SkankPhone - Revision history

Frax: added file structure

2022-04-20T01:04:35Z

added file structure

Unknownz21 at 17:10, 10 November 2017

2017-11-10T17:10:24Z

3xpl0itz: Generalizing

2017-11-10T17:10:12Z

Generalizing

Unknownz21 at 17:09, 10 November 2017

2017-11-10T17:09:57Z

Unknownz21 at 17:07, 10 November 2017

2017-11-10T17:07:00Z

IAdam1n: Updating.

2015-10-08T08:07:15Z

Updating.

IAdam1n: Adding internal software template.

2015-09-23T08:46:54Z

Adding internal software template.

IAdam1n: It is not a "2G".

2014-10-05T13:46:33Z

It is not a "2G".

Awesomebing1: Grammar mistakes

2014-07-26T01:27:26Z

Grammar mistakes

J. J. at 19:56, 1 October 2013

2013-10-01T19:56:48Z

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 == Technical ==
 SkankPhone does not depend on SpringBoard, SkankPhone can live with or without it. It is not like a regular UIKit application, in this way, it is not linked with UIKit and uses it's own custom framework. SkankPhone's framework located in it's application bundle named SkankKit, this is small UIKit replacement. SkankPhone is launched by a daemon. Somewhere in this process SkankPhone unloads SpringBoard's daemon, this kills SpringBoard while giving SpringBoard no way to respawn.
 [[Category:Apple Internal Apps]]

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 SkankPhone was a notable part of Non-UI firmwares from versions 1.0 to 5.1. It's last appearance was on prototypes running 5.1. Versions 6.0 and above no longer feature SkankPhone, for unknown reasons.
-Certain versions of SkankPhone have minor differences when compared to one another. Some have a "Quit" button in the right bottom corner, whilst other have an "About Device" button there. Interestingly enough, newer versions of SkankPhone feature a "More Other" button even though there is no "Other button present.
+Certain versions of SkankPhone have minor differences when compared to one another. Some have a "Quit" button in the right bottom corner, whilst other have an "About Device" button there. Interestingly enough, newer versions of SkankPhone feature a "More Other" button even though there is no "Other" button present.
 SkankPhone can coexist with SpringBoard. When the SkankPhone.app is linked into /Applications/SkankPhone.app, it shows up in SB and can be launched (if you have 1.x firmware). During launch, SkankPhone kills SpringBoard.

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 SkankPhone is a part of Apple's internal debug utilities suite. It can be defined as a [[SpringBoard]] alternative. Instead of dividing the iPhone OS functions such as Phone, Safari, etc. into standalone applications, Apple developers combined many functionalities into one app. SkankPhone has a integrated phone, web browser, music player and SMS editor. Pressing Home Button reveals a toolbar with 5 shortcuts to other SP sections: Phone, Web, SMS, Music and Setup. In [[Alpine 1A420]] prototype firmware it also had a built-in [[Operator]] screen.
-SkankPhone was a notable part of Non-UI firmwares from versions 1.0 to 5.1. It's last appearance was on the iPhone 4S prototypes running 5.1. Versions 6.0 and above no longer feature SkankPhone, for unknown reasons.
+SkankPhone was a notable part of Non-UI firmwares from versions 1.0 to 5.1. It's last appearance was on prototypes running 5.1. Versions 6.0 and above no longer feature SkankPhone, for unknown reasons.
 Certain versions of SkankPhone have minor differences when compared to one another. Some have a "Quit" button in the right bottom corner, whilst other have an "About Device" button there. Interestingly enough, newer versions of SkankPhone feature a "More Other" button even though there is no "Other button present.

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	SkankPhone was a notable part of Non-UI firmwares from versions 1.0 to 5.1. It's last appearance was on the iPhone 4S prototypes running 5.1. Versions 6.0 and above no longer feature SkankPhone, for unknown reasons.		SkankPhone was a notable part of Non-UI firmwares from versions 1.0 to 5.1. It's last appearance was on the iPhone 4S prototypes running 5.1. Versions 6.0 and above no longer feature SkankPhone, for unknown reasons.
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		+	Certain versions of SkankPhone have minor differences when compared to one another. Some have a "Quit" button in the right bottom corner, whilst other have an "About Device" button there. Interestingly enough, newer versions of SkankPhone feature a "More Other" button even though there is no "Other button present.

	SkankPhone can coexist with SpringBoard. When the SkankPhone.app is linked into /Applications/SkankPhone.app, it shows up in SB and can be launched (if you have 1.x firmware). During launch, SkankPhone kills SpringBoard.		SkankPhone can coexist with SpringBoard. When the SkankPhone.app is linked into /Applications/SkankPhone.app, it shows up in SB and can be launched (if you have 1.x firmware). During launch, SkankPhone kills SpringBoard.

