Comex, the man behind JailbreakMe and the latest iOS userland jailbreak, let the jailbreak community know yesterday that there’s a known problem with the iPad Camera Connection kit when JailbreakMe has been used to jailbreak an iOS device.
It’s recommended that you plug the JailbreakMe PDF exploit once you’re up and running with your jailbreak. As you’d expect, there’s a jailbreak app for that.
We’ve already written specifically about how to jailbreak the iPad 2 since that’s ground breaking. The great news is this jailbreak can be used on other iDevices too
We’re delighted to be able to share with news that it’s now finally possible to jailbreak the iPad 2. The process is simple and thankfully untethered
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Apple has released iTunes 10.3.1. It isn’t yet known if it’s jailbreak safe so if you rely on that jailbreak you’re advised to stay away for the time being. If you aren’t worried about a jailbreak then grab it now.
You’re all excited about iOS 5, you’ve had your fill of blog posts, articles, pictures and videos on Apple’s site; now you want to get a copy and aren’t sure how you can go about it?
If, like me, you were travelling at the time of the WWDC 2011 keynote and relied on Twitter or other live blogging sites to tell you about how the event unfolded, then you may well be pleased to know that the whole keynote is now available to stream from Apple’s servers.
Early indicators reveal that Apple’s new Match service for iCloud / iTunes (which requires an annual subscription of $25) will only be available to users inside of the US.
iOS 5 has been jailbroken by the iPhone dev team on an iPhone 4. Photos for proof of concept.
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Apple released iTunes 10.3 during the WWDC 2011 keynote speech. You can download and install it right away it is believed to be safe for jailbreakers.
A question on many people’s lips since the announcement of OTA in iOS has been, “Is this the end of jailbreaking?”
MobileMe was officially killed off by Apple yesterday when iCloud was launched. What’s going to happen to the subscription charges you’ve already paid?
Apple’s 2011 Worldwide Developvers Conference (WWDC) saw the launch of a great deal of features and enhancements to the software that drives Apple’s product lines; however the one thing we didn’t see was any new hardware revealed.
In less than a couple of hours Steve Jobs will stand before a packed room and deliver to many of the world’s journalists, bloggers and fan boys (oh and the odd developer too) this year’s WWDC keynote speech. The Internet is awash of expectation, rumour and idle chatterings about what we can expect to be revealed.
Whilst hovering my finger over my folder filled springboard I suddenly thought, “What was the first iPhone application I installed?” which was quickly followed up with, “What was the first iPhone application I paid for?”
Once you’ve jailbroken your iOS device and installed the OpenSSH app from Cydia, the first thing you must do to ensure maximum security and minimum risk, is change the default SSH password.
