Microsoft zatwierdza narzędzie do jailbreaka Windows Phone 7

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Posted June 18, 2011 at 4:16pm by iClarified · 25777 views

Tworzone przez ChevronWP7 Labs narzędzie do złamania Windows Phone 7, zyskało aprobatę Microsoftu.

Zgodnie z tym, co mówiliśmy w Windows Phone Dev Podcast, wkrótce udostępnimy zatwierdzone przez Microsoft narzędzie do jailbreaka. Będzie ono dostępne dla wszystkich deweloperów, niezależnie od ich umiejętności czy zakątka Świata, w którym się znajdują.

Usługa ta będzie dostępna za drobną opłatą (poprzez system PayPal). Kwota ta będzie pokrywała naszą bieżącą działalność ale obiecujemy, że nie zaboli kieszeni użytkowników. Jeżeli ktoś jest jednak zainteresowany natychmiastowym publikowaniem napisanych przez siebie aplikacji, powinien skorzystać z droższego App Hub.

W przeciwieństwie do Microsoftu, Apple zdecydowanie potępia jailbreak swojego oprogramowania. Nawet pomimo tego, że coraz więcej funkcji dostępnych pierwotnie dopiero po złamaniu, jest 'przemycanych' do oficjalnego oprogramowania. W czerwcu ubiegłego roku, Kongres ostatecznie uznał, że proces jailbreaku nie jest niezgodny z prawem.

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Microsoft zatwierdza narzędzie do jailbreaka Windows Phone 7

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Is it really a Jailbreak? - June 20, 2011 at 1:50am

If Microsoft is allowing the phone to be jailbroken then why don't they make it "jailbroken" from the factory or just allow people to make the tweaks and add the apps that they want. Seems like a marketing ploy to me. They are thinking, "if apple isn't allowing it then we will." The pieces just don't seem to be fitting together.

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DacksMac - June 20, 2011 at 9:25am

Your right, I am mean technically "jailbreaking" is for implementing the installation of software that the manufacture doesn't want on the phone. So if Microsoft is ALLOWING a "jailbreak", then technically it is not jailbroken at all. Microsoft is just trying to capitalize off of Apple/Sony, etc.

Solution - June 20, 2011 at 2:16pm

Why? So others could make some money on it. Wrong direction, Microsoft.................................

chris - June 23, 2011 at 5:33am

Well, this jailbreak tool will make the phone less stable and perhaps open the OS environment for intrusion so Microsoft is allowing experienced people to tamper with what they bought whilst protecting those who do not want to do this

Saoke - June 19, 2011 at 2:43am

Very clever move from MS! They knew that there will be JB-scene whatever they end up doing so this way they can have better control with it all. Nokia Windows looks mote promising by day, getting fed up with IOS and its glossy, candy copycats. Probably good time for something different. I just hope Win phones will go as well with mac as they do with Windows OS.

MRBILL - June 18, 2011 at 9:37pm

I BET IF BILL GATES WERE HERE HE WOULD RUN MICROSOFT SMOOTHLY TOO BAD HE RESIGNED FROM CEO :(

Derp - June 18, 2011 at 8:36pm

Windows 7 phone sucks. Who cares about Microsoft.

jon - June 19, 2011 at 12:30pm

Maybe you dont....iphone-preak.....talk for yourself

DacksMac - June 19, 2011 at 6:57pm

Anything made by Microsoft is bound to blow, they have a history of horrible, bug infested software... And I guess they aren't good enough to make hardware.

damn fanatics... - June 18, 2011 at 6:49pm

@DacksMac This has to be the worst Apple fanatic argument I've heard. Of course Microsoft has warranties, it is profitable to have warranties you jackass... The cost of the warranty multiplied by the amount of people purchasing the warranty greatly out-ways the cost of fixing the broken products. Apple's warranty is only free for a year, similar to Microsoft's warranty, after that it's Applecare, which you have to pay for... As for zero customer service, I've talked to Microsoft's customer service and they are indeed real, although the reps are foreign. By the way, customer service and customer service "to handle problemed (this is not a real word...) situation" is the same thing, don't try to pass them out as different things...

Naz - June 19, 2011 at 6:37am

Really? So if your WP7 phone start acting up are you going to call MS or call th carrier/manufacturer of the hardware? His point was that MS doesn't provide warranties because they only make software (except for the xbox and few other accessories). This is why MS don't mind you jail breaking your WP7. No matter what happens to your windows phone you are not expected nor entitled to ask MS for support. You WP7 phone support is goes through your carrier or handset maker.

jon - June 19, 2011 at 12:33pm

Soooo? then you have 2 more option than apple....manufacture, dealer, MS...not just apple badddddd costumer care.....charging you for repair twice the price of the phone....jerks

DacksMac - June 19, 2011 at 6:50pm

so when you have a problem with your Microsoft office or Windows computer do you call Microsoft to fix it??? NO because THEY HELP NO ONE. EVER. EVER. I am sure your home button was busted cause you sat on it

DacksMac - June 19, 2011 at 6:52pm

@damn fanatics... I know, I agree that Windows Fanbois are typically cut throat. SO next time my Win 7 network settings get messed up, you are telling me that if I am in a one year warranty that Microsoft will walk me through the IT support to fix it???

DacksMac - June 19, 2011 at 6:55pm

Perfect said Naz. Exactly what I was meaning. As for Jon, I have NO CLUE what number you are calling for Apple but for my MacBook and Time Capsule I have had nothing but good outcomes and positive experiences with Apple. Much the same as Dell. Try calling Apple, you might have been calling Microsoft when you needed help with your Apple product.