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Woo, Happy New Year, Today is 1-1-2011, and my blog passing one and half year, not much changing on my alexa ranking as compare with last year, google pare ranking remain same as stated on previous post “YTechCity: YTechCity.com now has a Google PageRank of 2“.

Last year, my post all related to gadget, this year, i will post some investment related topic, thank u.

Cydia’s repositories allow the installation of software packages, most of which are available to download at no cost. You can add these sources / repositories / repos yourself and have access to all types of packages to download and install on your iDevice (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad)

http://cydia.hackulo.us
http://cydia.xsellize.com
http://sinfuliphonerepo.com
http://repo.insanelyi.com
http://repo.hackyouriphone.org
http://www.ihacksrepo.com
http://repo.biteyourapple.net
http://ihackstore.com/repo
http://cydevicerepo.com
http://www.clubifone.org/repo
http://repo.woowiz.net
http://cydia.myrepospace.com/pimpmyi
http://cydia.myrepospace.com/hackstor
http://gaurav.myrepospace.com
http://cydia.myrepospace.com/iPhone-i
http://cydia.iphone.org.hk/apt
http://cydia.zone-mr.net
http://repo.modyouri.com
http://cydia.ven000m.com
http://cydia.myrepospace.com/fouad

We want to keep this list Valid and Updated, Please report in comments any dead links “sources”

Synchronicity is a popular jailbreak mod that allows you to use your iPhone while it’s syncing with iTunes. Instead of being stuck with a lock screen while your iPhone is syncing with your computer, Synchronicity allows you to run apps, make calls, etc. Basically anything is fair game, except for the iPod app (to prevent data corruption with iTunes).

Synchronicity was recently updated to 2.0 status. The mod was already super lightweight and unobtrusive, but 2.0 makes it even better with a design tweak and some enhancements…

Previously, Synchronicity would display as a red, tethering-style bar over the iPhone’s status bar. This notified that a sync with iTunes was occurring, and removed that annoying “Sync in Progress” lock screen we all normally have to stare at while our iPhone syncs. In Synchronicity 2.0, that red tethering bar is replaced by a minimal, Greek “Sigma” icon in the status bar to indicate that an iTunes sync is occurring.

Performance speed has also been increased significantly, along with numerous bug issues. There is also added language support.

Overall, Synchronicity 2.0 is a very nice improvement on an already great jailbreak mod. Hopefully, in the near future, Apple will develop this type of syncing natively into iOS and iTunes. Synchronicity is proof that it can be done, and done well.

You can pick up Synchronicity 2.0 for $2 in the Cydia Store.

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The 360 Panaroma is a photography app that lets you take 360-degree panoramic shots of your surroundings and it is so darn tooting easy to use. The app take pictures of your surroundings and arrange them in tiles, all you have to do is align the phone so the tiles line up nicely to create a 360-degree view of where you are.

The app has just issued an update that takes advantage of the 3-axis gyroscope in the iPhone 4 that allow users to view the panoramic pictures simply by moving the iPhone 4 around. It provides for a very immersive picture viewing experience that will definitely impress your friends.

The app is on offer in iTunes now for US$0.99 — 66% off original price. For your RM3, you get to a dead easy to use panorama app that can churn out 360-degree view pictures in under 20 seconds (with a little bit of practice of course), you can upload and share the pictures via email or Twitter or save them directly to your iPhone camera roll.

Here’s the iTunes link for more info on the app.

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The latest Sykpe for iPhone update today and finally lets you do video calls over wifi or 3G to another iPhone or to a Skype desktop user.

This update is long overdue. Since the iPhone 4 launched in June, introducing FaceTime, we’ve all been waiting for Skype to catch up and update their application to allow video calls. FaceTime is great, but not everyone owns an iPhone 4, thus it makes it hard to have a video call with someone who’s not an iPhone 4 user…

This isn’t a problem anymore. You’ll now be able to make video calls from iPhone to iPhone. You can also receive video calls on the third-generation iPod touch and the iPad. You’ll need iOS 4.0 and above to run the latest version of Skype.

Here is what’s new in this updated version of Skype:
• Make Skype to Skype video calls on WiFi and 3G*
• Call Skype desktop users (Mac OS X or Windows) and other iPhone users.
• Two-way video calls supported on iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS and iPod touch 4th gen.
• Receive only video supported on iPad and iPod touch 3rd gen, with no camera.
• Make video calls in portrait and landscape.
• Skype video calling requires iOS 4.0 or above.

You can still get Skype for free in the App Store.

Now tell us. Isn’t it great news that Skype finally lets you do video calls from your iPhone?