It woud be awesome if you could add a command like sblocation that returns the GPS coordinates of the phone.

I’m running a script to try to get lyrics for the currently playing song to be displayed in a UIAlertView as such

however the view doesn’t scroll I don’t know if that’s a limitation of stock iOS or something is up here but just thought I should let you know
Thanks for all your hard work!

The deviceinfo utility doesn't work anymore on iPhone 4S.

Even the ioreg command outputs a blank IMEI. I think the correct way to retrieve it, and other parameters such as IMSI, is via CoreTelephony..

Could you please make an utility to retrieve the IMEI ?

TIA

@eriksmets

it is returning
SBSLaunchApplicationWithIdentifier failed: 7

am i doing something wrong here?

Erica's utilities included a command called "find me". Unfortunately this hasn't worked in a long time.

Ideally, it would have the following parameters

--acc (minimum accuracy)
--maxtime (maximum time the device will try to look up it's location before failling)
--mintime (minim time the device will try to look up it's location before posting it (increasing accuracy))
--method ( cell, wifi, gps )

TIA.

@eriksmets

I'm just suggesting a utility to call a 'Tweet-sheet' with pre-specified content which could be passed via argument. Not sure how hard this is to do, but it would be cool =)

When running sbopenurl on iOS 7 with the phone locked, sbopenurl will crash. On iOS 6, the phone would unlock and the address would be loaded normally. It would be awesome if this could happen on iOS 7 as well, but if not, it might be nice to error out or something. I can provide crash logs if you want, but it's pretty easy to reproduce:

From mobileterminal:

1. Do 'sleep 10 && sbopenurl http://google.com'
2. Lock your device
3. Wait 10 seconds

Over ssh:

1. Lock your device
2. Do 'sbopenurl http://google.com'

I've tested this on my iPhone3,3, iOS 7.0.4.

It seems that the -p option is always returning a 'NO' for me. I've tried it in these configurations:
1- normally
2- with finger on top of sensor
3- in a phone call normally
3 in a phone-call with finger on sensor where it clearly dimmed the screen.

Am I doing something wrong?
I am using an iPhone 5 running iOS6.1

it would be nice if you could shh into your device and tell if its unlocked or in a specific app.
i believe activator has this, but i do not want activator.

for example, you could do something like:

currentmode
returns 'locksreen','homescreen','app'

currentapp
returns 'com.xxxxxxx.xxxxxxx' or even the app name

Thanks

sbutils doesn't seem to be working on iOS 9.3.3. When you run it you get a "Killed 9" response. I've tried using ldid -S with no success.