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3G Unrestrictor
Current Version: 1.0 - Downloads: 0
Author / Maintainer: crash-x / BigBoss
Package Size: Compressed 50 KB / Installed 125 KB

Commercial App ($2)
3G Unrestrictor is the premium successor of the popular VoIPover3G app for the iPhone. It allows you to go around the iPhone's limitations while on 3G/EDGE like no VoIP, no downloading of files bigger than 10MB from the AppStore or iTunes Store, low quality YouTube videos
and no Slinplayer. It allows those things by tricking applications into believing they are on WiFi, even though they are on 3G or EDGE.

It comes with a easy to use configuration app and offers many thing the original VoIPover3G cannot do. Unrestricting your favorite application is easier than ever!

This works on all iPhone models including the 3GS on Firmware 3.0 or higher Please read the More Info page for more information, screenshots features and usage examples!



source: thebigboss.org

download link is dead (forbidden link error). better download this one in cydia under big boss repo. By the way this is a paid app (2$)

naku bakit ganun na ang mga image? pare pareho..

iPhone 3G Unrestrictor Gets a Minor Update
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3G Unrestrictor, a utility to trick iPhones into thinking they're on Wi-Fi, has been updated to version 2.0.2.
3G Unrestrictor allows you to go around the iPhone's limitations and restrictions like not being able to use Skype or SlingPlayer while on a mobile internet connection like 3G or EDGE as well as many other things. It allows those things by tricking applications into believing they are on WiFi, even though they are on 3G or EDGE.

Version 2.0.2:
* Fixed a bug where the isDirect setting would not be saved
* Fixed a crash people who updated from version 1.0.2 or lower to 2.x experienced (old config format caused it)
* Fixed a rare crash in iTunes and AppStore (Only a few people experienced it)

3G Unrestrictor supports the iPhone, iPhone 3G, and iPhone 3GS.
It is now available from the Cydia Store for a cost of $2.

i have this app ... im happy with it

same here

does anyone know how many KB per minute called? I'm currently in a KB plan and would like to try this out if its cheaper vs a per minute call

iDarwin wrote:
does anyone know how many KB per minute called? I'm currently in a KB plan and would like to try this out if its cheaper vs a per minute call

idarwin. your post is off topic for this thread.

also, read your post a few times and could not understand what your question is.

justinred wrote:
iDarwin wrote:
does anyone know how many KB per minute called? I'm currently in a KB plan and would like to try this out if its cheaper vs a per minute call

idarwin. your post is off topic for this thread.

also, read your post a few times and could not understand what your question is.

Bandwidth consumption is dependent on the codec your voip software will be using iDarwin. If you plan on using your iphone for voip communications, you just might be better off using per min rather than per KB if on a 3G network. Now I hate to sound too technical and don't want to go into the details but here is a link for your reading pleasure regarding VoIP

daffydgeek thanks for the info

I guess VOIP + PING! can only be beneficial under an unlimited data plan.