The main reason why only iPhone4S gets Siri is because it requires tremendous of processor power and only A5 able to cope with it. Obviously, someone has already hacked his own iPhone4 and ported Siri onto it.
The video shown that at several points there were some hiccup when running Siri.
Until I realize my mobile phone contract plan is going to end this November, I have used iPhone 3GS for nearly 2 years. I have jailbroken it since the very beginning. A post I wrote why iPhone users need to jailbreak their phone. Looking back at the post, some of the apps I have already not using because some of the features latest iOS has kept up with it.
Here a list of tweaks and apps I currently still installed on my iPhone:
Just a brief note on how to jailbreak your iPhone. Wrote this down while waiting my jailbreaking phone with iOS4.1 to be ready.
The jailbreaking step is consider easy, but in the middle there are quite a lot of details you need to pay attention to. Especially, you don’t want your previous jailbroken data to be erased and reinstall back all the apps and data one by one again.
Update New Firmware with Jailbroken iPhone
That day when I was using my iPhone listening to podcast, I just accidentally turned off the additional song controls and I forget how to turn it back. Then I look around everywhere, thought that my jailbreak app has disabled it.
Here is a coming iPhone app developed by Greg Hughes that solve what most iPhone users are looking for, the wireless synchronization of iTunes and iPhone! It works on both Windows and Mac OS. This app is still in the process of getting approval, but very likely Apple will reject it.
However, hopefully we still can get this useful app in the jailbreak store.
Isn’t this crazy, building up a Lego steering for your iPhone? Hope to see if there is one for the iPad version.
