What Apple taketh away, the jailbreaking community giveth. What am I talking about…this time? HDR photos. Yesterday, HDR photos were solely an iPhone 4 feature. But in the near future, it will also be an iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS feature too thanks to @cdevwill. The tweak isn’t available yet. But you can be sure that once the new HDR love takes a blast from the past, we’ll let you know. Stay...

One of the chief complaints I see with certain Apple laptops is the lack of more ports. The SD port in particular was a big one until Apple recently added them to the Macbook Pros. But an iPhone? The makers of “ZoomIt” seem to think the iPhone platform is a perfect fit for their services. In order to get the full experience, you’ll need to pick up both the iPhone ZoomIt app and ZoomIt SD card adapter that attaches itself to the phone. Once plugged in,...

Ya, this is one of those times where I just need to keep words to a minimum and let the video do it’s thing. In case you can’t see the movie, in short: these leaked conceptual demos of Sony’s “Rachel” UI are stunning and give Android’s pathetic stock media capabilities a kick in the digital groin. So much so I would even compare these as good or better than the iPhone. I love the iPhone’s media capabilities and perhaps it could...

MySpace: dead. Facebook: still growing but old news. Twitter: here and now. YouTube, Flicker, Wikipedia….the list of entertainment, multimedia, and social networking services goes on for days. You take on each service as to it’s relevance in the current online world will differ from mine. However, one thing that we can mostly agree on is that navigating to and signing in to each service can be time consuming and a pain. That’s where 44 Tips looks to...