The iDroid Project, a group that aims to fully port Android OS to Apple's iOS devices, has just taken to the stage at MyGreatFest. Here's what the team behind the project had to say.

MyGreatFest is now well underway, and two members of the Chronic Dev Team (@p0sixninja and @iOPK) are now on-stage. In this article, we're going to outline the important points made by @p0sixninja and @iOPK, and upload images from the event in real-time.

The first jailbreak speaker of the day, Aaron Ash (@AaronAsh), is now on stage. He’s the author of Multifl0w and Barrel, two very popular jailbreak tweaks: The former allows users to easily multitask between open applications (this was before iOS 4, when Apple debuted its own version of multitasking); Barrel is an icon-effect tweak.

Today is the day of MyGreatFest - the UK's first iOS and jailbreak convention. In this article, we're going to outline everything that's happening at the event (we're there!), link to other MyGreatFest articles and upload images. Later, we'll be hearing from Chronic Dev Team member @p0sixninja, and the "Father of Cydia," Jay Freeman (@saurik).

Tomorrow is the day of "MyGreatFest" - an event that aims to become the largest convention for jailbreak fans. The event kicks-off at nine a.m. GMT tomorrow, and AppAdvice will be there.

FireCore has released a major update to aTV Flash (black), its jailbreak software package that users can install on their second generation Apple TV. The package brings a number of features, and this latest update enhances the Media Player and adds a cloud backup option. The software update (beta 7) is currently available to download now.

A new jailbreak called Alphacon has arrived. It helps you eliminate the text under an app's icon, making the screen look less clustered, according to news first reported by iDownloadBlog.

Are you new to the Jailbreak community, or looking to get into it? If so, then check out today's show. We are featuring the first three Jailbreak apps you should download on today's AppAdvice EXTRA.

A new jailbreak tweak allows users to install startup videos on their iPhone/iPod touch or iPad. The tweak, iStartupMovie, allows you to add whatever movie you’d like or you can use one of the samples videos that come preinstalled.

A new jailbreak tweak adds a speedometer icon to Apple’s own Maps app. The Speed for Maps tweak was recently added to Cydia, according to news first reported by 9 To 5 Mac.

One of the downsides to Safari for iOS is that the built-in, Apple-developed application doesn't allow users to upload content from an iPhone to a website. Fortunately, a new jailbreak tweak called "Safari Upload Enabler" allows users to upload content from within Safari itself. The tweak can be downloaded in Cydia for $1.99.

Here's a free jailbreak tweak that might actually convince you to jailbreak an iPhone handset. It's called WiFiSMS, and once installed, this free package allows users to send SMS messages and interact with their SMS database from a desktop computer. Isn't this the kind of thing you've been dreaming of for years?

If you're looking to speed up your iPhone's built-in Camera application, consider purchasing and downloading InstaCam. This new jailbreak tweak allows users to add a series of new features to the app, which make shooting images quicker than ever before.

A new jailbreak application promises to attempt to recover users' deleted SMS messages, by scanning through an iPhone's SMS database and Spotlight index. The application is called "Undelete SMS," and it's currently available to download in Cydia for around seven dollars.

If you're forever entering and re-entering an iTunes password in the App Store iOS application, consider downloading PasswordPilot. This recently released jailbreak application saves a user's iTunes password, encrypts it, and then automatically enters the password when a digital purchase is made in the App Store.

The popular screen mirroring jailbreak application, DisplayOut, has recently received an update. Now, in the latest version of the app (1.4.1-1), Ryan Petrich has added support for the Netflix iOS app (and other applications that support native output), support for the HDMI adapter and high definition screen mirroring (at 720p).

If you haven't heard of WhatsApp Messenger, this handy iPhone app allows users to message other smart phone owners for free. It's a great application, and one I've been using for a while. Indeed, the only limitation is that there's no WhatsApp iPad app, which is a shame. Fortunately, one jailbreak developer has managed to port the iPhone app over, and will be releasing WhatsPad (the iPad version of WhatsApp) in the Cydia Store soon.

The online jailbreak solution JailbreakMe has the ability to “liberate” a variety of iOS devices, including the iPad 2. But in the process, the Web-based jailbreak also screws a few things up, namely Apple’s Camera Connection Kit. Fortunately, @comex has recently announced (via Twitter) that a fix for this issue will hit Cydia tomorrow, which is great news.

Jailbreakers might be interested in celebrating the first Global Jailbreak Meetup Day. The event will be held at worldwide locations this Sunday, July 10, 2011.

The other day, we drew your attention to a jailbreak tweak that allowed users to play a game of Breakout on their SpringBoard, without even launching an app. Now, another tweak has come to our attention (via iPhone Download Blog), which offers a similar experience, Space Invaders-style.

Great news, jailbreak fans: AirServer is now available for iOS, meaning you can enjoy Apple's AirPlay feature without the need for an Apple TV (or desktop computer).

If you're looking to customize your jailbroken iPhone, DreamBoard is undoubtedly a must-have app. And now, the popular application has recently received a great update, which improves keyboard usage, app icon caching and the built-in "Endroid HD" theme.

Yesterday, the folks over at iPhone Download Blog posted on a jailbreak app that really caught my attention. It's called FakeLocation and, as you might have guessed, the application allows iPhone owners to trick other apps into thinking they're somewhere they aren't.