In this episode of D3Live I discuss whether or not you should jailbreak on iOS 4, formerly known as iPhone OS 4. The question changes some depending on whether you have an iPhone or iPod touch but there’s no doubt that there are major benefits to jailbreaking your device no matter the firmware. Be sure to watch the video for the full details.

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Download redsn0w 0.9.5: http://wikee.iphwn.org/howto:rsbeta

In this video I show you how to jailbreak your iPhone 3G or iPod touch 2G running iOS 4 using redsn0w 0.9.5. Currently this is only recommended for advanced users but if you like you can jailbreak your device on iOS 4 today. You will need either a Windows or Mac computer and either an iPhone 3G or iPod touch 2G MB model (not a MC model) running the iOS 4 GM or Gold Master.

If you have everything you need then the jailbreak is quite simple especially if you’ve ever used redsn0w before. Simply follow the instructions in the video and you should be jailbroken in no time.

Type the following in the Google Chrome shortcut: –enable-aero-peek-tabs

In this video I show you a quick and simple method of enabling Aero Peek Tabs in Google Chrome. Using this will allow you to see individual tabs in Windows 7 using Aero Peek by hovering over the taskbar which is a great feature to let you jump between Chrome tabs very quickly. A quick note: this will work on any build of Google Chrome including the Stable channel, the Beta channel as well as the Dev channel. However you have to have Windows 7 as Aero Tabs aren’t in Vista.