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To use these themes you must have ‘Customize’ application installed on your iPhone.
To install Customize go to Installer on your jailbroken iPhone and click on All Packages in Install, scroll down to Customize and install it.
If Customize is not in the list, go to Sources, click edit on top of the page, then click the ‘+’ sign and add source ‘install.ifon.no’ and click add.

Download Customize Themes:
http://rapidshare.com/files/91964352/Customize_Themes.rar (approx. 40MB)

Password: sumitbahl.com

How to install Customize themes:

• Download iPhoneBrowser from here.
• Connect your phone to your computer using the supplied USB cable.
• Launch iPhoneBrowser.
• Browse to Var > Root > Library > Customize or click the dropdown menu on top of iPhoneBrowser ‘Goto Location’ and click ‘Third-Party Applications’ then click ‘Customize Files’.
• Extract the files on your computer using Winrar (Download here)
• Select all the files and drag them to ‘Customize Files’ folder (right side blank pane) in iPhoneBrowser.
• iPhoneBrowser may stop showing the progress of files copied and may seem like its not responding, but in the backed files are being copied. So, let it complete it. It may take some time.
• After the copying is done, go to ’Customize’ on your iPhone and change the preferences as you like.

With customize you can do following things on your iPhone:

• Change Dock Background
• Change Icon Display Order
• Change Carrier Image
• Change WiFi Image
• Change Signal Bars Image
• Change Edge Icon
• Change Airplane Mode Icon
• Change Alarm Icon
• Change Bluetooth Icon
• Change Header Battery Icon
• Change Calling Keypad
• Change Call Bar
• Change Bottom Bar
• Change Power Bar
• Change Phone keypad
• Change In-Call Glow
• Change iPod Stars
• Change iPod Bar
• Change Volume Nob
• Change Volume Fill
• Change Badge Graphic
• Change Installer Skin
• Change Battery Images
• Change Sound Images
• Change Hud Image
• Change Chat Balloons
• Change Main Slider
• Change Power Slider
• Change Call Slider
• Change Highlight Mask
• Change System Sounds
• Change Springboard Strings
• Change Vibration Settings
• Change Calculator Image
• Change Calculator LCD
• Change Weather Icons
• Change Weather Backgrounds

Mod your iPhone and Rock on.

For these themes to work, you will have to install the “Summerboard” application on your iPhone. To install Summerboard go to Installer on your jailbroken iPhone, go to All Packages, scroll down and you will see Summerboard in the list, install it.

Download Summerboard themes here:

http://rapidshare.com/files/91983037/Summerboard_Themes.part1.rar (approx. 90 MB)
http://rapidshare.com/files/91972592/Summerboard_Themes.part2.rar (approx. 27 MB)
*split and join with WinRAR

Password: sumitbahl.com

List of the themes in the folder can be found here.

How to install themes:

• Download iPhoneBrowser from here.
• Connect your phone to your computer using the supplied USB cable.
• Launch iPhoneBrowser.
• Browse to Var > Root > Library > Summerboard > Themes or click the dropdown menu on top of iPhoneBrowser ‘Goto Location’ and click ‘Summerboard Themes’.
• Extract the files on your computer using Winrar (Download here)
• Select all the files and drag them to ‘Themes’ folder (right side blank pane) in iPhoneBrowser.
• iPhoneBrowser may stop showing the progress of files copied and may seem like its not responding, but in the backed files are being copied. So, let it complete it. It may take some time.
• After the copying is done, go to’SMB’ on your iPhone and select the theme you like.

There are 203 themes in the RAR file. It takes a hell lot of time if you want to install them online over a WiFi connection on your iPhone. Not to mention, you will have to look for the right sources to add in the installer to get these themes. Not all themes in the file are available by default in the installer.

Hello Everyone

I purchased iPhone around 2 months ago. I loved everything about it.
I have been using Nokia phones all my life and whenever I get a new phone the first thing I do is add my custom ringtones.
However, when I got my iPhone I was surprised/disappointed to see that there is no option of setting the songs in your phone as ringtone or adding new one.
If you want a new ringtone, you have to buy it from iTunes store. It costs $1 per ringtone. It was never an option for me.
However, if you have extra money and want to purchase ringtones and you reside in country where iTunes does not allow you to purchase anything from iTunes store, you are struck.

So, I found out how to create a ringtone from an existing MP3 file.

