Has Apple’s 12 Days of Christmas list been leaked? It very well could be. Swedish site alltommac.se has posted [English Translation] a leaked list of Apple’s upcoming free gifts for their 12 Days of Christmas event on iTunes. According to the supposed leaked list, the iTunes 12 Days of Christmas will include:

• December 26th: Håkan Hellström – You are almost there
• December 27th The Mystary of the Crystal Portal
• December 28th: Duran Duran – From Mediterranea with Love EP
• December 29th: Fishing Kings
• December 30th: Tove Styrke – High & Low
• December 31st: Michael Bublé – A Holiday Gift For You EP
• January 1st: Röyksopp – The Drug
• January 2nd: Broken Sword: Director’s Cut
• January 3rd: Darin – Lovekiller EP
• January 4th: Salem Al Fakir – Live @ Katalin
• January 5th: Mirror’s Edge

I’m not 100% on all the details, if this is completely accurate, or anything else, so you should go over to the English Translation and check it out for yourself.

[alltommac.se Original Post/Translation]

MacStories reports that developer James Whelton apparently has been able to break through the sixth generation iPod Nano’s “cache comparison” system to install unofficially supported apps. James Whelton proved the concept in the video below by demonstrating the ability to remove apps off the iPod Nano, however, this doesn’t seem spectacular to me at least. Now the possibility of apps, videos, games, and more on the latest iPod Nano could be possible one day is what sounds spectacular to me.

From James Whelton:

Next is the discovery in some of the device’s plists of reference to support of Movies, TV Shows, Apps, Games, vCards, Calender events and so on, with a few other cool things like a passcode lock. With the bypass I figured out, I hope to enable these pretty soon. It seems like the OS is a rehashed version of the previous Nano’s OS.

Apparently, the details on how to bypass the iPod Nano’s OS and such will be posted in the next days, so, stay tuned.

[Thanks MacStories!]

Wish you could rename apps on your iPhone or iPod Touch that have really long names or change “Twitter” to “Tweetie” like the good old days? Well, if you’re jailbroken, look no further, because Cydia app developer, Ryan Petrich, has just released a tweak that allows you to do so. Simply head over to the Cydia store, search “Icon Renamer”, downlaod and install it, then when that’s done, hold any app icon down on your homescreen (so that it enters the “wiggle mode”), once that’s done, tap on the icon you want to change the name of. Simple as that! You can rename any app you wan to, and it won’t affect your iTunes library. Icon Renamer is free to download as well and I also assume that this hack works for the iPad as well. Enjoy!

[Image via iPhone Ally -- Thanks!]

Well folks, the wait is over, you can now play Flash videos on your iPad with the help of Skyfire Labs‘ web browser, Skyfire Web Browser for iPad, that allows you to play Flash Videos on your iPad, however, there’s a catch. What’s the catch? Well, Skyfire Web Browser for iPad only allows you to play Flash videos, currently you can’t play Flash games or use Flash applications. I’m not sure if Skyfire Labs plans on bring support for Flash games or Flash applications, but we’ll just to wait and see. Skyfire Web Browser for iPad features:

• Play millions of Flash videos – everyday, with no limits!
• All-new ‘Skybar’ toolbar gives one-click access to video and related content
• Stay in touch: Unique Facebook and Twitter ‘Quickview’ allows you to see your wall and feeds with one click.
• Universal ‘Like’: Like ANY page on the internet, with one click.
• Fireplace: See only the links shared by Friends. Why? Filter what friends did from what friends shared (which is a great starting point for browsing)
• Popular: See what Friends and the Facebook community have to say about the site you are currently exploring
• Be informed: Quick access to GReader feeds
• Be social: Share via Facebook and Twitter
• Share to more services including GReader, Instapaper, Pinboard and Read It Later
• Standard browser elements: Tabs, search, sharing, bookmarks, history, etc.
• Full screen option for maximum use of screen real-estate – with scroll to top
• ‘Desktop’ option loads pages as on a desktop browser, giving more flexibility in accessing web sites
• Private Browsing option: Browse with no history and cookies left behind

If you have a iPhone or iPod Touch and interest in getting the iPhone and iPod Touch version, it currently costs $2.99, however, it doesn’t have all the features as the iPad version does. Skyfire Web Browser for iPad costs $4.99 and weighs in at 2 MB.

Skyfire Web Browser for iPad on the App Store.

Well, for those of you who have been waiting so patiently for the untethered iOS 4.2.1 Jailbreak, the wait is finally over. The iPhone Dev team has released a beta of their new untethered RedSn0w jailbreak, however, this clearly isn’t ready for primetime and isn’t for regular beta testers. If you’re daring enough, you can head over to this link to download the untethered RedSn0w jailbreak and see more info and details. I must warn you though, jailbreaking voids the warranty for your iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad, so, be careful and always remember to back up your device as well. Enjoy!