Jay Freeman, the man behind the Cydia app store for jailbroken iPhones, has committed to developing an equivalent jailbreak store for Macs. Jay Freeman, a leading chap in the iDevice jailbreaking ...
The iPhone’s original—and unofficial—app store has sued Apple, accusing the company of having a monopoly on the distribution of apps. Cydia, an app store created and launched in 2007 by Jay “Saurik” ...
Apple’s dubious rejection of applications that are deemed of little utility or duplicative of built-in functionality has drawn harsh developer criticism. In contrast, the jailbroken iPhone software ...
Cydia is the top app directory and store for apps you can install on jailbroken iOS devices. But while Cydia will let you download and install apps that aren’t available from Apple’s App Store, Cydia ...
The days of two competing jailbreak app stores is over: like two rogue gas giants, Cydia and Rock are smashing together and fusing into one bright star. According to Modyi, Cydia founder Jay Freeman, ...
The creator of the old Cydia app store is suing Apple, claiming it used anti-competitive means to squash it. “Were it not for Apple’s anticompetitive acquisition and maintenance of an illegal monopoly ...
Jailbreaking an iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad lets you access settings that would otherwise be unavailable, which is all well and good — but the reason most people jailbreak is to install apps that aren ...
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