iPhoney is apparently a way to test out how an app will look on the iPhone:
http://marketcircle.com/iphoney/ http://www.tuaw.com/2007/06/21/iphoney-iphone-web-simulator/ I don't get how Petri is using the term though. Maybe he is emulating an iPhone on his Palm Pilot? ;) -- Dustin Puryear President and Sr. Consultant Puryear Information Technology, LLC 225-706-8414 x112 http://www.puryear-it.com Author, "Best Practices for Managing Linux and UNIX Servers" http://www.puryear-it.com/pubs/linux-unix-best-practices/ Tim Fournet wrote: > What is this "iPhoney" you speak of? I'm not aware of such a device. At > first I thought you just made a typo when you meant "iPhone" but you > keep doing it, so it must be a different product > > > > Petri Laihonen wrote: >> To clarify....... >> I did not use Amarok to make the tones..... Normal audio command line >> tools would do, or iTunes itself. >> >> To transfer the tones into the iPhoney, that is the difficult part >> without iTunes. The whole scheme is designed so that average user go buy >> a song from Apple, then selects part of the song as ringtone, then buys >> that again. So you have to pay apple twice. >> >> petri >> >> Petri Laihonen wrote: >> >>> yes.... That is easy..... I made ringtones for iPhoney before it was >>> released. >>> NOT using the iTunes is the key part for the process. >>> >>> There are very cumbersome instructions on the web about how to do it via >>> Amarok, but that only works for pwned devices, if correctly detected. >>> >>> Petri >>> >>> >>> Tim Fournet wrote: >>> >>> >>>> Also, as another member of this list showed me, you can easily convert >>>> any mp3 into a ringtone using iTunes, just a couple renaming tricks and >>>> dropping into the right folders. I don't have the exact steps, but he >>>> may want to chime in >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> Nashid Hasan wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>> All the free ringtones you want for iphone at http://audiko.net/ >>>>> >>>>> --Nash >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> On 8/29/08 9:05 AM, "Petri Laihonen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>>>> >>>>> There is potential with that device, if it would work....just lots of >>>>> work..... ATT wireless infrastructure also needs to step up to match >>>>> their claims. >>>>> >>>>> Are the RDP apps free, or does one have to pay "taxes" to apple like >>>>> with every turn you make on the street? >>>>> If they are free, where did you found them? Especially I may be >>>>> interested about connecting to windows server via ssh tunnel. With >>>>> Nokia >>>>> smartphones, you have been able to do that for >>>>> years.....unfortunately I >>>>> don't have one anymore..... I wore one out in 5 years.... and got >>>>> sent >>>>> this one to replace it..... bad trade overall. >>>>> >>>>> Another drawback with FW2.0 for me was that now I can not hear it >>>>> ringing anymore...... Upon a call, first thing I hear, if at all, is >>>>> the vibrating noise against the table, then perhaps a bit of ringing >>>>> sound when concentrating to it. >>>>> >>>>> As a mobile content provider, it is not too great either..... I have >>>>> created a method where I can provide wallpapers to non-pwned >>>>> iPhone (Now >>>>> that Safari is partially fixed in FW2), but I doubt Apple will >>>>> never let >>>>> third parties to provide ringtones. I can not expect every customer to >>>>> know how to pwn their iPhoneys.... >>>>> >>>>> Petri >>>>> >>>>> Tim Fournet wrote: >>>>> > I'm liking my iPhone, especially with 2.0 firmware. I've got >>>>> push/pull >>>>> > contacts/email/calendar with Zimbra, and it's amazing. I can use the >>>>> > iPhone take a photo of someone for their phone book entry, and >>>>> watch as >>>>> > it pops up on the web interface within about 3 seconds. There are >>>>> > finally some decent SSH and RDP apps as well. >>>>> > >>>>> > On my work desk, I've got Fedora 9, Vista, and an IGEL thin client >>>>> > running Linux >>>>> > At home, I've got Vista for games (TF2) and a Fedora laptop for >>>>> > email/surfing/SSHing >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>> > Petri Laihonen wrote: >>>>> > >>>>> >> Yes... >>>>> >> I have that iPhoney too, but I find it sooo.... paperweight with >>>>> sexy >>>>> >> UI. Extremely crippled thingy.... Luckily I did not have to pay >>>>> for it. >>>>> >> Now, after upgrading to the firmware 2.x.x, the mail application >>>>> crashes >>>>> >> every time..... Apple seems to care none, which is their normal >>>>> >> policy. So I need to pwn it to be able to fix the mail app. >>>>> "Hackers" >>>>> >> have posted instructions to the fix about 1.5 months ago... >>>>> >> Unfortunately there is no Linux based pwn tool, and trying to >>>>> connect >>>>> >> and manage the phoney via windows in virtual machine simply does >>>>> not >>>>> >> work. (Its detected and that's all, no real connection can be >>>>> established.) >>>>> >> >>>>> >> Petri >>>>> >> >>>>> >> Shannon Roddy wrote: >>>>> >> >>>>> >> >>>>> >>> Laptop: OSS with ubuntu/vmware. XP only when absolutely >>>>> >>> necessary,which is maybe twice a month. >>>>> >>> Home: ubuntu >>>>> >>> Work: ubuntu/solaris 10 >>>>> >>> Cell: read the sig below. ;-) >>>>> >>> >>>>> >>> Sent from my iPhone >>>>> >>> >>>>> >>> On Aug 28, 2008, at 15:27, willhill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>>>> >>> >>>>> >>> >>>>> >>> >>>>> >>> >>>>> >>>> What is your primary desktop OS? >>>>> >>>> 1. At home >>>>> >>>> 2. 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