iPhone Jailbreak

**spoons** · 20 January 2009, 10:22

I used ziphone without any issues (http://www.ziphone.org/).

Don't accept any updates withing itunes, as this will break it again.

**MikeC1408** · 20 January 2009, 10:30

Thanks

If I do update the firmware in iTunes is it just a case of waiting for the new jailbreak and then re-applying?

I assume I can just connect the phone to iTunes and do a reset if I do get any issues as its only a firmware hack?

**MikeC1408** · 20 January 2009, 10:57

I think I've found my answer on Google.

It is a case of waiting for a new break to be developed. Suppose the best thing to do is wait for the break then upgrade the firmware and re-apply the break.

That's my evening sorted.

**MikeC1408** · 21 January 2009, 13:24

That was easy. took about 15 minutes to do (after finding the correct firmware file)

Turns the phone into an even better tool. Come on Apple half of this should be on the standard phone

**Badger** · 21 January 2009, 14:14

Should be and probably will be in the future. People forget that the firmware version is still only 2.2

It will improve!

**scooby** · 21 January 2009, 17:54

what does jailbraking the phone do?? what am i missing?

**MikeC1408** · 21 January 2009, 18:00

It by-passes Apples built in security during booting to enable 3rd party apps to run etc

for example

Backgrounder - lets you run apps in the background, doesn't log you out of the app when the app closes

IntelliScreen - Allow you to scroll through emails, sms messages, calendar entries etc on the lock screen

There's also apps that allow forwarding of sms messages, sending & receiving mms messages, Cut & Paste to name a few.

Worth looking into.

**Badger** · 24 January 2009, 13:23

Originally posted by MikeC1408 View Post

It by-passes Apples built in security during booting to enable 3rd party apps to run etc

for example

Backgrounder - lets you run apps in the background, doesn't log you out of the app when the app closes

IntelliScreen - Allow you to scroll through emails, sms messages, calendar entries etc on the lock screen

There's also apps that allow forwarding of sms messages, sending & receiving mms messages, Cut & Paste to name a few.

Worth looking into.

IntelliScreen is the app that makes me feel like jailbreaking but I'm going to wait and see what the next few updates offer. Doesn't the backgrounder mean you have to hard reset more often to clear the memory?

**MikeC1408** · 24 January 2009, 18:01

Originally posted by Badger View Post

IntelliScreen is the app that makes me feel like jailbreaking but I'm going to wait and see what the next few updates offer. Doesn't the backgrounder mean you have to hard reset more often to clear the memory?

Haven't noticed that to be honest. You open the app you want running and hold the home key down till the enabled message appears. To turn the app off, do the same again.

IntelliScreen is one of those apps that once tried you wonder how you did without. Don't even mind the $9.99 license fee once the 10 day trial is up.

iPhone Jailbreak