iFuntastic v2.5 now also has a iPhone file browser

One of the coolest hacking tool to be released for the iPhone has been iFuntastic as it bought GUI  to iPhone hacks thus making it possible for the not so technically inclined to use them. We had v2.1 which had the capabilities of adding custom ringtones, changing carrier logo and reordering application icons on iPhone's home screen. bitSpilt, has now released v2.5.0 of the tool with a new feature: a full iPhone file browser.

The file browser feature not only allows you to browse the iPhone's internal file system, it also gives you the ability to edit UI images on the fly from within the application itself. This would definitely be a neat feature for all those looking to customize their iPhone like changing any graphic on your iPhone as well as changing system sound.
If you have been tuned in here for the iFuntastic v2.1 update (link here in case you missed it); changes since iFuntastic v2.1 are mentioned below:

• "clarified the carrier logo naming
• fixed a bug where m4p ringtones could not be added with the 'Add to List' dialog

Now to the fun stuff!
Thanks to the busy people from the iPhone Dev Team!
I'm using their iPHUC (something has to be done about that name :-)
to get files off the phone - this makes things *very* exciting.
It's also the first step towards a PPC version - just a bit more patience, please.

Check out the 'Browser' page:

• You can edit and replace any graphic on the phone!
• You can replace any system sound!
• You can color your SMS balloons!

It still needs some polishing and simplification, but if you want to get a glimpse of the possibilities,
install 'iFuntasy 01' and see if you can find all the subtle (and not so subtle) changes to your phone!"

So we will definitely see some more enhancements, however the thing that is currently the biggest let down is it only supports Intel-MAC thus limiting the audience who can make use of this wonderful iPhone hacking tool.
As always please use the iPhone hack after taking necessary precautions and at your own risk.

bitSpilt, keep up the good work!!