Posted on February 5, 2013 by Jaden Ellett
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With every new Jailbreak release there is always a lot of new people who Jailbreak their devices and forget about one important step. Heck, I bet even a lot of individuals who have Jailbroken in the past forget about it. Just what is this important step? Well, changing your SSH (root) password. A couple questions [...]
Back To My Mac is a service that had been included in Apple’s computers as early back as Mac OS 10.5 Leopard. The service automates secure point-to-point connections between Mac computers, and became free when Apple switched the service from MobileMe to iCloud. You may not have realized it, but if you know your computer’s [...]
With the iOS 5.1.1 Untethered Jailbreak being released not too long ago for all iOS devices including the new iPad (iPad 3) it is no doubt that there are thousands of new Jailbreakers. In fact, earlier today we reported that there was over 973,086 newly Jailbroken iOS devices. With all of these new Jailbreakers I thought it [...]
RogueTerm is a universal app in the iTunes App Store which can play roguelikes (old school RPGs like nethack and moria). While my iPhone probably isn’t the greatest platform to play these heavily keyboard-centric games, I wouldn’t mind syncing up my bluetooth keyboard to plug away at some Crawl when I am away from my [...]
You have many options when installing the MotoBlur launcher: one requires that you already have Android Debug Bridge installed and another requires the use of ClockworkMod. The method we prefer just involves transferring files to a rooted Android device through SSH over WiFi. SSH is one of the most accessible methods for transferring files and setting permissions to your [...]
With the iPhone 4S and iPad 2 being Jailbroken on the iOS 5.0 (iPhone 4S only) and the iOS 5.0.1 firmware, thanks to the Dream Team. It is no questions that the Jailbreaking Community has grown in numbers. Due to the increase in Jailbroken iOS devices and due to the fact that there are a lot [...]
After installing numerous Cydia tweaks, the space on my iPhone 4 root partition became really cramped. Thus, I thought there may be many files, which are not used by the iPhone 4, that can be removed without effecting anything. After doing my own research, I have worked out the best way to get rid of [...]
The iPhone and iPod Touches house a decent processor which has been under-clocked to favour battery life over performance. The processors on the devices are therefore not fully exploited, but by over-clocking it is very much possible to squeeze more out of those circuit boards, but only on a jailbroken device. The processor of the iPhone [...]
The DevTeam’s own MuscleNerd has confirmed via his Twitter account that iOS 5 is already jailbroken! The new version of iOS has not patched the EXISTING exploits found in iOS 4.x so can simply be reused. Naturally, the jailbreak is tethered – meaning a computer is required to assist with the boot process but simply [...]
You may have seen our earlier guide on changing your default password. Here’s a reminder to make sure you do it! If you’re an avid jailbreaker like us, you’ll no doubt have OpenSSH installed on your iPhone to be able to SSH into it using a desktop client such as CyberDuck. You should also, therefore, [...]