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	SkankPhone is a part of Apple's internal debug utilities suite. It can be defined as a [[SpringBoard]] alternative. Instead of dividing the iPhone OS functions such as Phone, Safari, etc. into standalone applications, Apple developers combined many functionalities into one app. SkankPhone has a integrated phone, web browser, music player and SMS editor. Pressing Home Button reveals a toolbar with 5 shortcuts to other SP sections: Phone, Web, SMS, Music and Setup. In [[Alpine 1A420]] prototype firmware it also had a built-in [[Operator]] screen.		SkankPhone is a part of Apple's internal debug utilities suite. It can be defined as a [[SpringBoard]] alternative. Instead of dividing the iPhone OS functions such as Phone, Safari, etc. into standalone applications, Apple developers combined many functionalities into one app. SkankPhone has a integrated phone, web browser, music player and SMS editor. Pressing Home Button reveals a toolbar with 5 shortcuts to other SP sections: Phone, Web, SMS, Music and Setup. In [[Alpine 1A420]] prototype firmware it also had a built-in [[Operator]] screen.
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		+	SkankPhone was a notable part of Non-UI firmwares from versions 1.0 to 5.1. It's last appearance was on the iPhone 4S prototypes running 5.1. Versions 6.0 and above no longer feature SkankPhone, for unknown reasons.

	SkankPhone can coexist with SpringBoard. When the SkankPhone.app is linked into /Applications/SkankPhone.app, it shows up in SB and can be launched (if you have 1.x firmware). During launch, SkankPhone kills SpringBoard.		SkankPhone can coexist with SpringBoard. When the SkankPhone.app is linked into /Applications/SkankPhone.app, it shows up in SB and can be launched (if you have 1.x firmware). During launch, SkankPhone kills SpringBoard.

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 {{internal software}}
-[[Image:SkankPhone.jpg|thumb|right|SkankPhone on an [[m68ap|iPhone]]. Text in the background is a UI rendering error warning about a low battery level.]]
+[[Image:SkankPhone.jpg|thumb|right|SkankPhone on an [[M68AP|iPhone]]. Text in the background is a UI rendering error warning about a low battery level.]]
 SkankPhone is a part of Apple's internal debug utilities suite. It can be defined as a [[SpringBoard]] alternative. Instead of dividing the iPhone OS functions such as Phone, Safari, etc. into standalone applications, Apple developers combined many functionalities into one app. SkankPhone has a integrated phone, web browser, music player and SMS editor. Pressing Home Button reveals a toolbar with 5 shortcuts to other SP sections: Phone, Web, SMS, Music and Setup. In [[Alpine 1A420]] prototype firmware it also had a built-in [[Operator]] screen.

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	[[Image:SkankPhone.jpg\|thumb\|right\|SkankPhone on an [[m68ap\|iPhone]]. Text in the background is a UI rendering error warning about a low battery level.]]		[[Image:SkankPhone.jpg\|thumb\|right\|SkankPhone on an [[m68ap\|iPhone]]. Text in the background is a UI rendering error warning about a low battery level.]]

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−	[[Image:SkankPhone.jpg\|thumb\|right\|SkankPhone on an [[m68ap\|iPhone 2G]]. Text in the background is a UI rendering error warning about a low battery level.]]	+	[[Image:SkankPhone.jpg\|thumb\|right\|SkankPhone on an [[m68ap\|iPhone]]. Text in the background is a UI rendering error warning about a low battery level.]]

	SkankPhone is a part of Apple's internal debug utilities suite. It can be defined as a [[SpringBoard]] alternative. Instead of dividing the iPhone OS functions such as Phone, Safari, etc. into standalone applications, Apple developers combined many functionalities into one app. SkankPhone has a integrated phone, web browser, music player and SMS editor. Pressing Home Button reveals a toolbar with 5 shortcuts to other SP sections: Phone, Web, SMS, Music and Setup. In [[Alpine 1A420]] prototype firmware it also had a built-in [[Operator]] screen.		SkankPhone is a part of Apple's internal debug utilities suite. It can be defined as a [[SpringBoard]] alternative. Instead of dividing the iPhone OS functions such as Phone, Safari, etc. into standalone applications, Apple developers combined many functionalities into one app. SkankPhone has a integrated phone, web browser, music player and SMS editor. Pressing Home Button reveals a toolbar with 5 shortcuts to other SP sections: Phone, Web, SMS, Music and Setup. In [[Alpine 1A420]] prototype firmware it also had a built-in [[Operator]] screen.

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 SkankPhone is a part of Apple's internal debug utilities suite. It can be defined as a [[SpringBoard]] alternative. Instead of dividing the iPhone OS functions such as Phone, Safari etc. into standalone applications, Apple developers combined many functionalities into one app. SkankPhone has a integrated phone, web browser, music player and SMS editor. Pressing Home Button reveals a toolbar with 5 shortcuts to other SP sections: Phone, Web, SMS, Music and Setup. In [[Alpine 1A420]] prototype firmware it also had a built-in [[Operator]] screen.
-SkankPhone can coexist with SpringBoard. When the SkankPhone.app is linked into [[:/Applications/SkankPhone.app]], it shows up in SB and can be launched (if you have 1.x firmware). During launch, SkankPhone kills SpringBoard.
+SkankPhone can coexist with SpringBoard. When the SkankPhone.app is linked into /Applications/SkankPhone.app, it shows up in SB and can be launched (if you have 1.x firmware). During launch, SkankPhone kills SpringBoard.
 == Technical ==