Here is a piece of good news for those who have been waiting for a Mac version to jailbreak iOS 8.1.2.
A new jailbreak tool, PP Jailbreak, developed by Chinese jailbreakers
has been released for support of Mac OS X to perform jailbreak on
devices running iOS 8-iOS 8.1.2.
Last November, the Chinese jailbreak developer team, TaiG, released
an untethered jailbreak for iOS 8.1.1-iOS iOS 8.1; it also supports iOS
8.2 beta. While the initial release was for the Windows version only,
the TaiG team is working on a Mac version of their jailbreak tool.
Meanwhile, an unidentified jailbreak developer team has confirmed
that availability of their PP Jailbreak for Mac. Several users on Reddit
have confirmed this jailbreak tool works fine.
"Yes, I think it's legit. I haven't had any issues with it as of now.
If you don't forget to uncheck the box in the tool I think it's safe to
use," confirms a Redditor. PP Jailbreak for MacReddit
The PP Jailbreak supports the following iPhone, iPad and iPod touch models running iOS 8-iOS 8.1.2. Compatible devices
iPad mini models: iPad mini 3, iPad mini 2, iPad mini
iPod touch: iPod touch 5th generation
If you are a Mac user and wish to jailbreak your iOS 8 device using PP Jailbreak, head over to the following jailbreak method. Keynotes
Create a backup of all important data of your iOS running device using iCloud or, iTunes.
Verify that the device is having above 80% battery charge.
The jailbreak method is compatible with aforementioned iPhone, iPad and iPod touch models running iOS 8-iOS 8.1.2.
The PP Jailbreak is only for Mac; OS X 10.7 or higher. If you are Windows users, you can use TaiG jailbreak.
Disable any anti-virus programme or, firewall temporarily for the
jailbreak. These programmes could prevent the PP Jailbreak from
connecting to the internet.
Jailbreaking your iOS device will void the manufacturer's warranty.
Proceed with extreme caution, as the safety of this PP Jailbreak is yet to be confirmed.
IBTimes UK will not be held liable for any damage to the device.
How to jailbreak iOS8-iOS 8.1.2 on Mac using PP Jailbreak
Step-1: Download the latest version of PP Jailbreak too on your PC
Download link: PP Jailbreak
Step-2: Connect your iOS device to the computer using USB cable
Step-3: Go to Settings>> Touch ID & Passcode to disable Passcode
Step-4: Also disable Find my iPhone from Settings>> iCloud>> Find my iPhone
Step-5: Double click on the PP Jailbreak tool to launch it
Step-6: The PP Jailbreak tool will take a few minutes to detect your
iOS device. When you get confirmation that it is showing the correct
firmware version, deselect the check box at the bottom as it could
install the Chinese pirated app store
Step-7: Click on the button at the center to proceed
Step-8: On the next page, click on the button to the right to
proceed, which says to disable the Passcode and Find my iPhone features
Step-9: Once the jailbreak process is completed, your iOS device will
reboot automatically. You should then see the Cydia icon on your Home
screen
You can now enjoy your iOS 8-iOS 8.1.2 jailbroken device.
Note: Re-enable the Passcode and Find my iPhone features after the process.
If you have updated your device to iOS 8-iOS 8.1.2 through
over-the-air, and the jailbreak process is not successful, try to
perform a fresh installation of the iOS firmware using iTunes.
[Source: iPhone hacks]
Good news for all Mac users. Now there is a brand new method which will allow the Mac users to jailbreak iOS 8.1.2
on Mac. This info has been leaked and verified by iDownloadBlog. You
all know that until now there was not a jailbreak option for iOS 8.1.2
using Mac, but that now has changed. The new hack tool PP jailbreak for
Mac has been released which will enable all Mac users to have a taste of
all the benefits which the Windows users had for quite some time.
Bellow, we will demonstrate you an accurate and easy method on how to
exactly jailbreak iOS 8.1.2 using OS X only with the PP jailbreak tool
for MAC.
Disclaimer: From the info we have gathered from the normal users
regarding the safety of the new jailbreak tools there is not a verified
safety issues using jailbreak tools but still if you decide to use such
tools, have in mind that you are doing it on your own risk.
Here is how exactly to use the jailbreak tool PP jailbreak for MAC:
First make a restore for your iPhone to iOS 8.1.2 and then disable the Find my iPhone and Passcode lock features and set your device into Air Plane mode.
Make sure that you have properly connected your iPhone with your Mac using USB cable connection.
To launch the tool just double click on the dmg which is on the desktop.
Then proceed by dragging the PP越狱.app file to the Applications folder
Once it is in the Application folder double click on the PP越狱.app and make certain that it recognizes your device.
In the bottom left-hand corner unselect the pp checkmark box.
Click on the jailbreak button which should be on the middle of the screen.
On the next page click the button which is in the bottom right-hand corner of the screen.
And finally just wait until the jailbreak procedure finishes. Once
the process is completed you will see a green checkmark. Then you should
wait for the device to reboot automatically and after that you should
be able to see Cydia. Lastly, just Disable the Air Plane mode and launch
Cydia to complete the setup.
The PP Jailbreak tool for Mac has been tested personally by me and I
can confirm that it can actually jailbreak iOS 8.0-iOS 8.1.x on Mac OS
X. If you have tested it I would like to hear about your experience. You
can leave a comment bellow to let us know.
- See more at:
http://www.bypassicloudactivation.tools/step-step-jailbreak-method-ios-8-1-2-using-mac-os-x/#sthash.B3Q6m3KP.dpuf
Good news for all Mac users. Now there is a brand new method which will allow the Mac users to jailbreak iOS 8.1.2
on Mac. This info has been leaked and verified by iDownloadBlog. You
all know that until now there was not a jailbreak option for iOS 8.1.2
using Mac, but that now has changed. The new hack tool PP jailbreak for
Mac has been released which will enable all Mac users to have a taste of
all the benefits which the Windows users had for quite some time.
