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My Experience With Jailbreaking So Far

Posted on 1st Feb 2010 at 13:23 by Mark Mackay with 24 comments

Mark Mackay
A few weeks ago a friend and fellow hardware enthusiast rocked up at my flat with his new iPhone 3GS. He'd jailbroken it and was naturally keen to show off his new toy. Like most of the iPhone owners I know, I was smitten with my iPhone as it was and had absolutely no desire to fiddle with it. That's what I thought until I saw what he'd done with his…

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My Five Best iPhone Apps

Posted on 18th Feb 2009 at 09:17 by Alex Watson with 23 comments

Alex Watson
Part 1. What’s your name and where do you come from?
Hello, Hello. It’s good, as they say, to be back. Although, do they say that any more, now that Gary Glitter’s a disgrace and Morning Glory is over ten years old?

Anyway, I thought I’d introduce myself. My name is Alex Watson, and though I’m the editor of Custom PC, this isn’t the first time I’ve written for the mighty bit-tech. You might have seen my name on the round-up of iPhone earphones at the end of last week, but I also wrote for the site back in 2006, on topics such as game difficulty, weird controllers and politics.

In the intervening years, I’ve always been a reader of the site, and it’s great to be back now as a writer, and to have the bit-tech guys working right next to Custom PC.

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Custom PC Issue 105

Custom PC Issue 105

The June 2012 issue of Custom PC is bursting with goodies, including an overlocking masterclass, a huge monitors labs test, and a chat with the EVP of Remedy, about the next game from the makers of Max Payne...

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PC Hardware Buyer's Guide May 2012

PC Hardware Buyer's Guide May 2012

Our monthly guide to getting the best components for your PC build,...
Hardware 29 – We are not Server Admins

Hardware 29 – We are not Server Admins

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