InstallerApp For Mac Installs Jailbreak Apps Without Jailbreaking Your iPhone

[aphex]

http://i.gizmodo.com/5182795/i...ilbreaking-your-iphone

Ripdev's InstallerApp makes installing third-party jailbreak applications on your iPhone slightly easier, by eliminating the need to jailbreak your iPhone at all. You just need to pay $7 for the privilege.

The process works by installing an app onto your iPhone that's not quite jailbreaking, but is enough to allow those not-quite-official applications to get on there. If you gave us the choice of paying $7 or running jailbreak on our phones?which is fairly easy as long as you have some tech knowledge?we'd choose real jailbreak.

As the article notes, I would just go ahead and do a real jailbreak since its free and easy, but for those of you who haven't undertaken the jailbreak yet, this isn't a bad option I suppose.

Opens the door for new possibilities I suppose...

 

[aphex]

Actually according to Engadget - http://www.engadget.com/2009/0...oken-iphone-not-quite/

Its not a full jailbreak, but it does indeed modify the phone a bit to allow the apps on there, almost like a Jailbreak lite

 

[ViRGE]

That sounds like a full jailbreak to me. For $7 more than it should cost.

 

[alevasseur14]

Pay more, get less.

Ummmmmm.....