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The US Copyright Office in 2010, stated Jailbreaking iOS devices is legal. Now this exemption is running out. I would like to hear what you think about rooting or jailbreaking. I'm doing some research of my own and want any information, whether you oppose Jailbreaking/Rooting or you're in favor, I want to know. Please be as detailed as possible when replying, so that your comment is not misconstrued.
This is a bit of a random question, but after seeing this over at engadget: http://www.strapya-world.com/products/45835.html I just had to ask: What is the worst case for an iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad that you have seen or used?
If you're anything like me, you're no fan of voicemail. Well, I've finally killed mine, and if you're an AT&T user (specifically of the iPhone) here's how you can do the same, and what you can expect. First up, you're going to have to call AT&T. That sucks, I know, but from what I learned it appears that iPhone voicemail is bound to your data plan, so it can't be easily removed with a mobile dial code (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_dial_code )....
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Does it make sense to get the droid x or the fascinate now, or wait until early 2011 to see the new dual core/LTE phones? How long before dual core/LTE android phones come for Verizon?
For example: playing music on the iPhone 3G, especially podcasts and iTunes U content, but music too, and an e-mail arrives and the music skips for several seconds before, during, and after the e-mail arrival sound plays. There are dozens of other complaints I have about the phone now that I'm on iOS 4 and can't go back. Does anyone know of legal action against Apple for this forced update that broke my phone? Do you have the same problems (or others) since getting iOS 4?
From what I hear, it's still pretty slow and battery life is miserable. Is the whole thing just for "oh i have android on my iphone" or is it actually a viable Android device?
Since I've had my iPhone 4, I've noticed that I've been using my other cameras less and less. My poor Nikon D300 and even my S90 remain either at home or in my bag. It's simply easier to pull a phone out of my pocket and take a quick snap. Especially now that the quality of pictures (at least in decently lit to well lit settings) are pretty good! I've been playing with *a lot* of iOS camera applications. I'd be willing to wager that I have more photography apps on...
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Also published in the gdgt newsletter, sign up at http://gdgt.com/newsletter/ Five years ago there was plenty of speculation that Apple was working on what turned out to be the iPhone, but what a lot of people have forgotten is that there were also reports that they were going to create their own Apple-branded wireless network. Or more specifically, that they were in talks with Cingular (now AT&T) to lease network capacity and become what’s known as a Mobile Virtual Network Operator, or MVNO...
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I've never done this before and now that it's jailbroken, I'm not sure I want to give it up. :) Being able to tweek UI elements on the iPhone, add useful information to the lock screen, showing toggles for wifi with the swipe of a finger... this is what I wanted from the iPhone when I bought it. I am really enjoying the jailbroken phone. What are others thoughts on this? I haven't jailbroken the phone because I thought it was "bad" and now that I did, I'm...
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Here's mine, using iOS 4 on an iPhone 3GS: http://www.flickr.com/photos/rockbandit/4685494577... I probably use Twitter the most. Google Reader is another thing (webpage only) that I constantly use. Settings are in the dock since I'm always tinkering with things (brightness, wifi connections, etc). Anyway, share what you have and why!
tethering component. Let me explain. It seems that the crux of these new plans is around data consumption: AT&T is breaking the mold a bit here (for better or worse) by clearly defining rate vs. consumption. Right now, on most mobile carriers -- like AT&T -- you pay $30-60 for "unlimited" data with a hidden cap, usually 5GB, which if you exceed costs dollars per MB. Not clear, not consumer-friendly, and a great way to rack up hidden charges if you're a super heavy data user. With...
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