As you’ll likely have heard by now, the TaiG iOS 8.1.1 jailbreak tool has offered an untethered jailbreak for those running the very latest iOS 8.1.1, which is somewhat miraculous given that Apple only rolled the software out a fortnight ago. Now that the dust has settled and presumably thousands of iOS device owners have gone ahead and jailbroken their devices, TaiG has released a statement clarifying its new tool, as well as alluding to potential collaborative ventures with the famed Pangu team.
We've seen notebooks coming in from Apple that start at 11-inches with the MacBook Air, so when faced with the prospect of a 12.2-inch iPad you just can't help but wonder how this stellar tablet will stack up against the existing lineup of Apple's iOS based devices when it comes to size. Well, here's a look into what could potentially be the future.
iOS 8.1.1 downgrade to iOS 8.1 is not possible now on any iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. Here's the reason why and why you shouldn't be worried about this.
Case makers and vendors of mobile accessories in general have brought forth some weird and mostly wonderful creations during the past few years. The likes of Kickstarter and IndieGogo have spawned some spectacularly innovative supplements to the smartphone and tablet experiences, and even though many start-ups and large companies have delved into this market, a new, night vision-enabling case for iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus proves that there's still space for creative folk to bring something new to the table.
Black Friday was perhaps the pinnacle of Thanksgiving weekend, with eager shoppers quite literally tripping over each other to snag the great deals on offer over the past couple of days. Black Friday has, in recent times, spilled over into what's known as Cyber Monday, an opportunity for online retailers to capitalize on the rush of pre-holiday shoppers, and iOS app devs have joined in the proceedings with a number of price cuts. Here, we have an extensive list of ordinarily paid apps and games gone free for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, so if you're looking to stock up on high quality content, join us after the leap.
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.
Most of us are still recovering from the frenzy that was this year’s Black Friday shopping extravaganza, but the same clearly can’t be said for online retailers gearing themselves up for Cyber Monday. The Monday after the Thanksgiving holiday is always a great time for consumers to grab some deals through various online retailers, with T-Mobile putting up a great offer for those looking to upgrade their current iPhone situation.
A new update to the ever popular jailbreak tweak Springtomize 3 has been released that brings support for the latest and greatest version of Apple’s mobile operating system, with iOS 8.1.1 having recently been jailbroken by the TaiG jailbreak.
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.
Jailbreaking has always been a giant game of cops and robbers, with Apple constantly closing the loopholes that the creators of jailbreaks rely on in order to gain access to the core of iOS. Just as a new jailbreak is released it's a given that the exploit used will not be available in the next revision of the iPhone and iPad operating system.
















