“Dingleberry” now available for your PlayBook rooting pleasure
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Last week we posted some videos of a rooted BlackBerry PlayBook from the collaborative minds of Neuralic, Xpvqus, and Cmwdotme a.k.a. Chris Wade. Now, the development team behind the jailbreak tool, Dingleberry, have officially released the beta version on their project website.
As we previously reported, the trio states that the a Dingleberried PlayBook is able to stream content from Hulu and a Dingleberried Playbook running the 2.0 beta can run the Android Market and install APK files without having to convert them into BAR files.
RIM has already proclaimed that they would release a patch for the PlayBook as soon as a jailbreak was released. As expected, the developers responded by saying they will work on the next version of Dingleberry as soon as RIM patches the PlayBook. We can already see where this is headed.
source: Dingleberry via BBOS
As we previously reported, the trio states that the a Dingleberried PlayBook is able to stream content from Hulu and a Dingleberried Playbook running the 2.0 beta can run the Android Market and install APK files without having to convert them into BAR files.
RIM has already proclaimed that they would release a patch for the PlayBook as soon as a jailbreak was released. As expected, the developers responded by saying they will work on the next version of Dingleberry as soon as RIM patches the PlayBook. We can already see where this is headed.
source: Dingleberry via BBOS
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4 Comments
1. mctcm posted on 05 Dec 2011, 20:02 1
RIM should just be happy developers have taken an interest in their sub-par products
2. jacko (unregistered) posted on 05 Dec 2011, 20:30 2
sub-par u kidding me i got 1 and if it had the amount of apps android and ios has it be near perfect its fast and it multitasks like a mofo and so butter smooth and the 1080 hd recording is first class
now if they made a 10" tablet i would get it for sure
4. belovedson posted on 05 Dec 2011, 22:58 0
blackberry allow the underground rooting to continue sort of like the iphone please
5. brenner182 posted on 07 Dec 2011, 13:28 0
only downside i have seen from these is the lack of apps. and the apps that are out suck. hard. Screen is beautiful though...
