Neo Tech System Font
I’ve received quite a few requests on how I was able change my system font to Neo Tech on my iPhone. It’s all done by replacing the standard Helvetica.ttf and HelveticaBold.ttf font in the iPhone with a specially modified Neo Tech font. Please note that it’s not simply a matter of renaming the Neo Tech font or any font you might be thinking of trying to Helvetica. The use of Kate or Font Swap isn’t needed as this is just replacing the Helvetica fonts. Make a Back-up of your Helvetica fonts before replacing with the new ones. Upload the extracted fonts into: System/Library/Fonts/Cache replacing the Helvetica.ttf and HelveticaBold.ttf fonts with the newer ones. Download link below.
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June 12, 2008 20 Comments
Word Clock For iPhone
This unique clock is based off of Simon Heys’s Word Clock screensaver for Mac OS X and ported over to the iPhone by developer Jeff Leung. Watch as the corresponding words are highlighted with each passing second. Settings can be made to adjust the color of the background along with the text. Add:
http://iphone-wordclock.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/repo.plist as a source in Installer.
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June 12, 2008 3 Comments
Video Poker Solitarus 1.0
NicoTeam Homework has released a native video poker application for the iPhone. The premise for this iteration is simply to get better than a pair of Jacks to win. Add: http://s.imov.eu as a source in Installer.
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May 27, 2008 3 Comments
xClock Analog iPhone Clock
This app simply puts a big analog clock on your iPhone. Period. Available by adding: http://sleepers.net/iphonerepo as a source in installer. I’ve modded some of the files to change the look of the original clock. Download skin below. Extract and upload into the Applications/xClock.app directory replacing the original images.
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May 26, 2008 1 Comment
CalcPaper Giveaway
CalcPaper is a native iPhone/iPod Touch calculator with features that sets it apart from the original built in calculator of the iPhone/iPod Touch. CalcPaper uses a paper roll which you can use to keep track of lengthy calculations along with a true blue % sign that was sorely missing on the iPhone’s basic calculator. CalcPaper also contains several different themes for different tastes. Ipaguri has been kind enough to donate 2 licenses to give away. Briefly post a comment or suggestion and we’ll post the random winners by this Friday, June 6th. If you don’t win, don’t despair as this application sells for a reasonable price at $2.95. That’s cheaper than a cup of coffee at Starbucks and let me tell you that this application is well worth it.
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May 25, 2008 21 Comments



























