Install Siri On iPhone 4, 3GS, iPad, iPod Touch 4G, 3G just update here

Several weeks ago, we have informed you about i4Siri project which allows you to install Siri on iPhone 4, 3GS, original iPad and iPod touch using Spire and proxy server technique. The project was under great development for few weeks and it***8217;s now finally available for free to everyone. Yes, you can install the ***8220;smart***8221; Siri on your old device right now for free.



i4Siri is NOT a Siri port on your older device. i4Siri is a smart Siri server which needs Siri to be ported on your device first. i4Siri servers now available to the public for free and it doesn***8217;t require you to have a registered iPhone 4S.

Of course, Spire needs your device to be on iOS 5. You may face some problems with i4Siri servers due to huge load on the servers but it will work properly by the time.


Install Siri On iPhone 4, 3GS iPad And iPod Touch

STEP 1: You need to jailbreak your device. In case you***8217;re on iOS 5.0.1, you can use our guide posted here for A4 devices and posted here for iPhone 4S and iPad 2 to get untethered jailbreak. iOS 5.1 can be also semi-untethered jailbroken using our guide posted here for A4 devices.

STEP 2: Once jailbroken, open Cydia and install Spire jailbreak tweak by searching for it then tap on install then confirm and wait for the download to finish.

STEP 3: After downloading Spire, open the Settings app and head to General *gt; Siri, and turn Siri on.

STEP 4: Now get back to the Settings *gt; Spire and fill the proxy URL field with https://i4sirifree.mooo.com/.

STEP 5: Finally open your Safari browser and head to i4Siri then install the certificate.

You***8217;ll be able now to send requests and receive answers using the free i4Siri project.


Original link: Install Siri On iPhone 4, 3GS, iPad, iPod Touch 4G, 3G

Gmail App for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch Available for Download

The official Gmail app from Google has returned to the App Store after a 2 week hiatus. It was originally released a couple of weeks back, them immediately pulled back citing unresolved bugs as the reason.
We really wonder how did they ever release the app to the App Store, when it was not even able to make past the error screen for any users. Was it Google’s lack of proper testing or App Store staff’s apparent negligence in screening? Well, at least Google had the guts to make an apology for the instant removal of the much awaited native app.

Anyways, now the app is back in the App Store and you can download it for your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch running iOS 4 or higher. Reportedly, all bugs, including the notification issue, have been fixed in this version.
Gmail app gives you notification badges for new messages in your Inbox, supports threaded conversations, labeling, starring, spam reporting, and most importantly, supports sending and receiving of attachments. We all know how the native Mail app on iOS devices not supporting attachments is a major drawback.
Gmail app for iPhone, iPad has a split screen design, making it easy to browse your folders. The app supports only one account, and hence does not entirely rule out competition from the native iOS Mail app, that supports multiple Email accounts.

The native Gmail app is definitely a must have app for all Gmail users.
Download Gmail app for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch [iTunes link]