Bellow, we will demonstrate you an accurate and easy method on how to
exactly jailbreak iOS 8.1.2 using OS X only with the PP jailbreak tool
for MAC.
Disclaimer: From the info we have gathered from the normal users
regarding the safety of the new jailbreak tools there is not a verified
safety issues using jailbreak tools but still if you decide to use such
tools, have in mind that you are doing it on your own risk.
Here is how exactly to use the jailbreak tool PP jailbreak for MAC:
First make a restore for your iPhone to iOS 8.1.2 and then disable the Find my iPhone and Passcode lock features and set your device into Air Plane mode.
Make sure that you have properly connected your iPhone with your Mac using USB cable connection.
To launch the tool just double click on the dmg which is on the desktop.
Then proceed by dragging the PP越狱.app file to the Applications folder
Once it is in the Application folder double click on the PP越狱.app and make certain that it recognizes your device.
In the bottom left-hand corner unselect the pp checkmark box.
Click on the jailbreak button which should be on the middle of the screen.
On the next page click the button which is in the bottom right-hand corner of the screen.
And finally just wait until the jailbreak procedure finishes. Once
the process is completed you will see a green checkmark. Then you should
wait for the device to reboot automatically and after that you should
be able to see Cydia. Lastly, just Disable the Air Plane mode and launch
Cydia to complete the setup.
The PP Jailbreak tool for Mac has been tested personally by me and I
can confirm that it can actually jailbreak iOS 8.0-iOS 8.1.x on Mac OS
X. If you have tested it I would like to hear about your experience. You
can leave a comment bellow to let us know.
- See more at:
http://www.bypassicloudactivation.tools/step-step-jailbreak-method-ios-8-1-2-using-mac-os-x/#sthash.B3Q6m3KP.dpuf
1. There's loads of stuff for touch, but it's different stuff
Designed
to appeal to experts and novices alike, Microsoft was at pains to point
out that it hasn't given up on touch with the new OS. The Charms bar
remains for the moment although we expect it to die if you're using a
non-touch PC (check out Continum below).
Microsoft says it wants
to support touch users who have persevered with Windows 8 and "evolve"
the touch UI. (Translated: That means it is changing quite a bit.) The
task switching will no longer work on the left. So with that and the
charms going, that's goodbye to most of the problem with Windows 8 - and
a whole philosophy down the pan.
Microsoft's Joe Belfiore said
at the preview: "We want Windows 7 users to feel like they upgraded from
a [Toyota] Prius to a Tesla, but they don't need to learn a new way to
drive."
2. It's BACK!
As
we've covered before, the e most noticeable change is the new Start
Menu, which looks somewhat like the old start menu. It brings some
features from the Windows 8.1 Start Screen, such as live tiles, and can
be resized.
3. Another new Task View (the Windows 8 flippy thing has gone)
Now
the Windows 8 task switcher has been unceremoniously dumped, there's a
new Task View in Windows 10, too, so users can switch between virtual
desktops.That's because Microsoft now recognises that novice users use
the taskbar rather than switching in other, cleverer, ways such as
Alt+Tab (which also now switches between desktops).
4. Snap Assist helps you snap windows
A
new Snap Assist feature also helps users work out which way is best to
snap apps to. You can snap windows into new screens and tile Windows -
just as you've been able to since Windows 2.0 or maybe 3.0.
5. The Command Prompt enters the 21st Century
Another
quite amazing feature for those of us that use it is that the command
prompt is now getting keyboard shortcuts! So you will be able to paste
in your commands! Hardly groundbreaking, but actually pretty exciting.
6. Improvements to Windows Explorer
A
new Home location is the new default view in Windows Explorer. There's
also a Share button on the Windows Explorer taskbar (we really hope this
is in the context menu, too).
7. Continum - the special one
This
is the best new thing we found out today. Continum is an on-the-fly
mode for 2 in 1 devices that can automatically change mode if it detects
there is suddenly no keyboard attached. So, for example, a back button
appears to help you navigate the Desktop with touch if the keyboard is
removed. We reckon the charms will also disappear in non-touch mode,
although we've heard conflicting news about that.
8. Windows 10 Universal apps
Windows
10 will also usher in a new app model - Universal Windows apps. Windows
Universal apps are the new name for Metro apps/Modern apps/Windows
Store apps. Take your pick on those old monikers, they've got a new one!
Presumably (although we don't know as yet) that these will also work on
Windows Phone. Windows 10 will be able to run on all devices from
phones to servers and there will be a single app store across the lot.
All older Windows Store apps will work with Windows 10.
9. Modern (sorry, Universal) apps now float on the Desktop
The
new Universal apps also work on the desktop and 'float' in their own
Windows. Microsoft wants to banish the separation between the Modern UI
and the Desktop.
These 'modern' apps on the desktop have a ...
icon for more options - replacing the commands that used to be in the
charms on the right-hand side of the screen.
11. Windows 10 has lots for Business and Enterprise
Microsoft
says it hopes to appeal to business with this release of Windows, more
so than Windows 8 ever did. Belfiore said they were "starting the
dialogue with businesses today".
To be honest, it needs to -
Windows XP is now ancient and unsupported, while precious other
businesses want to make the leap away from Windows 7. But part of the
reason why Microsoft is demonstrating the OS without all the consumer
features is to show enterprises what the OS is capable of at this stage.
This
version of Windows will have plenty of other features for enterprise,
including a customised store and protection for corporate data. Mobile
Device Management will be able to be used for all devices.
Windows 10 will keep personal and corporate data separate.
