iOS 5 Termina com mais uma Opção do Jailbreak com Edição das Chamadas

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Posted June 9, 2011 at 12:18pm by iClarified

iOS 5 introduz a habilidade de você editar seus registros de chamadas recentes tornando mais uma função do jailbreak obsoleto.

Um novo botão Edit no canto superior direito da aba Recentes torna possível deletar as chamadas recentes da sua lista.

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iOS 5 Termina com mais uma Opção do Jailbreak com Edição das Chamadas

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blxtar - June 9, 2011 at 3:12pm

Why don't anyone sue apple for copying their work. It would be nice to patent such tweaks to make Apple pay royalty or something if they want to implement similar functionality.

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NeHoMaR - June 9, 2011 at 2:13pm

Nop, Google is.

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DacksMac - June 9, 2011 at 3:45pm

haha well duh!! Love my iPhone! Android fans can have their phones, I prefer something like the iPhone which is visually more stimulating then any Droid I have touched. Do do not like the GUI on the Android... DAMIEN!

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Dodgter - June 9, 2011 at 2:12pm

First, this minor tweak is not going to have much of an impact as few people JB their device for the purpose of call log editing. Most people JB in order to unlock, tether, spoof location, or add a multitude of other features that are not available with the iOS by itself or cost extra money with the iOS. Second, it is true that the more Apple adds to their iOS, the less JB will be needed. Third, competition is a wonderful thing. If it were not for the JB community, Droid, and other mobile OS competing with Apple, you will see innovation move a lot slower

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NeHoMaR - June 9, 2011 at 2:12pm

Well, iOS5 looks like iOS4 with some jailbreak "copy" tweaks; IMO is the worst jump from one version to another, this is just 4.4, not 5.

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David - June 9, 2011 at 1:25pm

No matter what is added to the official OS, people will still want the ability to customize. If Apple really wants to kill jailbreaking, they'll develop an SDK for tweaks rather than just apps. I'm not a heavy customizer personally, but, having installed the iOS 5 beta (I'm a developer), I already miss one tweak in particular: SBSettings. It is very convenient to be able to swipe a finger across the status bar to trigger a drop-down of toggles for various common system options: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, VPN, Brightness, etc. With this tweak, turning on/off these common options is a swipe and a tap. With the stock OS, it's swiping to the correct home page, tapping Settings, drilling down to the option (which can be 2-3 taps deep) and finally toggling. Of course, jailbreaking also brings the ability to SIM unlock (if you have the right baseband/modem firmware), to activate Personal Hotspot without subscription to the feature and other "you vs. AT&T" capabilities, but you don't need to go there to understand why some people jailbreak.

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Nick - June 9, 2011 at 12:42pm

That's what Apple is essentially doing, looking at all the successful jailbreak tweaks and slowly implementing them into iOS (they've been doing this since the beginning). They'll never give me free tethering though, so I'll always have a reason to jailbreak my iPhone. I also hope they include 5 icon dock as well, I can't live without 5 icons anymore!

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c0edx - June 9, 2011 at 12:47pm

Seriously, thank you Apple for adding all the new features. They toke out more then 10 tweaks out of business that had stupid price tags on them.

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Phil - June 9, 2011 at 12:50pm

WHAT! Apple is the one ripping off! Stealing ideas and profit from the real developer..

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James - June 9, 2011 at 1:03pm

^You really call editing call history an 'idea'? It's not a revelation of any sort. And the notifications was from mobile notifier and they hired the guy that built the code for that. Wouldn't call that stealing. I'm not one to defend big companies, especially apple but common sense is common sense.

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Philip - June 9, 2011 at 1:15pm

It is stealing

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Leonick - June 9, 2011 at 3:06pm

@Nick Oh Apple will gladly give you tethering for free, AT&T and Verizon on the other hand might not be on board with it. Tethering works on my iPhone without any extra costs and I think that is actually true for just all carriers around the world except in the US @madcow The notifications Apple added are very different than the ones in MobileNotifier also, Hajas was hired a few weeks before the keynote, Apple has been working on those notifications for longer than that. You are right in that they didn't steal anything though, it's a list of notifications, hardly a very unique idea :p

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chessyang - June 9, 2011 at 12:41pm

took them long enough. one of the many reasons to JB.

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