iBlueNova is Finally Available in Cydia

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Posted February 15, 2010 at 12:37pm by iClarified

iBlueNova, an application to perform file transfers over Bluetooth, has finally been released for the iPhone 3.x firmware.

iBlueNova is the successor to iBluetooth by MeDevil which was only available on the iPhone 2.x firmware.

You can purchase iBlueNova from the Cydia Store for $5.99.

We will post a tutorial on how to use iBlueNova shortly. In the meanwhile you can check out this intro video by iSpazio below...

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bandoot - February 16, 2010 at 9:24pm

downloaded trial and it gets stuck half way during transfers to and from the device. More than 10 tries and not one was succesful.

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Steve Anderson - February 15, 2010 at 1:59pm

problems with this app all music does not preview you press play and nothing just silence also all my friends have new boot rom so I cannot send anything using this app to my friends because they need to purchase this app but how can they cos new boot rom cannot be jailbroke yet so unless this app is sold in the app store instead of cydia it won't do well plus it needs fixing how quick is it going to get fixed

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Steve Anderson - February 15, 2010 at 2:11pm

come on apple sell this for ten pounds for an unjailbroken phones on the app store they make a fortune

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Steve Anderson - February 16, 2010 at 6:52am

has this app been fixed yet no music preview its broken people want to know before trial runs out not buying broken shite

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