Got a new device...

[fr0d0]

In terms of jailbreaking, usually the Android "jailbreak" involves permanently unlocking the device

Not true. You can revert to stock any time.

[Paul the Human]

Adrian (Tiberius?): I'm using Android 3.2 (Galaxy Tab 10.1) and it's better than any existing iOS in my opinion. Keep in mind... My opinion is exclusively from the pov of a user, not a developer or anything like that. The only Bluetooth connection I use is for this here keyboard and it seems to work just fine! Hehe

A friend has the new iPhone 3 with the Siri upgrade, as well as an iPad2 and neither of them can touch this tablet. From the looks of it, the iPad3 catches up and may even surpass it, though. For now.

I love that there are competing companies like that. It makes the tech move forward.

[Tiberius]

In terms of jailbreaking, usually the Android "jailbreak" involves permanently unlocking the device

Not true. You can revert to stock any time.

But you cannot relock the device.

[fr0d0]

fastboot oem lock?

[Tiberius]

It's possible things have changed, however when I did my rooting, unlocking the bootloader would void the warranty of the device. Not sure a subsequent relock is detectable or not.

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A friend has the new iPhone 3 with the Siri upgrade

Can you ask him which proxy server he is using? I've got the upgrade as well, but none of the proxies I've found will work.

[Paul the Human]

I'll ask him. I can't promise that he'll know. I'm sure he'll just look at me funny and say, "Verizon 4g LTE?"

[5thHorseman]

has Ace got his junk all over the internet yet?



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