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To jailbreak or not
#1
I'm leaving my pals at ATT behind to hang with their soon to (maybe) be bretheren T-Mo and HTC Sensation.
Would my iPho 3G be more desireable as a JB or still a slave to the T?
I can't imagne the used value would be any different, but which state would be more desireable?
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Music is how we decorate time.”
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#2
Yes, JB & unlocked
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#3
JB and Unlocked should get you a bit more money. Not much, but it won't hurt. Especially for what amounts to 20 minutes worth of work on your part.
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#4
is there a preferred JB method for the 3G?
“Art is how we decorate space.
Music is how we decorate time.”
Jean-Michel Basquiat
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#5
Fritz wrote:
is there a preferred JB method for the 3G?

Whatever iClarified says to do.
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#6
There are some cautions. I did a JB on my 3G in order to unlock it for T-Mo. Jailbreaking hosed my wifi which worked fine before. I have to literally hold the 3G next to the router to get a signal (for updates etc...) and sitting 3 feet away only get a single bar on the strength meter. It appears that this is not an uncommon problem, and I have not yet found a fix. YMMV

FWIW - I did my JB using Pawnage Tool & the custom iOS from iClarified. You will want to download Tiny Umbrella too in case you get stuck in recovery mode.
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#7
JB is pretty straight forward, but unlock not as much. Depending on what baseband ("modem firmware"--under the settings page) you have, it is impossible to unlock.
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#8
I found the unlock to be easy using repo666 from ultrasn0w. It was pre-loaded in the Cydia packages.
Somewhere along the lines I upgraded to modem software 06.15 (iPad software) trying to fix the wifi issue.
No issues with it, but there is no downgrading.
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