Jailbreaking Phones and Rooting Phones

You know, I don't think you can. There just isn't a need for it, you can just download torrents if you want to get things for free so jailbreaking would be pointless on a laptop/pc it just isn't the same as the need to jailbreak an iPod/iPhone/iPad or PS3, Xbox 360 or Wii.

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well jailbreaking tools like sn0wbreeze gives you the oppurtunity to activate iphone but since if you want to jailbreak on ios 4.0.1 using jailbreakme then follow these steps you will need a phone book sim

put the phone book sim in the iphone, plug into the computer open up itunes and there done

According to Apple, jailbreaking your iPhone could cause it to not work properly. They say the phone could become unstable and stop working. Of course if you do it wrong, you run the risk of destroying the phone. Of course Apple doesn't want you to jailbreak the iPhone, but still, you take your chances.

If you jailbreak your iPhone and aren't happy with the results, you can plug it in to iTunes and restore the original settings. This will return the iPhone to its non-jailbroken state.

Perhaps the biggest issue is if you do jailbreak and then unlock your iPhone, it will most likely void the warranty. If that happens, they will not pay for any future repairs for the phone. You can get a little more information on this topic here.

Yes you can, the software has already been jailbroken by developers not even 24 hours after it was released to them. Once the phone comes out, you should be able to jailbreak it yourself using their software relatively quickly.

Your answer: no (tentative) meaning no UNLESS you screw something up, really bad, so if you can do it without getting any serious errors then you should be fine, but any SERIOUS errors (not like they happen often unless you have no idea what you're doing) and you'll have to do a full restore from iTunes, which WILL erase all of your apps, settings, etc.

SO your answer (in short form) is this:

No, unless you're really really stupid.

Take full control of your iPhone, iTouch or iPad: get access to unlimited themes and third-party application you wouldn't ever find in the App store, do Facetime calls through 3G connection, enable multitasking and video recording if you have an older iPhone model, unlock your iPhone and use any SIM carrier you want.

Yes, and it happens very often.

Jailbreaking your iPod is very risky, because it can corrupt the software, but more importantly, ruin the hardware. If you are not sure what you are doing, then do not jailbreak your iPod.

1. Sync your iPad with iTunes or iCloud. My preference is iTunes, because you can sync with a local computer through a cable and not have to worry about communication problems throught WiFi or 3G.
2. Plug the iPad into your computer. Wait for the computer to recognize your iPad and load iTunes. Wait for iTunes to complete the Syncing process -- sometimes seven steps.
3. Backup your iPad. Click the Back Up Now button in iTunes and wait for the process to complete.
4. Restore your iPad. After the backup is complete, click on the Restore Backup... button in iTunes. When prompted, select "restore from a backup." Follow the instructions to restore the backup you just made.
5. Sync the iPad with the Computer. After the backup is restored to your iPad, click the Sync button in iTunes. This will ensure all the apps, music, etc. is restored to your device.
6. Watch you iPad restart. Disconnect your iPad from the computer and wait for it to restart. In a few minutes, your device will restart, and your apps, settings, and other data (like contacts and music) will be restored.
7. Smile. Your jailbeak is now unbroken and your iPad is back to its original jailed state.

Just got back a month ago from the Philippines. I have an unlocked US version of iPhone 4 running iOS 4.0. Worked like a charm. Hence the word "unlocked" so yeah it will work just fine. Unless you're iPhone 4 is running iOS 4.0.2 and above (which the latest is 4.3.1), then you're out of luck, that is, you cant unlock your iphone through Ultrasn0w. If you plan to go there soon, probably try GEVEY SIM for iPhone 4 as this hardware mod can unlock iPhone 4 on iOS 4.1 to 4.2.1. Retails about $70 but eBay has cheaper ones. But if you are not in a hurry, the Dev Team is trying to crack the iPhone NCK Key that can permanently unlock your iPhone 4 for life. You can wqit for that too. Good luck! iPhone 4 16GB Black iOS 4.0 Jailbroken using jailbreakme.com Unlocked using ultrsn0w 1.2

To make a PearPhone G8, (Pear-shaped version) :

1. Go on iCarly wiki/or Victorious wiki.

2. Look up Pear Company on seach page.

3. Scroll down to picture of the PearPhone.

4. Trace over/or print out PearPhone.

5. Cut out picture/trace and trace onto cardbord/or posterbord foam (the best is posterbord foam, if you can afford it).

6. Trace PearPhone cutout on another peice of paper, so you have your back, draw a black dot on the top-left of back of PearPhone, this is for the camera.

7. Draw a Pear logo on back of pearphone color the back any color you would like, but you must front must be black unless it is the blue PearPhone.

8. Draw a screen and display. and a home button.

9. WITH A PARENTS PERMISSION!!!!!, use an X-acto knife to cut out the foam middle, leave a rectangular bump at the top left of it and cut out a space on the left for the volume rockers.

10. Glue all 3 parts together with a glue stick.

11. Enjoy, you have a PearPhone!

jailbreaking is a way to get ringtones and pretty much jailbreak all the locked apps..music,etc. but it does come with a downside. Jailbreaking your iphone/ipod touch will void your warranty.So think twice be4 u do it. There is also a chance of it crashing your device. SO DO IT AT YOUR RISK!

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Well, it depends what generation you have.

It depends on what software version you have. If you have a 4.2.1, go to the website greenpois0n to jailbreak your iPhone/iPod touch. If you have 4.0 and lower, go to the website jailbreak me on your iPhone/iPod touch and slide jailbreak.

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To reset the phone password, first power off the phone and then remove the SIM card. Next, power the phone back on and go to menu and then settings. From settings go to connectivity, and scroll down to USB and select ask on connection. Next select Samsung Kies from the list that appears, once done return to the home screen. Connect the phone via USB to your computer and wait while the drivers are installed. Once installed, click on Read unlock codes and the unlock codes will appear. Disconnect the phone and type in the code into the phone.

Keep your phone facing in the upwards direction(short side on the bottom!) as you would with another iphone, ipad or ipod touch!

If that doesn't work then I would consider seeing the company that gave you the phone - eg: carphone warehouse!

One might find the answer on how to jail break a Samsung Galaxy Tab on the Samsung FAQ forums. The best way however to jail break this phone is to take it to a phone dealer and see about jail breaking it for a small fee.

Now you will not delete all your apps. If you restore your ipod it will delete all your apps but you can always re-download for free, even if it cost $ before. (Don't update if you have a jailbroken ipod)

It is not illegal in some jurisdictions.

No, but it should be as it voids your warranty and helps you run applications Apple doesn't want you to run which can screw up your iPod/iphone. Plus if your iPod/iphone does screw up you can't repair it because it is jailbroken.

Supposedly, yes, if you first unlock it and then have MetroPCS do a MetroFlash on it. Beware, though, that some users report inconsistencies with MMS messaging after the switch.

In order to know how to jailbreak a phone one needs to know the make and model of the phone.

With a jailbroken ipod, you can:

-get all apps free

-get apps for jailbroken ipods like cydia or instalous

-download cydia which can download more apps like to get wifi everywhere

but..

-your warranty for your ipod will be lost

-easy to break device (ipod goes wrong like losing all saved things)