Who also uses their smart phones to post here at RaymanPC?

Tethering alone would be good enough, since you have three ways to do so. Two wireless and a wired method. :)
 
I remember someone creating exploit for iPhone tethering in some App that got taken down later.
 
Erm, well, I would say a little more than that, we don't usually condone one worded posts.
 
Master said:
So, what model of iPhone is it, then?

iPhone 4. I want an iPhone 5s though, I want the latest Apple products available!

— following double posting rules, no double posting, a reward? —

Haruka said:
I am currently browsing with my tablet. :)

Cool. I am an Apple fan so I use my iPad to browse RaymanPC. :)
 
Fifo said:
Master said:
So, what model of iPhone is it, then?

iPhone 4. I want an iPhone 5s though, I want the latest Apple products available!

I dislike every iPhone after 4S because you cannot have firmware 5.1.1 on it, AKA the last good firmware before everything got ruined.
 
OldClassicGamer said:
Fifo said:
Master said:
So, what model of iPhone is it, then?

iPhone 4. I want an iPhone 5s though, I want the latest Apple products available!

I dislike every iPhone after 4S because you cannot have firmware 5.1.1 on it, AKA the last good firmware before everything got ruined.

I had iOS 5.1.1 (jailbroken) on my iPhone, now I have iOS 6.1.2 (jailbroken) on my iPhone, and I have iOS 7.0.4 (jailbroken too) on my iPad (4th generation).
 
Haruka said:
I am currently browsing with my tablet. :)

i prefer a reasonably sized phone, but thats just how i feel. i cant put tablets in my pockets and they are slightly too clunky to take to school/work etc.

with that said i seriously need a new one my current one (LG L3) is too small (240x320 on 3.2") and way too slow (800mhz 1 core overclocked to 1ghz and 300mb useable ram). even after rooting, upgrading android version and overclocking it, its still a pile of crap.
 
mr fiat said:
even after rooting, upgrading android version and overclocking it, its still a pile of crap.
Well I wouldn't expect it to run any faster after upgrading the OS to a newer version.
 
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