10-21-2010, 06:16 AM
Pros:
- LEGAL
- Themes for your iPhone/iPod
- Apps that were not released in the appstore due to denial.
- Mobile Terminal, this was one major reason I got it.
- More Customizations, Such as wallpaper, themes, basically you can turn your iPhone/iPod into anything
- If it gets messed up, such as bricked, you can just restore it and take it in, Apple won't notice a thing.
- Cool features such as SB Settings and RotateTilt.
- Game Mods. Yes, you can modify your games.
- Fring. A VoIP Service.
- colloQ - GUI IRC chat.
- Flash. Yes, you can use Flash now on your iPod while Jailbroken.
- OpenSSH. You can access your iPod's files through an FTP that allows SSH.
- Afc2add. This gives you root access.
- Ability to add cracked apps. (Do this at your own risk)
Cons:
- It increases the risk of bricking by 15%. (Estimated guess due to unlikeliness.)
- Apple voids the warranty IF you bring it in WHILE jailbroken.
Bonus Section! How To: Jailbreak
There are many tools you can use to jailbreak.
Tutorial using Tool #1: Blackra1n.
Step One: Go to blackra1n.com
Step Two: Download Blackra1n for your operating system.
Step Three: Plug your iDevice into your computer.
Step Four: Run Blackra1n, this process may take up to a minute.
Note: Your iDevice will reboot and load a Blackra1n image. Once your iDevice is up and running go to the Blackra1n app and insall either Cydia or Rock. I prefer to use both.
Tutorial using Tool #2: Jailbreakme.com
Step One: On your iDevice open Safari and go to jailbreakme.com
(Make sure you are on your iDevice when you go to the URL.)
Step Two: Slide the slider that says "Slide To Jailbreak."
Step Three: Your iDevice will reboot and will be successfully jailbroken.