Is TaiG iOS 8.1.1 untether jailbreak safe to use on iPhone, iPad or iPod touch? MuscleNerd gives it the green light. Here are the details.
Apple's stance on jailbreaking has always been quite clear, with the Cupertino company clearly and vehemently discouraging users from doing any custom software modifications to their iPhone, iPod touch or iPad, which the jailbreaking process usually entails.
Want to enable hidden settings in iOS 8? Being able to play around with the tools and toys that Apple uses when testing iOS devices is often the kind of thing that we can only wish for, but with iOS 8 it has become clear that the iPhone and iPad maker has failed to hide its advanced settings and options as well as it usually does.
If you are running iOS 8.1.1 on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, it is likely that the newly released jailbreak for Apple's latest mobile software took you by surprise as much it did us. However, for some iOS 8.1.1 users, TaiG may be presenting more trouble than they had imagined. Here's why.
Mac OS X user? Want to jailbreak iOS 8.1.1 untethered using Taig? We have a workaround. Follow the complete step by step instructions to use Taig for Windows on Mac to jailbreak your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch on iOS 8.1.1 or iOS 8.2 beta.
TaiG iOS 8.1.1 jailbreak is out already. Here in this tutorial we will help you jailbreak iOS 8.1.1 untethered on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
Here's how you can download and install PSP emulator PPSSPP on iPhone running iOS 8 / 8.1 without jailbreak and play your favorite PSP games on your iOS device.
Some rumors just won't die, and as the old adage suggests that there's no smoke without fire, we're starting to think that there just might be something to all these iPad Pro rumors. The latest bout of scuttlebutt has the larger, more well-endowed iPad due to arrive in stores between April and June of 2015, which the last time we checked a calendar was May.
For Black Friday 2014, Apple is now offering a one-day only deal on select products. The company is looking to bundle a special (PRODUCT)RED iTunes gift card along with each product as a part of its campaign to support World AIDS Day 2014. Customers will be entitled to gift cards valued between $25 and $100 depending on the product they buy.
Many sites are being ground to a near halt as consumers look to score some great deals this Black Friday, and although we've already shown you how to grab hundreds of dollars worth of paid apps gone free, there's arguably an even better deal in the offing for those running iOS. For a limited time, you can snare yourself $100 worth of iTunes Store credit for just $75, and with apps creeping up in price as time progresses, this is one offer worth writing home about.
