Cell Phone Hacks

Among other things including images, games, and music, this tutorial demonstrates how to put ripped DVD videos on your iPhone via various conversion programs. Most are made for Windows, but there are indeed a few for Macs as well. Yes, it's an...

The iPhone Video Recorder software has just released a new app which allows iPhone users to record video with audio on their phones. Users can adjust the video's compression and quality. Check the video below to see an example recording using the...

Apparently, Tivo has an open port which can be accessed via Telnet. This means by using the old school network protocol, you can configure your Tivo by taking advantage of its built in home automation system.� Check out more about this...

Using some plastic packaging and an x-acto knife, you can easily build an in car dock for your iPhone or regular cell phone. The tutorial is iPhone specific, but the methods used are so incredibly simple to follow, they can be altered for any...

A new app has been released to add to our collection of iPhone hacks, allowing you to use a video as the wallpaper of your iPhone. Heck, you could actually record a video using the iPhone video hack, and use it for your background. Note, this also...

This hack is ridiculously simple and very self explainitory. However, it's also incredibly useful and I'm sure quite a few visitors will be interested in trying it themselves. Basically, just cut the cables of the charger, and solder them to a USB...

Using a free online service called ScanR, you can scan, copy, and fax with your camera phone or digital camera.� Simple send document images from your cell phone and they'll convert them into clean, usable pdf files.� They accept files sent...

This instructable is to show you how easy it is to remove some unwanted logo's from cell phones and other plastic / metal products. The logo has to be of the type glued onto the surface rather then etched in (which generally is the case 90% of the...

So, you dropped your phone in water. You are screwed, right Nope, just order some Chinese Food, and you're good to go - Sort of. Actually, submerging your phone in dry rice or silica gel packets are a simple, effective way to resurrect your phone....