All About Iphone

RipDev released InstallerApp a few weeks ago, InstallerApp allows you to install applications from repositories from Installer or Cydia from your desktop.

What’s new?:

* Added iPod touch 1G support (iPod touch 2G is not supported at the moment)
* Added More Information panel to view additional information about packages
* Improved processing of packages with dependencies
* Upgraded device integration module and iPhone support
* Improved interaction with iTunes
* Enhanced support for numerous packages
* Added most popular packages (in terms of user feedback) to the “Featured” category

* Added YouTube support for “unlocked” iPhones
* Added tooltips for package status icons
* Added notification for packages with unknown sources
* Added new command-line utilities for packages that might require them
* Added ability to “Force Delete” packages that have dependencies (including “circular” dependencies)
* Improved package synchronization process
* Fixed “Recent packages” issue where recent packages would not show
* Fixed application crash after unexpected device disconnect
* Fixed error with package refresh after adding or removing sources
* Fixed issue of recognizing package status after synchronization
* Number of other minor fixes

A ton of fixed stuff, improved features, and added features. Pretty awesome! Unfortunately for Windows users, you’ll have to keep waiting for a WIndows version, it should be coming soon. No word from RipDev on a planned release date but they say soon, sit tight.

InstallerApp, unfortunately, isn’t free - $7USD for One (1) license for up to 3 devices and Without a license, InstallerApp is a fully functional application, including ability to perform Push procedure and put Installer.app on iPhone — only package installation onto the iPhone is not available.