Besides.. Jailbreak only slows down your phone and EATS the RAM.
Wrong..
Besides.. Jailbreak only slows down your phone and EATS the RAM.
Besides.. Jailbreak only slows down your phone and EATS the RAM.
Wrong..
If I was you I'd steal clear of JailBreaks.
As you obviously don't have a clue what you are talking about.
Besides.. Jailbreak only slows down your phone and EATS the RAM.
Nope, it was serious. And so far out of it that even a clue-by-four ain't gonna help.Hopefully you are being sarcastic or just joking...
Besides.. Jailbreak only slows down your phone and EATS the RAM.
You guys...
Planetbeing has stated that they are going to keep ONE bug for themselves. To make the exploit work, it needs 4+ bugs. Once 6.1 is released, they need to find ONE more bug so that they can release it without using the bug they want to keep. It could still be weeks, months until the jailbreak is actually released. Don't get your hopes up, because it most likely won't be immediate or within 2 weeks after the release.
If you want the JB so bad, you need to hope that all the bugs they use are broken in 6.1 which Planetbeing stated they would release it then because there's no point in keeping it.
Besides.. Jailbreak only slows down your phone and EATS the RAM.
Its gotta eat something.... its hungrybut I agree it CAN become a bit sluggish with winderboard things which is a reason why I tend to avoid those.
I have experience since I jxxbrxxxd my iPhone 3G and I was very into this type of thing when I had it. It was all about memory for me then. So I looked it up and dig deeper and it came to my suprise that jailbreak actually made the device jaggered up. Theres so much code and its not supposed to be jailbroken. Thats why the device acts odd and you will notice "lag" on the phone once jailbroken. Besides - If you dont notice the lag you will notice it after installing some tweaks such as winterboard.
Besides.. Jailbreak only slows down your phone and EATS the RAM.
I have experience since I jxxbrxxxd my iPhone 3G and I was very into this type of thing when I had it. It was all about memory for me then. So I looked it up and dig deeper and it came to my suprise that jailbreak actually made the device jaggered up. Theres so much code and its not supposed to be jailbroken. Thats why the device acts odd and you will notice "lag" on the phone once jailbroken. Besides - If you dont notice the lag you will notice it after installing some tweaks such as winterboard.
I have experience since I jxxbrxxxd my iPhone 3G and I was very into this type of thing when I had it. It was all about memory for me then. So I looked it up and dig deeper and it came to my suprise that jailbreak actually made the device jaggered up. Theres so much code and its not supposed to be jailbroken. Thats why the device acts odd and you will notice "lag" on the phone once jailbroken. Besides - If you dont notice the lag you will notice it after installing some tweaks such as winterboard.
Not to throw cold water on everyone's excitement, but Planetbeing is pretty clear that this jailbreak will not be released as it is even after 6.1 is released. It relies on an internal exploit that the Devs are simply unwilling to burn...period. So unless it becomes clear that Apple has discovered it independently (e.g., if it is patched in betas of 6.2 or 7) we're not going to see this any time soon.
Not to throw cold water on everyone's excitement, but Planetbeing is pretty clear that this jailbreak will not be released as it is even after 6.1 is released. It relies on an internal exploit that the Devs are simply unwilling to burn...period. So unless it becomes clear that Apple has discovered it independently (e.g., if it is patched in betas of 6.2 or 7) we're not going to see this any time soon.
Not to throw cold water on everyone's excitement, but Planetbeing is pretty clear that this jailbreak will not be released as it is even after 6.1 is released. It relies on an internal exploit that the Devs are simply unwilling to burn...period. So unless it becomes clear that Apple has discovered it independently (e.g., if it is patched in betas of 6.2 or 7) we're not going to see this any time soon.
So what is the point in even announcing its existence?
So what is the point in even announcing its existence?
To get attention. There really isn't any other reason at this point.
Maybe consider informing people not to upgrade to 6.1 as there is a chance that the JB won't work for it.
I genuinely starting to question your motives for posting on MR...
What have those guys done to you to put them down with every comment you make?
To get attention. There really isn't any other reason at this point.