iFuntastic

A new video has been posted for iFuntastic (no, we haven't forgotten about iFuntastic) demonstrating how to use one of the new features included in version 5.0. In the tutorial, he shows how you can use one of the new features for modifying system images to change the "Slide to Unlock" graphic at the bottom of the welcome screen.

iFuntastic, BitSplit's iPhone customization utility, has just hit version 5.0r3. The new version, an 84 megabyte download, offers the following fixes and changes:

-1.1.4 unshackling (based on ziphone 2.5c).
-Finally able to automatically recognize device and firmware.
-Now displaying device capacity and IP address (the best I can).

Featuring:

iFuntastic time, ladies and gentleman. BitSplit, the man behind iFuntastic, has announced that version 4.6.1 is now available. This new version, along with various other improvements, makes it super easy to jailbreak the latest iPhone software version. Once jailbroken, an iPhone is able to freely load and run third party applications and mods. On top of simply jailbreaking v1.1.1, iFuntastic can now crop and add custom ringtones.

- compatible with iTunes 7.4.2
- fixed and simplified adding ringtones
- added an innovative ringtone editor
- screenshot function
- keyboard auto-correction can be disabled
- easy application icon replacement
- improved SummerBoard compatibility
- searchable documentation
- added more documentation

Requires Mac Intel or PowerPC, OS X 10.4.9+
Compatible with iTunes 7.4.1,2 and iPhone Firmware 1.0.2

Is there an iFuntastic dance? If there is, it's time to do it. bitSplit has been hard at work refining iFuntastic to make it even more useful. The first new feature is compatibility with iTunes 7.4, which I know most of you have been waiting for. There have also been updates to the way you install iFuntastic support files as well as added ringtone compatibility.

The moment you've all been waiting for has finally arrived. iFuntastic version 3 is here, and chock full of new features. Of course, the biggest feature request of all has been fulfilled - support for PowerPC processors. It also includes a real file browser which allows installing apps, uploading NES ROMs, and other miscellaneous files. But that's just the beginning.

It's about that time again, iFuntastic time, that is. There have been many requests for the next version and this one delivers some, with a twist. Aside from it's Intel-Mac only compatibility, iFuntastic v2.5.0 adds one of the neatest features yet: A full file browser. Not only does it simply browse the iPhone's internal file system, it also adds the ability to edit UI images on the fly from within the app. This can be extremely useful for those looking to customize their iPhone, and it's super easy to boot. Images, other changes, and download link after the break!

I know we just announced iFuntastic v2, but bitSplit saw all of the comments you folks made and decided to make some quick improvements. If you don't know already, iFuntastic is an iPhone modding GUI for mere mortals. First on the list of improvements is a "news" section of the app where changes are posted. You can rename the app to anything you like, as well. The "Home Screen" can be rearranged much more extensively and .m4p is now a recognized extension. More after the break!

bitSplit, the man that brought you iFuntastic, has released version 2.0, which improves functionality and adds some new features. If you've been living under a rock lately, the iPhone Dev Wiki hackers have been hard at work on all sorts of nifty hacks for the iPhone. Most of these hacks are for seasoned Terminal and command line users, which has likely turned off a few folks. Sure, there have been guides written, but it's still not ideal for the average user. iFuntastic is an application that aims to make it easy for mere mortals to add ringtones, change the carrier logo, and reorder their applications. More after the jump!