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G4L4XY
2nd February 2016, 13:01
As the title suggests. Does anyone know how to do this for a Samsung ATIV S
iYRe
2nd February 2016, 16:57
What are you trying to jailbreak, exactly?
Akzle
2nd February 2016, 17:26
install ubuntu!

but srsly. network unlock??

what model? if nokia, back your shit up and reflash it with baws shit.
G4L4XY
2nd February 2016, 17:42
What are you trying to jailbreak, exactly?
I have a Samsung ATIV S running windows 8.1
iYRe
2nd February 2016, 18:59
I have a Samsung ATIV S running windows 8.1

I know, what are you trying to do? install another os? Unlock it to install certain apps? Not sure what you're after..
G4L4XY
2nd February 2016, 20:17
I know, what are you trying to do? install another os? Unlock it to install certain apps? Not sure what you're after..

Oh right haha sorry. I'm wanting to unlock it to install multiple versions of the same app, if that's possible.
iYRe
2nd February 2016, 20:20
well, I dont think that's possible... its just windows.

Note I said _think_, but I have never seen anything regarding it, and I do a fair bit of reading on stuff like that
Big Dog
2nd February 2016, 21:49
Oh right haha sorry. I'm wanting to unlock it to install multiple versions of the same app, if that's possible.
Are you looking to "developer" an app?
If you have access to the source you can export version apks from visual studio.
Each one installs in its own directory just fine so long as there are no common files.
I don't know how to do our but saw it mentioned in the visual studio intro stuff. Not my chanel of learning so didn't pay attention.

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Big Dog
2nd February 2016, 21:51
By version apks I mean like g4l4xy_01, g4l4xy_02 etc.

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Berries
2nd February 2016, 22:15
By version apks I mean like g4l4xy_01, g4l4xy_02 etc.
Your keyboard is fucked.
G4L4XY
2nd February 2016, 22:20
Are you looking to "developer" an app?
If you have access to the source you can export version apks from visual studio.
Each one installs in its own directory just fine so long as there are no common files.
I don't know how to do our but saw it mentioned in the visual studio intro stuff. Not my chanel of learning so didn't pay attention.

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Its all well over my head, stupid windows.
Big Dog
2nd February 2016, 23:25
Your keyboard is fucked.
Lol.

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Big Dog
2nd February 2016, 23:26
Its all well over my head, stupid windows.
Then my answer may not be the droid you are looking for.

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