iBluetooth or iBluenova 2.0, which will allow users who have jailbroken their iPhones to transfer files from their iPhone to other Bluetooth devices is finally available on the Cydia Store.
The iPhone OS 2.0 version was called iBluetooth and it was the first iPhone application that allowed users to transfer files via Bluetooth. But due to trademark issues, the iPhone OS 3.x.x version has been renamed as iBlueNova.
As we have mentioned before, the iPhone 3G comes with Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR (short for Enhanced Data Rate) wireless technology built-in, while iPhone 3GS comes with Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR built-in. But they only supports the Bluetooth Headset Profile, A2DP and Bluetooth Hands-free Profile 1.5.
So the most commonly requested application in the Bluetooth stack by iPhone users is the ability to transfer files to other bluetooth devices.
iBlueNova developed by MeDevil will enable jailbroken iPhone users to transfer files via Bluetooth to other Bluetooth devices.
Here are some details about iBluenova:
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iPod Touch 2g is supported (no support for iPod Touch 1g, since it has no bluetooth hardware). iPod Touch 3g support is experimental.
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iPhone 2g, 3g & 3gs are supported.
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Firmware 3.0 and above are supported.
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Music library is read-only, no received music or video will be saved in the library.
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iBluetooth licenses will STILL be valid for iBlueNova.
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1 license = 1 device (doesn't matter if you will use the old license on a new device).
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Downloading from cydia store is independent from purchasing on cydia store. This will allow you to download and try iBlueNova for 15 days BEFORE purchasing a full license.
iBluenova is available on the Cydia Store for $5.99 and as mentioned above, if you had purchased iBluetooth for iPhone OS 2.0 or above then the license should be valid for iBluenova.
You can checkout the demo video of iBluenova:
[via iSpazio]
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