Download the latest version of iFuntastic [Click Here]

********************************************************
We apologize for the inconvenience.

This file has been temporarily removed.

QJ Staff
********************************************************
People just love tweaking with their iPhones and getting away with it. If you count yourself as one of those who like getting a bit more out of your iPhone than it originally came shipped to you, then you might be interested to know that iFuntastic version 3 is now out and has even more features to get the best mileage our of your iPhone.

As requested, iFuntastic can now support PowerPC processors and comes equipped with its own customizable file browser. One of the biggest features installed, however, would be the "Unshackling" feature. It basically allows you to make any modifications to you iPhone while still maintaining your iTunes' access.

A lot of other other updated features include a customizable home screen, where you can now have multiple home screens with their own set of icons. Also, you can now rip iTunes previews straight to your iPhone with the use of iFantastic.

Here's a short list of changes from bitSplit (the developers of the software) since the last version:

*PowerPC support! Finally. Thanks for keeping the faith :-)
*One-time unjailing - called 'Unshackling'.
*Drag and drop any file onto the phone in the new 'File Manager' (formerly Browser :-)
*Edit text files directly on the phone.
*Drag and drop installation of native applications - no restart of the phone necessary.
*Info page: a one-stop-shop for all documentation (still sparsely populated right now, sorry.)
*Troubleshooting page: a one-stop-shop for pummeling the phone and inquiring about its status.
*Much improved ringtone installation.
*Drag and drop replacement of system sounds.
*Completely reworked Home Screen Editor. Place applications anywhere you want them (gaps are OK.)
*Support for multiple home screen 'pages'. Have up to 80 applications at your fingertips!
*Custom home screen 'wallpaper', better called home screen backgrounds, to distinguish from the 'real' wallpaper.