When iMovie was first released for classic Mac OS in 1999, it proved popular due to its simplicity, with most tasks easily accomplished by clicking and dragging. Since some folks are unable to get iPhoto working using this workaround, here are some screenshots of iPhoto running on iOS 5.0.IMovie is an application program, created by Apple Computer (later Apple Inc.) and provided freely to users of iOS, iPadOS, and macOS to edit their own home movies. ** To fix iPhoto, just install iPhoto501Fix package from Cydia. Your download will begin without prompting you to update to iOS 5.1. Open up App Store on your device and tap on iPhoto or iMovie to buy / install. Now exit iFile and Re-spring your device. Once the file is opened, tap Edit at the top left corner and replace “5.0.1” with “5.1” in line 5.0.1 (see image below). Tap Save and then Done. Now tap ist file inside the directory and open it using Text viewer in iFile.

On your jailbroken iOS device, access /System/Library/CoreServices directory using iFile: Just follow these simple steps (try these at your own risk of course):

Thus keeping the same jailbreak goodness, you can also enjoy iPhoto and updated iMovie on iOS 5.0.1. As we all know that iOS 5.1 can currently only be jailbroken tethered on A4 devices while the A5 devices can’t be jailbroken at all. We’ve recently published a guide on how to install the new iPhoto for iOS app on the original iPad which is not natively supported by Apple and now, we have another tutorial to help you bypass the iOS 5.1 restriction for installing iPhoto and the latest iMovie update on your jailbroken iOS 5.0.1 devices.

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