This is how you do it:
You have to make sure that the song is no more than 40 secs long, then you convert it to M4A format (using iTunes or any other audio editors) and then rename to M4R. Click on that file and it would be added to your iTunes library under ringtones folder. Just sync your iPhone and your new ringtones would be showing in your phone.

So, I have created around 225 ringtones so far which are mix of some old English, Hindi, Punjabi songs. But most of the ringtones are instrumental themes from movies and some are just plain techno music. Its a mixed bag.
I have amplified most of the ringtones so that they sound loud on iPhone’s otherwise average speaker.

Download Custom iPhone Ringtones:
http://rapidshare.com/files/91698830/iPhone_Ringtones.rar (Size: 94743 KB or around 95 MB)

Password: sumitbahl.com
You will be paying apple $225 if you purchase these ringtones form their store.

Look at the contents of folder here: List

How to install these ringtones on iPhone:

• Extract the file to folder ‘iPhone Ringtones’.
• Connect your iPhone to PC/MAC and launch iTunes.
• Select all the M4R files in the root of the folder and press enter.
• All files will show up under ‘Ringtones’ in iTunes.
• Sync your iPhone and voila….

I have also included Stock iPhone ringtones in the file in MP3 format to be used with other phones.

Some of the ringtones in the folder are created and contributed by a friend Sharat Jaswal.
Thanks Sharat.

Steve Jobs announced Macbook Air yesterday at keynote.Its very sleek, very sexy. But I am not too sure about the features you get for the price you pay. Lets look at features:

Pros first

> The main feature is that it is ridiculously thin (0.16 to 0.76 inch of sleek), and it is ultra-light (3.0 pounds).

> The other selling point of this laptop is its multi-touch trackpad. It sure is nice. It works same as iPhone. You can pinch, swipe, or rotate to zoom in on text, advance through a photo album, or adjust an image. This gesture-based input so successful on iPhone and iPod touch now comes to MacBook.

> You can choose from Intel Core2Duo 1.6 Ghz or 1.8 Ghz. No word on model numbers of these processors as Apple claims they have been especially built on order by Intel for them to fit this thin machine.

> If you are ready to spend $1000 extra you get yourself a 64GB SSD instead of regular boring 80GB PATA drive.

> 13.3 inch widescreen which is only available in glossy with LED backlit which makes it more power efficient and less prone to dimmness as comapred to regular CCFL screens. Supports 1280X800 Resolution.

> 2 Gigs of ONBOARD ram.

> Full Backlit keyboard (as found on MBPs)

> Apple claims the battery life with WiFi on at 5 full hours.

> Built in iSight camera.

> Features fastest-available, next-generation 802.11n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR built in .

Now lets get to Cons:

> First of all its damn expensive for the configuration offered. The 1.6 Ghz 80GB PATA model costs $1799+taxes and 1.8 Ghz 64 GB SSD model costs a whopping $3098+taxes. You can get a decent laptop (HP or IBM Thinkpad) with much better configuration for $700-$800.

> Comes with 80 GB PATA drive. Are they going backwards? Even the celeron laptops comes with SATA drives these days.

> 64GB SSD for $1000 extra. No comments…….

> No optical drive. You can buy one extra for $99+taxes.

> No Ethernet Port. You can buy one extra for $29+taxes.

> Only one USB port. Lets say you dont have a WiFi and connected through a LAN connection on RJ45 (for which you bought the adapter from Apple) and you want to access something from your external DVD Drive (for which you have paid $99), what do you do? You will disconnect the internet, access the drive and then conenct to internet again. You cannot do both at same time. Wait…. you can do that but you will have to buy a USB hub (with power adapter comes for atleast $50).

> Apple will give you a software which will allow you to access remote DVD drive installed on another desktop/laptop. But if the windows version available?

> Micro DVI port. Whats wrong with the regular ones?

> Apple remote, which came free even with the cheapest MacBook, you will have to buy it with the Air model for a measly $19+taxes.

> No dedicated NVIDIA, shared Intel Graphics with shared RAM and crappy resolution (1280X800 Native).

> MacBook’s speakers were crap, I am sure theyv’e used the same here.

> Battery cannot be replaced by user. If your battery dies out, you can simply pay Apple $129 and get it replaced and the best part is installation is free.

So the final verdict is NOT RECOMMENDED.

If you are a Apple Fanboy and got extra cash lying around, go for it.

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(Thanks engadget for the pictures)