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Originally Posted by jethro_static
See U do not know nothing about jailbreaking. Multitasking on an Iphone is a jailbreak App. App is called multiflow and proswitcher. Tweak the Iphone in what way? Jailbreaking is totally different from unlocking. I know you are guessing all along.
If U think somebody does, Does not prove any of ur point. We need facts.
They put it on a piece of hardware. That hardware is not the iPhone without OSX. Look for a non iPhone hardware with OSX.
Iphone is released once a year. Everyone knows the exact date. Not when the time it's unlocked.
That is not an iPhone bootloader but a linux bootloader on a piece of hardware. Nobody care where linux goes. What people want is port Iphone OSX on other hardware. The exact opposite.
The point is, the OS has no security and can easily be put on anything.
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#1: Uh, you have to jailbreak the phone to do any of those things (including unlock your phone). I am not guessing, i'm just pointing out that jailbreaking doe smore than just allow you to run 3rd party apps. people were jailbreaking their phone to unlock the video camera before apple updated the os. is that the definition of security too? They hacked it anyway so just make it an official feature update? LOL
#2: We need facts you say? Well how about you post some then. I'm the one posting all the links here. I already posted a video of someone running Linux on an iPhone after you said it wasn't possible. You then tried to argue that "it doesn't work." After I proved that was bull, you then tried to say "I said all along it was possible, I just said they weren't tweaking OSX." Just post some facts yourself already. I'm about tired of owning you in this thread.
#3: Why the heck would anyone want to run OSX on a non iPhone hardware? Seriously man, is there any possible reason? None of the apps would work because they're all written for that specific hardware. And the OS is crappy anyway. The only good thing about it is there are a bunch of apps (that wouldn't work on anytrhing else). If there was a legitimate reason to run OSX on other hardware, I'm sure we'd see it. But as we both know, the real OSX is running on all kinds of basement built PC's. So you're crazy if you think the iPhone OS is any different in that regard.
#4: Yes, iPhone is released once per year. So like I said, by the time they get bored enough with it to start tinkering with a custom ROM, there is a new device to buy.
#5: Nobody wants to run OSX on anything else, obviously. If people wanted to run OSX on other hardware, you would see it.