“CallerID Fix Collection” by Carlo Franchino (Frank8) is the ultimate solution for who live in a country that is not present in Settings, Regional Format, and have trouble with Caller ID or SMS when numbers are stored in Address Book with or without international prefix. Here a list of supported countries. You can install CallerID Fix Collection from the Localization category of both the Installer 4 and Cydia throught the iSpazio Repository - Community Sources

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An iPhoneAtlas friend, Jens Chr Brynildsen, a Flash expert who maintains a number resources for the standard including Flash Magazine, has reportedly confirmed with Adobe Systems’ Sr. Director of Engineering, Paul Betlem, that Flash is coming to the iPhone. However, Betlem says that “Apple calls the shots as to when it’ll be available.”

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Apple has seeded select iPhone developers with a new 2.2 beta 1 of the iPhone firmware. The new version is labeled iPhone OS 2.2 beta 1 and is accompanied by a new beta of the iPhone SDK (build 9M2611). Beyond “compatibility testing”, there are no other differences noted by Apple. It’s not clear yet if the new builds have any further implementation of background push notifications that have been promised by Apple.

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Installer 4.0b8 is out (it’s been ready for a while and even included in the last PwnageTool but we were holding off to releasing it publically). Among notable features is the switch to libcurl from the stock Foundation URL loading classes, which means more lightweight CPU and memory footprint and, more importantly, resumable file transfers. The new beta also features a plethora of little fixes which we won’t extensively list here. Enjoy. We’ll be pushing out a 4.0 release soonish…

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New update for Cydia arrived and some graphics improvement. This update fixes several bugs related to the crash, the error “Bad Url” certain sources and the display of custom html pages. Adding new sections that combine the best packages and included several new icons and small badges that identify applications that change the system (daemon, exstension, uikit, library, console).

We’re not particularly inclined to believe them (rumors), but the whispers that Apple is about to bump the top-end iPhone capacity to 32GB are getting harder to ignore — especially since 8GB inventory is drying up, leading to speculation that’s it’s going to be dropped as soon as next week. We think the timing’s a little odd on the heels of the Let’s Rock iPod refresh, but considering the rampant speculation that Apple was forced to bump the nano to 16GB and drop the “limited edition” 4GB model entirely at the last minute in response to the new Zune lineup we suppose it makes competitive sense. AppleInsider also says customers will once again get the option to activate in-home, but we haven’t heard anything about that — we’ll see what happens in the next few days.

“CallerID Fix Collection” by Carlo Franchino (Frank8) is the ultimate solution for who live in a country that is not present in Settings, Regional Format, and have trouble with Caller ID or SMS when numbers are stored in Address Book with or without international prefix. Here a list of supported countries. You can install CallerID Fix Collection from the Localization category of the Installer 4 throught the iSpazio Repository: http://repo.neolinus.org/ispazio.

What’s New in this Version (1.1.0):

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Multiple sources inside Apple Retail have reported evidence pointing toward a contract free, home activation option for future iPhone 3G sales, along with the possibility of a model refresh in pricing and capacity similar to last year’s.

Home activation

When the iPhone 3G debuted, Apple’s original and pioneering home activation process, handled by the user themselves using iTunes on their home computer, was put on hold. The primary reason appeared to be the new phone’s much lower price, which required tying the new purchase to an in-store contract activation.

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QuickPwn 2.1 for Windows has been released: It supports 2.1 firmware with the unlocking and jailbreaking of iPhone 1st generation (2G)  device. Supports the jailbreaking of iPod Touch 1st generation device and iPhone 3G. Does not support the unlocking of iPhone 3G or jailbreaking of second generation (n72ap based) iPod Touch.

• Windows QuickPwn 2.1 - iSpazio Fast Mirror: QuickPwn 2.1

Saurik has released Veency, a remote desktop server for iPhone. Veency allows to access iPhone through PC / Mac , so you can view the Springboard and access the Apps through the computer. Till now there is no password or toggle for the server; however, these feature are planned in the future. This is a demostration video, check it out in Cydia: