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JailbreakMe returns, iPhone 4 jailbreak possible from device 

 

If you remember back to the days of the first iPhone it used to be possible to jailbreak the smartphone just by visiting a website. That site was called JailbreakMe.com.
The site disappeared, but has now returned with the tag “2.0″ and offering up a jailbreak for all iDevices including iPhone 4 and running iOS. Following the recent ruling that jailbreaking is legal in the U.S. the site has come back online. All you need to do is visit JailbreakMe.com using your iPhone 4, or other Apple iDevice, then follow the instructions for the jailbreak to take place.
The servers for JailbreakMe.com are predictably under a heavy load at the moment, so don’t be surprised if your connection fails on the first few attempts. Also keep in mind the jailbreak is reversible if anything goes wrong.
Thanks to Redmond Pie for sourcing a list of compatible devices:

• iPod 1G on 3.1.2
• iPod 1G on 3.1.3
• iPod 2G on 3.1.2
• iPod 2G on 3.1.3
• iPod 2G on 4.0
• iPod 3G on 3.1.2
• iPod 3G on 3.1.3
• iPod 3G on 4.0
• iPad on 3.2
• iPad on 3.2.1
• iPhone 3G on 3.1.2
• iPhone 3G on 3.1.3
• iPhone 3G on 4.0
• iPhone 3G on 4.0.1
• iPhone 3G[S] on 3.1.2
• iPhone 3G[S] on 3.1.3
• iPhone 3G[S] on 4.0
• iPhone 3G[S] on 4.0.1
• iPhone 4 on 4.0
• iPhone 4 on 4.0.1

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Chelsea Clinton Wedding Dress Designed By Vera Wang

 

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As verified by People, the wedding dress of Chelsea Clinton was designed by Vera Wang. We’ll post photos of the Vera Wang designed wedding dress as soon as they are available:
Surrounded by 400 friends, and her parents Bill and Hillary (who wore Oscar de la Renta), the former first daughter, 30, wed her longtime boyfriend Marc Mezvinsky, 32, in Rhinebeck, N.Y., Saturday. She wore a dress designed by Vera Wang, a family friend, who was also in attendance. Shortly after the ceremony, President Clinton and Secretary Clinton released a statement. “Today, we watched with great pride and overwhelming emotion as Chelsea and Marc wed in a beautiful ceremony at Astor Courts, surrounded by family and their close friends. We could not have asked for a more perfect day to celebrate the beginning of their life together, and we are so happy to welcome Marc into our family. On behalf of the newlyweds, we want to give special thanks to the people of Rhinebeck for welcoming us and to everyone for their well-wishes on this special day.” 



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july stiffs.

It's the time of the month (in a non feminine way) where we celebrate the Arena 'eroes who've passed on in the last four weeks.

Bit of a rush job this time tho' as I've got a strip to finish.

First up was Geoffrey Hutchings, stage, film and television actor best known for his spot on portrayal of Sid James in that bio-pic.

Also this month, the Arena says goodbye to the producer of such classic movies as Mindhunters, Pyrates and Deep Blue Sea, Rebecca Spikings-Goldsman, Blaxploitation goddess Vonetta (Shaft in Africa, Melinda and Hammer) McGee, American Splendor author Harvey Lawrence Pekar, ex-Bread babe Gilly Coman, who played Aveline in the first four series of that scouse scrounger sitcom as well as the voice artist of such shows as Ultraman 80, the Japoaneses dub of Thunderbirds, Ultra 6 and Roku Kyōdai vs. Kaijū Gundan, the silky toned Tetsuo Mizutori.

Staying with voice-types, July also saw the deaths of Tailor Smurf himself, Kip King. King also provided the voice of Shecky in The Biskitts as well as characters inThe Little Rascals, Scooby and Scrappy-Doo, Tom & Jerry Kids and Droopy, Master Detective.

And behind the cartoon pencil, Shirley Silvery, one of the first female animators in the world and all round pioneer in animation, passed away around the same time as popular music star Andy Hummel from top Memphis rockers Big Star.

And finally, back on 'the big screen' we say a fond farewell to Italian screenwriter Suso Cecchi d'Amico and the British cinematographer, famous for his work on Carry On Regardless, The Kiss of the Vampire, Dr. Terror's House of Horrors, Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi and A View to a Kill, Alan Hume.