Stefan Esser, who goes by the name of i0n1c, has managed to jailbreak iOS 8.4. He posted a video proof of it, showing his iPhone 6 Plus running jailbroken iOS 8.4 beta 1.
Here's how to download and install Windows 95 / 98 on your iPhone or iPad. Complete video tutorial can be found here.
People have been customizing how their iPhones look for a long time now, but if you want to really get your hands dirty and change just about everything you see on-screen then you'll need to be jailbroken, and even then you might need a few different apps and tweaks to get the desired outcome.
For those of you who want to jailbreak iOS 8.3 untethered on your compatible iPhones, iPads and iPod touches, there's not so great news today as Apple has fixed a lot of security holes in today's iOS update, including those used by TaiG for jailbreaks. More on it is detailed below.
Here's how you can download Facebook videos right on your iPhone right from the native app itself. More details on this can be found right here.
CSources2 lets you manage, backup and restore your iOS 8 Cydia tweak repos or sources. For more details on how it works, head past the jump.
Original Auxo, the powerful and intricate multitasking tweak that launched over two years ago, practically reinvented background app switching and formed the foundational DNA for today’s native multitasking within iOS. While Auxo 2 and Auxo 3 for iOS 7 and iOS 8 respectively have been good in what they did, none of them ever came close to the awesomeness of the original version. Today's release Auxo LE, where LE stands for Legacy Edition, brings back the old goodness from the original to iOS 8 devices.
With newly released Multify jailbreak tweak, you can get true and intuitive side-by-side multitasking in iOS 8, running on iPhone or iPad. More details can be found right here.
With iOS 8.2 users fervently waiting for a jailbreak, it was expected that TaiG would be revealing its jailbreak tool this Friday at the Mobile Security Summit, but that hasn’t happened. TaiG has made an announcement on its current progress after some momentary silence, so head over the jump for more on that.
The Pangu Team, which has thus far been responsible for a number of untethered jailbreaks across iOS 7 and 8, has finally broken its silence towards the constant public vilification and criticism by certain corners of the mobile security industry by posting an open and soul-bearing letter to its public facing website. The in-depth blog post has been given the title "Jailbreak Should not Tolerate Regional Discrimination," and tackles many of the important issues that the team has been continually vilified for since entering the often controversial world of iOS jailbreaking.
