iPad Hacked to Show Jailbreak is Possible
By - Source: Tom's Guide US
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Soon hackers will make it possible for you to run the apps you want without Apple's approval.
The act of jailbreaking an Apple mobile device frees the user to install the apps that he or she wants without requiring Apple's approval into the App Store. Jailbreaking has been around since the very first iPhone, and now hackers have given good reason to believe that it'll be continuing on the iPad as well.
Check out this proof video below showing root access into the iPad.
iPad Hacked to Show Jailbreak is Possible
Late last month, iPhone hacker Geohot exposed a new untethered jailbreak hack on the iPhone that he claims will also work on the iPad. With so many hackers working on Apple's new gadget, it'll only be a matter of time.
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Enough about the big itouch.
I usually come here to read about the latest hardware... motherboards, video cards etc. Now I have to sift through a whole bunch of Apple nonsense to find anything of value to me.
Please stop using the word intuitive in your articles.
I really think that anyone that uses the word intuitive is not playing with a full deck.
Intuitive means “perceiving by intuition”. One definition of intuition is “direct perception of truth, fact, etc., independent of any reasoning process; immediate apprehension.”
The use of this word when describing an electronic device is comical.
Most hardware enthusiasts are rolling their eyes patiently waiting for this hype to die down.
Please no more. Anymore and you may have to change your site to
itards.com
Don't worry about banning me..... I am banning myself for life.
Apple's marketing targets those who are independent of any reasoning process.
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Apple: Ipad steals your monies
I own a MacBook which I enjoy, but come on guys, you've overdone it, I guess all those Apple hardware in your press room brainwash you silently by broadcasting evil messages to your subconscious...
I am sure that if Intel or AMD only released a product every 2 years you would go nuts when it came out, but this is not the right way to give credit to a company.
You were given an inflated iPod so nothing to write about it and you invent about everything else, like trying to understand a modern art exhibit, you are trying to find the big plan behind it.
There is no big plan it's just a Big Mac iPod, and they are letting you find ways to use it, while the gain the extra cash, for doing nothing.
Where is the world going...
http://www.theonion.com/video/apple-introduces-revolutionary-new-laptop-with-no,14299/
Enough about the big itouch.
I usually come here to read about the latest hardware... motherboards, video cards etc. Now I have to sift through a whole bunch of Apple nonsense to find anything of value to me.
Please stop using the word intuitive in your articles.
I really think that anyone that uses the word intuitive is not playing with a full deck.
Intuitive means “perceiving by intuition”. One definition of intuition is “direct perception of truth, fact, etc., independent of any reasoning process; immediate apprehension.”
The use of this word when describing an electronic device is comical.
Most hardware enthusiasts are rolling their eyes patiently waiting for this hype to die down.
Please no more. Anymore and you may have to change your site to
itards.com
Don't worry about banning me..... I am banning myself for life.
Apple's marketing targets those who are independent of any reasoning process.
anyhow.. i love my iphone and all, but I'm not going to spend $600+ for an iPad.
You must be so upset that reviewers actually like it and the experience of using it. And that Apple is selling them like crazy to everyone, not just Apple "iDrones" or "sheeple". Interesting, the only other time I hear the word "sheeple" is from all those 9/11 conspiracy nuts or fans of Zeitgeist (sp).
No Flash support? Looks like websites are starting to switch to HTML5 for video, even Youtube has done this. You must really hate the fact that developers are actually spending time converting their websites to work with the iPad (HTML5). Or that the iPad may be the catalyst to start a quicker adoption of HTML5 so we can get away from having to rely on 3rd party plugins to view content.
Speaking of which, it's funny how people complain about the iPad being "restrictive". And you're telling me that FORCING me to install a plugin (Flash) so I can go online and view websites isn't being "restrictive"? I thought you guys were about open standards? Hypocrites.
Even Tom's is getting upset at all you haters constantly whining about the amount of iPad content here. If you don't like it, then don't bother reading the threads.
Do you have a craving for brains too?
Apple is like any other company. Trying to make some money on a product. Company loyalty or hate is halarious.
Grow up- your past embarrasing