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2 Videos INTERVIEW with Jay Freeman (a.k.a. Saurik) on history of Jailbreaking and Cydia and upcoming Jailbreak by Comex

July 25th, 2010 -=_MaXsKi_=- No comments

Interview with Jay Freeman SAURIC on History of Jailbreaking and Cydia

Saurik discusses The History of Jailbreaking in an exclusive interview for Make It Work Radio, which aired Saturday July 24, 2010.

He also talks about the upcoming @comex jailbreak. You can watch two videos of the interview below… Read more…

Jay Freeman (a.k.a. Saurik) interviewed by Make it Work, he talks about new iPhone 4 Jailbreak and Cydia

July 23rd, 2010 -=_MaXsKi_=- No comments

Jay Freeman, also better known as Saurik, was interviewed by “Make it Work” where he talked about the iPhone 4 jailbreak and Cydia

See video below

Jay Freeman – Saurik Improves Cydia Speeds With APT Update for Jailbroken iPhones and iTouchs

March 5th, 2010 -=_MaXsKi_=- No comments

Saurik Improves Cydia Speeds With APT Update

Saurik has uploaded a new version of APT that has an optimized cache generator and greatly improves Cydia performance. This APT update which has significantly improved slow, and painful loading times in Cydia. Read more…

Teehan+Lax iPhone Home Screen, Once a Concept Now a Reality

November 14th, 2009 -=_MaXsKi_=- 3 comments

Cydget_Element

The Teehan+Lax iPhone home screen concept is about to become a reality thanks to saurik.

Initially the concept will materialize as a lockscreen widget via saurik’s new Cydget framework. Dubbed Element, a beta will hopefully be available by next week. Read more…

Saurik Released Cydget Framework for iPhone Lockscreen Widgets

November 13th, 2009 -=_MaXsKi_=- No comments

Cydget_Main

Saurik the creator of a very popular installer Cydia has released an application called Cydget, an iPhone framework for lockscreen widgets.

Cydget provides a comprehensive replacement for WinterBoard Lock Widgets, allow developers and web designers to take control of the lock screen using either native code or HTML with JavaScript and Cycript, allowing flexible access to Objective-C. Read more…