tuaw 5 times a day ;)
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j0nkatz said 12:39PM on 10-09-2007
@Jeedee: Slacker!
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Al Gee said 4:35PM on 10-13-2007
y wouldn't TUAW publish this news...its relevant to some of us and gets the site hits...c'mon now...go read cnet or something
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david Manrique said 12:30PM on 10-09-2007
those this also work with the 1.02 version hacked iPhones???`
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kory said 12:31PM on 10-09-2007
Yay! Thanks Erica, don't listen to the naysayers. Because of your extensive coverage on iPhone I come back to TUAW about 10x more than I did before! Cheers!
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XESpawn said 12:34PM on 10-09-2007
6. Thanks for keeping us up to speed with the hacking developments, it is the reason why I read tuaw 5 times a day ;)
Ditto! :-)
Oh, and Jonathan....STFU, you sound like a broken record.
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djeseo said 12:43PM on 10-09-2007
VeryCool!
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nfoo said 12:46PM on 10-09-2007
Yes, thanks a lot for keeping us up to date with the iPhone! And thanks for the great work, Erica!
But what I still don't get: is there a way to activate? I have a TurboSim in my phone and never did the software hack. So all I need is the activation, right? But how?
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Alan said 12:52PM on 10-09-2007
I agree with Jonathan. I wouldn't mind a post every so often to keep us updated on the iPhone hacking scene, but it's silly that the "iPhone Dev Team" is using TUAW as their main publicity site. They set up a wiki as well as a special forum on Hackintosh and they're not really even using either of those... news of the jailbreak wasn't posted on either site until long after it appeared on TUAW. I realize this blog has the most readership so the team is excited to post here, but really, the team should set up their own site and use it. It's really a different platform. Plus a lot of Windows-using iPhone owners are not checking TUAW, and they would benefit from news of the iPhone hacking scene.
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luke said 1:09PM on 10-09-2007
Erica,
Don't listen to the naysayers. TUAW has become my religion since you started updating on hacking development. Please keep it up!!
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bobnoxious said 1:12PM on 10-09-2007
So what about us who used the iPhone dev team unlock and are stuck at 1.0.2. Whatever happened to the simple reverse-lock solution that was promised but never materialized? Can I get a rebate or something?
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jim said 1:41PM on 10-09-2007
thanks!!
Before the 'iPhone hack reports', I visited this site about once a week... now about 5 times/day... Based on alexa.com data, it looks like I'm not alone!
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yaqui said 1:22PM on 10-09-2007
erica when i input the url on my iphone it says Safari cannot download that file.
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jim said 1:22PM on 10-09-2007
#5... Did you read this article at all??? Is it not clearly ABOUT a third party developer who BUILT this functionality??? I think it's pretty clear that apple has nothing to do with this. Read before you post!!
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David Teare said 1:40PM on 10-09-2007
This is exciting stuff! As a iPhone user who uses the Fido network, I am very anxious to be allowed to update to 1.1.1.
I was worried I would be stuck on 1.0 forever!
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