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UnlimVideos is now on the AppStore!
Yes you read that right, For all of you who cant or dont Jailbreak your iDevice, we are looking out for you too.



Click here to download!:
http://itunes.apple....83394?ls=1&mt=8


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Did you know that you can now navigate using swipe controls? Try swiping left or right on the Navigation bar (The bar at the top that says UnlimDownloads) in order to go backwards and forwards! You can also reload a page by swiping up or down on the navigation bar!
If you double tap the navigation bar, it will bring up your downloads folder!

If you have updated to iOS 5, you will have probably noticed by now that when you double-tap the home button from the lockscreen, a camera shortcut button appears. Well, now there is a tweak that allows that camera shortcut to be a shortcut to any application on your device. This tweak is called AnyLockApp.

AnyLockApp can be a very useful tweak to some people that use an application a lot and want quick and easy access to it.



To set the tweak up, as seen in the video above, all you need to do is go to your main settings application and then just pick which application you want to open and if you want it to be shown as the camera icon or as the actual app icon.

AnyLockApp is a free package that can be downloaded from the Big Boss repo today!

As noted by AppleInsider, Apple has quietly pushed out a tiny update for its Apple TV. Users will notice a new ‘Genius’ option on the Apple TV menu when browsing through movies or TV shows.

The Genius feature has been available on iTunes for years now, helping folks discover new music based on their previous purchases. And now Apple TV owners can use it to find new video content…



Just as in iTunes, the new Apple TV Genius feature recommends new content based on your previous purchases. In the Movies category, it will recommend movies, and in the TV category — well you get the idea.

There’s no need to download anything, as the feature seems to have been automatically pushed to all connected devices. If you don’t see the new addition, make sure you have an active internet connection.

Megaupload user data purge could begin Thursday [updated]
By: Todd Haselton | Jan 30th, 2012 at 07:55PM



Third-party companies that stored Megaupload’s data may delete all user files on Thursday. Megaupload customers, even those not guilty of piracy or using the service illegally, have been unable to access their files since the website was shut down on January 19th. So far, seven men have been charged for illegally allowing Megaupload users to store and share music, movies and other copyrighted content, among other things. The issue, however, is that millions of Megaupload users used the service legally to store family photos and other personal data. Megaupload doesn’t store the data itself, the AP said Monday, instead it hired Carpathia Hosting and Cogent Communications Group to store its data. A letter from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia explained that both companies may begin deleting the data as soon as this Thursday. 50 million users could have their personal photos, videos and music erased; Megaupload attorney Ira Rothken said the company is currently speaking with prosecutors in an effort to save the data.

UPDATE: Megaupload lawyer Ira Rothke on Monday confirmed that Megaupload’s hosting companies have agreed not to delete user files for two weeks, TVNZ reports. “Carpathia and Cogent agreed to preserve consumer data for additional time of at least two weeks so Megaupload can work with US on proposal,” Rothke posted on Twitter.

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