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I know I can go and research it....
but you Esato genuises had been there and done it, and maybe are making a YouTube video as I type..
After Jailbreaking, does access to iTunes stay the same? I mean nothing extra to think about..
and.. how are non-iTunes apps installed. I see lots about Cydia Apps, top 10 Cydia Apps etc.
I will also read back to see which non-iTunes Apps are the most popular and why!!
I will read and research more.
PeterKay! Who will take the plunge first? You or I?
Ofiaich
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Posted: 2009-11-16 00:42:40
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On 2009-11-16 00:42:40, ofiaich wrote:
I know I can go and research it....
but you Esato genuises had been there and done it, and maybe are making a YouTube video as I type..
After Jailbreaking, does access to iTunes stay the same? I mean nothing extra to think about..
and.. how are non-iTunes apps installed. I see lots about Cydia Apps, top 10 Cydia Apps etc.
I will also read back to see which non-iTunes Apps are the most popular and why!!
I will read and research more.
PeterKay! Who will take the plunge first? You or I?
Ofiaich
Everything stays the same after a jailbreak, all you get is Cydia, so, you don't lose much... Cydia is a third-party app which allows you to download other third-party apps:P its very simple
P.S. Here is some help for your decision: I am 16 years old, and I have jailbroken and unlocked many other iPhone with 99% success, imagine if I broke something, I don't have any money to pay, and my parents would kill me, but I am very confident in this because I know there is always a way to go back and I don't worry if something doesn't work from the first try, I go back to the original and try again, but this time, I pay special attention to every step so I know if I made a mistake somewhere. As I remember, all that could go wrong is just gonna waste your time, but it's fixable:) Hope this helps:)
[ This Message was edited by: DJ_NeO2 on 2009-11-16 21:44 ]
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Posted: 2009-11-16 22:39:56
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Just reading about the 3GS advertised in this months Vodafone in store brochure
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Posted: 2009-11-16 22:51:00
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Just get it already Bono! You know you want it.
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Posted: 2009-11-17 00:15:15
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quick question,
how long should it take to update my iPhone to 3.1.2?
Not sure whether to do now, 11.41pm or tomorrow.
Ofiaich
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Posted: 2009-11-17 00:42:15
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GUCCI well yeah i am kind of warming to getting an iphone but i am on Orange
I am going to save my phone fund and when its enough i may get one. Only thing i hate is itunes. My phone fund is i get £1 back off a new phone for every £10 top up towards a new phone
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Posted: 2009-11-17 01:18:00
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On 2009-11-17 00:42:15, ofiaich wrote:
quick question,
installing the update software takes 15-30 mins depending on ur Internet connection. I have also just joined the 3gs club and am loving this iPhone got it in White
. I was thinking of jailbreaking mines but decided against it. Love it as it is
how long should it take to update my iPhone to 3.1.2?
Not sure whether to do now, 11.41pm or tomorrow.
Ofiaich
it takes about 15 to 30 mins depending on ur Internet connection to update the software.
[ This Message was edited by: Mr Miyagi on 2009-11-17 07:48 ]
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Posted: 2009-11-17 08:46:23
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On 2009-11-17 08:46:23, Mr Miyagi wrote:
On 2009-11-17 00:42:15, ofiaich wrote:
quick question,
installing the update software takes 15-30 mins depending on ur Internet connection. I have also just joined the 3gs club and am loving this iPhone got it in White
. I was thinking of jailbreaking mines but decided against it. Love it as it is
how long should it take to update my iPhone to 3.1.2?
Not sure whether to do now, 11.41pm or tomorrow.
Ofiaich
it takes about 15 to 30 mins depending on ur Internet connection to update the software.
[ This Message was edited by: Mr Miyagi on 2009-11-17 07:48 ]
The update is more than 300MB so 30 mins may not be the upper limit.
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Posted: 2009-11-17 13:41:34
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Re updating - for me the longest part is generally all the backing up and restoring, but I guess that varies depending on how recently/regularly you connect the phone and Mac/PC.
Haven't done an update on our new, much faster Mac yet, but hopefully it will all be a lot quicker than I'm used to (best part of an hour on our old PC, all told).
Beginning to be tempted by the idea of ebaying my 3G (once O2 have unlocked it) to fund the upgrade to a 3GS, but will I regret it next summer when whatever comes next is released? Probably...
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Posted: 2009-11-17 13:55:16
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next July is still 8 months away!
I'd worry about that then and get what you clearly really want now
I played with my brothers 3G on Sunday as he needed the firmware updated and hasn't currently got a pc that works. Though I had one before the 3GS, I had forgotten how noticeable the difference in speed was in some actions like browsing etc
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Posted: 2009-11-17 14:06:52
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