Sireet- an cydia tweak that allows any jail broken device that has Siri working on it to send tweets with your voice. Just trigger Siri and say “Tweet…what ever” it uses the twitter login credentials already configured in the Twitter settings (if you have it set up). Easy.
This doesn’t add any icons to your home screen.
Lingual allows you to translate to over 30+ languages using Siri. To use, just simply install the tweak and say to Siri: “translate something to [language]” or “what’s something in [language]“. For example, “what’s how are you in Spanish?”
Lingual Language Support:
Arabic, Czech, Danish, German, Estonian, Finnish, French, Dutch, Greek, Hebrew, Haitian, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Lithuanian, Latvian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish, Russian, Slovak, Slovene, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukranian, Vietnamese, and Simplified and Traditional Chinese.
No icon is added to your home screen, and no settings are available for this tweak. Simply install, respring, and talk to Siri. It will also install AssistantExtensions.
Lingual is available for free in Cydia via BigBoss repo…
Sony has revealed more details of its Tablet S Android tablet with pre-order package details. The pre-ordering info on their website is still quite sketchy at this point but the Tablet S models and pricing are revealed as follows:
Sony Tablet S (16GB WiFi) – RM1,499
Sony Tablet S (32GB WiFi) – RM1,799
For those that pre-order, they will get an exclusive ST Slip Case worth RM139. Estimated shipping time for Sony Tablet S pre-order package will begin tomorrow 28th January 2012.
Just a little recap on the Tablet S, the 9.4? tablet runs on dual-core 1GHz Tegra 2 processor, comes with 1GB of RAM and weighs 598g. In terms of thickness, it is between 10.1mm at the thinnest point to 20.6mm at the thickest. When announced, it was running on Android 3.1 but it is upgradable to Android 3.2. For imaging, it comes with a 5MP camera at the back and a 0.3MP VGA camera in the front.
For more information, head over to the Sony Tablet S page.
Which performs better, Google Voice Commands on a DROID RAZR by Motorola or Siri on the iPhone 4S?
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Step 1: If you haven’t already, install the libimobiledevice package on your Linux distribution. This will allow Linux to talk to your iPad 2, iPhone 4S, and other iOS devices. Again, this could differ depending on your Linux distro, so just take this as a loose guide. For other distributions or more information, visit http://www.libimobiledevice.org/
Step 2: Download Absinthe v0.3 from our downloads page, and unpack on your desktop.
Step 3: If you’re on a x86 machine double click absinthe.x86, if you’re on a 64-bit machine (likely) double click absinthe.x86_64 to run Absinthe.
Step 4: Ensure that your device is powered on, and that Absinthe detects your device, then click Jailbreak.
Step 5: Let Absinthe finish the entire process, no user intervention is needed until then end. Once the loading bar is complete, find the Absinthe icon on your iDevice’s Home screen, and launch it to complete the jailbreak.
Step 6: Once your device reboots, you should see the Cydia icon on your desktop.
If you’re a Linux user, by all means sound off in the comments about Absinthe, jailbreaking, and iOS support in Linux in general, we’re interested in hearing your perspective on things.
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Absinthe v0.3: Linux
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