iPhone OS 3.1.3

[saint_stevo]

Anyone installed yet?

 

Guess Essruu hasn't....- http://www.pcworld.com/article/188384/iphone_os_313_update_brings_jailbreak_woes.html/

Edited 3 February, 2010 by saint_stevo

[mdearlove]

no - not much in it and will kill your jailbreak if done.

[thesaint sfc]

I literally jailbroke my iphone on the day that was released. Decided I'd rather have the new firmware than the jailbreak - so will re-jailbreak when redsn0w release an update!

[Essruu]

I'll wait until Blackra1n releases an update. I use too many jailbroken Apps and features to worry about a not very useful firmware update.

[thesaint sfc]

I'll wait until Blackra1n releases an update. I use too many jailbroken Apps and features to worry about a not very useful firmware update.

 

Is blackra1n better than redsn0w? I know its easier to jailbreak with blackra1n but as redsn0w seemed to have more followers I faffed around to get that to work.

[mdearlove]

blackra1n is more stable

[Saintandy666]

I'll wait until Blackra1n releases an update. I use too many jailbroken Apps and features to worry about a not very useful firmware update.

 

But I thought the iPhone was perfect as it was?!

[SO16_Saint]

what does jailbraking your iphone mean? what will i be able to do that i cant now?

[Essruu]

what does jailbraking your iphone mean? what will i be able to do that i cant now?

 

 

Network unlocking, SB Settings, Themes, 3G Unrestrictor, Enabling Backgrounding, downloading Apps that aren't authorised/available on iTunes, 'free' Apps that you'd otherwise have to pay for on iTunes (eg TomTom Europe, FIFA 10 etc.) etc.

 

I was perfectly happy with my iPhone pre-Jailbreak. Jailbreaking just opens up a wealth of additional userability, functionality and (for those who are happy to illegally download Apps that they'd otherwise have to pay for: cost effectiveness.

[saint_stevo]

Anything dodgy about it? Warranty etc?

[sotonjoe]

Anything dodgy about it? Warranty etc?

 

naturally