This release of OpenSSH is a repackaging, for the iPhone Installer.app.

Changes:

Fixed issue preventing it from being “uninstalled” when it wasn’t really there anymore, having been wiped out in a firmware upgrade.
If you upgrade your firmware and can’t “uninstall” the old OpenSSH, just upgrade to this one.
If you update your OpenSSH to this version before you upgrade your firmware, you should be able to “uninstall” this one afterwards, whereupon you can just re-install it.

http://blog.psmxy.org/pkg-info/openssh/

Ste wrote up a note about FW v1.1.4 beeing jailbroken already…

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As reported by Erica Sadun over at TUAW, Apple has released the 1.1.4 firmware. No sooner had I posted [a comment on her blog entry] that I thought folks should wait to see what Zibri came up with for a 1.1.4 jailbreak, as I thought his was technically the most correct of the various 1.1.3 jailbreaks, Erica reported that Nate True had run Zibri’s existing 1.1.3 jailbreak on his 1.1.4 iPhone and it worked. Jailbreaking works, but he has not tested activation or unlocking yet, both of which he suspects are broken until Zibri updates “ziphone” for 1.1.4. This is all great news. I recommend that everyone just hold off a little bit, until Zibri has said he’s updated it for 1.1.4 and then go for it. If you check his blog, you’ll see he’s working on doing that, right now. 🙂

Nate reported that after jailbreaking it, Installer.app thought OpenSSH was still installed, even though it no longer was, and that he couldn’t uninstall it (main script execution failure). I have released an update to OpenSSH that anyone with this issue can update to. If you update to it before you jailbreak your 1.1.4 iPhone, then you should be able to uninstall it ok, via Installer.app, even though it’s gone, as it will now ignore the error it gets when it tries to stop the now-missing daemon. You can then simply reinstall it. If you already jailbroke it and can’t uninstall it, just upgrade to the new version and you’re all set to go. Nate says the root password is still “alpine”.

UPDATE: In comment #132 on Erica’s blog entry, mentioned above, Zibri says: “I already found everything.. I just need to recompile, check new offsets, do a test and release. Expect a new version in a day.”

-ste

http://blog.psmxy.org/2008/02/26/114-firmware-is-out-and-jailbroken/

With the new version of iTunes, also a new version of the official iPhone Firmware v1.1.4 has been released.

Following most sources, it says that there were no major changes compared to 1.1.3 but you never know…

http://www.tuaw.com/2008/02/26/ipod-iphone-firmware-update-1-1-4-released/

iPac3D is a 3D Pacman game based upon the recently ported Yeti3D engine. Goal is to “eat” all cubes from the playing field.

http://www.marcogiorgini.com/articoli.asp?art=114

MobileChat is a multi instant messenger for iPhone.

Changes:

Horizontal/Landscape Orientation Availability
“New IM” finally works
“Send” Button has been relocated to the keyboard (in place of return)
iPhone Firmware 1.1.3 Compatibility
DNS Issue that plagued 1.x and 2.0 has been resolved.
BSD Subsystem dependency should be gone.
Added support for XMPP
GTalk has been temporarily removed
Sign On progress notifications (as seen in screenshots)
Disconnect Notification: if you get kicked off, or you can’t sign on, you’ll be alerted now
Conversation code-base optimized

http://blog.twenty08.com/2008/02/25/mobilechat-v21-now-available/

Select any application in either /Applications or /var/root/Applications and launch it, so long as the app is registered with SpringBoard.

Release notes:

Version 0.31 is in the XLaunch folder. Try tilting it on its side! Now supports Webclips as well as app icons.Oh, and p.s. Yes, it does work on the touch. And p.p.s. This probably means that AppFlow is deprecated. What do you all think? Let me know.

http://ericasadun.com/?p=178

Locations – a native iPhone application to watch webcam images whenever you want and wherever you are.

Release notes:

I got my test iPod Touch yesterday and was able to dig down the problem Locations v0.3.0 had within 30 minutes. Nice. So here you go: Locations 0.3.1 is now again supporting (as far as I know) all devices in all versions. Am I wrong? Let me know in the comments.

Locations 0.3.1 is available in STE repository which is part of the community sources available by default when installing the Installer.app. Please support Ste by donating for his hard work. Since I bought an iPod Touch especially for testing purposes, donations would also be very much appreciated!

Thank you and enjoy!

Update: Sadly there are some (new) known issues with this release:

[new]: Main “Locations” list view is too short, the last location is only visible by half
[known but detected only now]: Search does not show any results, if the user switched on another search result page with a previous search
[new]: Massimo reported that adding more than 7 locations manually will result in the following message: “not pointing to a valid image” (not able to confirm that one yet). Just got another report that the issue is solved after the iPod rebooted.
[known]: Scrolling too much (in my case 99 times) in the widescreen mode crashes the app

http://www.andreaslinde.com/archives/2008/02/22/030-take-2-031/

weDict is a multi-language dictionary app for iPhone and iPod touch. The dictionary files are compatible with stardict ( http://stardict.sf.net ).

http://code.google.com/p/wedict/

Have all of your music at your fingertips with Simplify Media for the Apple iPhone and the iPod Touch. Enjoy songs and playlists from remote computers wherever you have WiFi access. Alpha version available now through the AppTap Installer.

http://www.simplifymedia.com/iphone.html

This latest version of iTrac has been completely rewritten to be compatible with 1.1.3. To get it add http://iphone.codealistic.com/repo to your Installer.app sources .

http://codealistic.com/?p=4