Apple Does anyone know a REAL overclocking app?

[BORTZ]

Ive read about the fake overclocking apps that are housed in Cydia, but is there no REAL overclocking? Like a custom kernel or something? I cannot find any.

 

[Tom Bombadildo]

Buy an Android device.

There's not a lot of reasons to overclock iDevices. The only one I can think of is maybe slightly faster speeds in emulators, but other than that it's pointless seeing how all software is tailored to work on iOS.

 

[BORTZ]

Eh but android is laggy and buggy.

Well the only reason it is cause im experiencing mild lag from being jailbroken.

 

[Tom Bombadildo]

Only if you don't know what you're doing or if you have a crappy device. Yeah Diversity!™

Not sure which ones are real. Tried googling? Lol.

 

[BORTZ]

Thanks. heres what ive found.
iOverclock is used to disable stepping the processor. Like underclocked apps in the background. Also it doesnt slow down in sleep mode.
Fakeoverclock and speed intensifier speed up the animations of the phone, not the actually phone CPU.

 

[Jamstruth]

The answer is no.
We can't make a custom kernel for iOS to my knowledge and the stock iOS kernel won't allow for it. We can only do it on Android because opensource is awesome.

 

[Luigi2012SM64DS]

Go with a device that has android 2.3.3 or higher or 4.0.4 for least lag and drag and bugs

 

[chris888222]

Go with a device that has android 2.3.3 or higher or 4.0.4 for least lag and drag and bugs

The bugs of android usually come when the phone companies infuse their own shit inside (eg TouchWiz or HTC Sense).

The version doesn't really matter.