Ok, thanks for the reply.
Has anyone gotten an NES emulator to work on the iPad yet?
NES EMULATOR!! How did I forget??
Ok, thanks for the reply.
Has anyone gotten an NES emulator to work on the iPad yet?
NES EMULATOR!! How did I forget??
Good to know it worked - but I've not tried it enough to test for push notifications. The ipad is on the hands of the owner playing bejewled 2 for the nth time today. When I can wrestle it away I'll try it out. Personally, I wouldn't be surprised if there were one or two things that don't work fully as it's not a universal app, but fingers crossed
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Oddly enough, I got it working by not allowing Beejive to background and just closing it. If I have Backgounding enabled for Beejive all I get is the number notification without a push pop-up. If I disable backgrounding for Beejive I get the push pop-up along with the number incrementing.
The native AIM client does both without issue. Hrmm
Jailbreaking my iPad freaked me out because my iPad was stuck in on the Apple for a while. I had to hold power+menu and restart it a few times before it did anything. But now that it's jailbroken, 3G unrestrictor is working great!
For those that want to try it, I found the following approach worked well:
Install and launch iPhone Explorer.
Using iPhone Explorer, navigate to the app on the iPad - it will be under /var/mobile/Applications (you may need to change your root path). The folders under there will look like a load of hexidecimal numbers, but if you expand each one you'll see the name of the app in there somewhere. You then look for the Info.plist file within the specific app directory and drag it to your desktop. You then need to edit the binary Info.plist file. I find it easier to do in a text editor so first convert it to text (via command line - cd to Desktop):
plutil -convert xml1 Info.plist
Edit it using your favourite text editor.
Add the following to the bottom of the file but BEFORE the </dict> line.
<key>UIDeviceFamily</key>
<array>
<integer>1</integer>
<integer>2</integer>
</array>
Convert it back to binary
plutil -convert binary1 Info.plist
Drag the file back to the same folder on the iPad. You can simply drag the file from Finder into iPhone Explorer.
I found that I had to do a reboot of the iPad before the changes came through, but so far it works very nicely.
Combined with Backgrounder, the functionality of the thing has increased substantially.
Had to restore because appsyncn3.2 via hacckulo.us repo screwed everything up and made it look like an iphone.
What's the best way to get that thing where I can pinch out to see all my pages? Used to have it on my phone.
for anyone that is interested in getting aim to work with notifier the BundleIdentifier is com.aol.aim.bachman
Could I finally hook up my bb 9700 to a jb iPad and use the 3G connection? Anybody have any info?