
Here’s a huge one, jailbreakers: Synchronicity is a new tweak that has just been released in Cydia which lets you use your iPhone while it’s syncing with iTunes via USB.By default, when the iPhone is syncing with iTunes (to install apps, or copy some music or whatever) a new screen appears which warns you...
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Two months ago I wrote that jailbreak on iOS 4 still had its importance, but when JailbreakMe came out earlier this month I was very disappointed that the iPhone 4 wasn’t really supported. Sure, I could jailbreak my iPhone and install Cydia – but what for? Tweaks and apps weren’t updated for the Retina...
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Filed under: iPhoneHave you been waiting for an easy-to-use jailbreak for your iOS 4.x device? Well, you may have to wait a little longer. Last we checked, the just-announced browser-based jailbreak (a return of jailbreakme.com) was so swamped that the...
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Tags: ios 4, iOS 4.x, ios4, Ios4.x, ipad, iphone, jailbreak, jailbreakme
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iOS hackers have released jailbreakme.com, a browser-based jailbreak utility for the Apple iPhone 4, 3GS, and 3G when running iOS 4 or 4.0.1. The jailbreak is reminiscent of one of the original jailbreaks for the original iPhone.
In addition to the ab...
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Tags: 3g, 3GS, how-to, ios, ipad, iphone, iphone 3g, iPhone 3G S, iphone-4, ipod touch, jailbreak, jailbreakme, news, released, Top stories
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Filed under: Jailbreak/pwnageAccording to the manufacturer, maybe. Intrepid Apple blognaut Leander Kahney rang up Apple, asked the question above, and got a response. This was more than we got when several of us asked Apple multiple variations of the s...
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Now that the US Copyright Office has ruled that jailbreaking your phone is not a violation of the DCMA, you can go ahead an tinker without crossing over to the wrong side of the law.
Tell us whether you will jailbreak your iPhone now or not and why in...
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Feel like jailbreaking your Apple iOS device? Fearful that Apple will set the law on you if you do? Fear not, because a decision just rendered by the U.S. Copyright Office now allows you to legally jailbreak your device for a number of purposes.
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Filed under: iPhoneToday, the Library of Congress has ruled in favor of both jailbreaking and unlocking phones according to an Associated Press Statement published on the New York Times. The Library of Congress statement can be found here if you'd pref...
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Second part of the interview Make It Work had the chance to have with Jay Freeman (a.k.a. Saurik, founder of Cydia) about the origins of Cydia, the jailbreak community and the latest updates on the upcoming universal jailbreak tool by Comex.
We’re embedding the second part of the video below, check out the first one...
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Filed under: Found Footage, iPhone
So, you have an
iPhone 4, but you're missing all of that
Cydia love? Well, in a recent interview with Make It Work, Jay Freeman (known to the jailbreak world as
Saurik) talked about the iPhone 4
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