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Feenix posted:Not to jynx my poo poo, but I have yet to get a letter from AT&T. I didn't tether THAT much (basically would sync my iPad 2 up to my iPhone 4 at work in order to update or buy an app on the App store for my iPad from time to time.) I've since switched to PDANet and have resumed tethering but really, really not that much. I tether more then that - in fact I have my iPad set to tether automatically to my iPhone 4 using MyWi's auto-bluetooth tethering, so it fairly constantly tethers when out of wifi range (and when I'm at work because I keep it off my work network's wireless). So figure light tethering (email, web, occasional document syncing) on a daily basis? Never got a letter either.
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TraderStav posted:BiteSMS is the last hold out. I can get over not having MyWi. GV Extensions is also a really good reason to jailbreak if you're a heavy Google Voice user.
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Revenant.Eagle posted:Reporting back after upgrading from a semitethered 5.0 to untethered 5.0.1. Are you on a 4S? If not, how did you get past the authentication key problem?
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Important - use Siriport (original), not the default. Using the default will force your phone into an endless reboot cycle, forcing you to do a full restore, come back to this thread to yell at the guy who posted above, and then note shamefacedly that it said which one to use. Not that I would know any of this.
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So after the new version it worked after only a few retries: So now my iPhone 4 can be as dysfunctional as an iPhone 4S, woo! actually being able to voice dictate texts while driving is worth all the pain It does seem to flake out after a while though.
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You should definitely install the new version (and the new cert) but make sure you install the correct one for your OS version.
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iPhone 4S / iOS 6.1, OS X version of jailbreak worked flawlessly and took about 5 minutes.
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JiUC posted:Thanks, just downloaded. Can someone explain the steps to using this for stupid people? Uh... plug in your phone? Click jailbreak button? Click the Jailbreak icon on your phone when it tells you to? Really, I don't think it's possible for it to be any simpler.
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Also as expected Cydia repos are currently making GBS threads themselves so don't expect to actually do anything for a day or two once you JB successfully!
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Captain Apollo posted:So - do we need to back up and restore and then update to 6.1. Yes. Also to be safe update to 6.1 through iTunes, not OTA.
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OpenSSH was one of the few packages I could get through Cydia, primarily because it has no dependencies. Then, these will be handy: http://iphoneblogr.com/2010/09/how-to-install-a-deb-file-via-ssh-and-terminal/ http://cydiaupdates.net This isn't much of a panacea though given that until you get a package with mobile substrate installed through Cydia you're probably going to be trapped in dependency hell. Lum_ fucked around with this message at 21:27 on Feb 4, 2013 |
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Ev posted:Anyone tried Touchpal? It's a swipe keyboard and works pretty well (so far). The app's in Chinese so you have to search for it in Cydia (actually hit the search button) but it's kinda cool. Looks like the same developer has a version of it in the regular app store too. Oh god, this is so good. This (and MyWi) immediately raced to the top of my "this is why I jailbreak" list. It's the ONE thing I missed about Android phones. Screenshot for people unfamiliar with the concept of swype keyboards - basically you just stab at the keyboard and the keyboard AI figures out what you type, with a far better interface than the default iOS keyboard.  Plus having to puzzle out random Chinese interface elements makes me feel like I'm a Cyberpunk 2020 character. The only problem I've had with it is in typing out email addresses which the predictive input utterly fails at. Lum_ fucked around with this message at 18:15 on Mar 6, 2013 |
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I know, I switch back and forth between the two - mainly I am nerdgasming about the better predictive input which works for both.
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Interesting new lockscreen winterboard theme: http://www.studiographic.ca/peekly/ 
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Example of swiping right to see your calendar: The two biggest problems are that you never actually see the entire event (the screenshot shows as far right as you can swipe) and it only supports a Google calendar with public permissions. There's only so much you can do with javascript... Still it's a heck of lot cleaner than Lockinfo and Intelliscreen at the moment. It'd be cool if there was a decent lock screen app though. Installing is pretty simple if you have OpenSSH set up, just open up an SFTP session to your phone and put the theme directory where it's supposed to be, then edit one settings file. Took me all of 5 minutes and 3 of them involved putting Winterboard back on my phone. Lum_ fucked around with this message at 20:15 on Mar 11, 2013 |
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