Posted on 26 August 2010
The iPhone Dev-Team has posted on their blog stating that they will not release a jailbreak for iOS 4.0.2/3.2.2.
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Jailbreakme v2.0 was a great success, and it’s provided a nice leveling point for all jailbreakers and unlockers on all devices at firmware versions less than 4.0.2/3.2.2. We hope that everybody ever interested in jailbreaks or unlocks was able to join in on the jailbreakme bonanza. Those of you who had Cydia capture your SHSH blobs, or those of you who captured them locally, will always be able to benefit from the jailbreakme.com v2.0 release. Congratulations!
Now it’s a few weeks later, and Apple has closed the jailbreakme.com hole. They’re shipping devices with FW 4.0.2/3.2.2, impervious to this particular jailbreak. So now, people will begin to ask: will there be a jailbreak for devices that shipped Read the full story
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Posted on 19 August 2010
These are instructions on how to install Google’s Android operating system on your iPhone 2G and iPhone 3G using iPhoDroid 1Shot.
Step One
To perform these instructions you must first jailbreak your iPhone. It is strongly recommended that you use RedSn0w to jailbreak rather then a userland jailbreak such as JailbreakMe.
After jailbreaking your iPhone make sure to open Cydia and make sure your installed packages are up to date.
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Posted on 12 August 2010
Apple has released iOS 4.0.2 for the iPhone. Do not update your device until more details about the firmware are discovered.
It is VERY important that you have your SHSH blobs for 4.0 or 4.0.1 saved. Apple will stop signing 4.0.1 in just a few minutes/hours.
It’s thought that the 4.0.2 update will patch the PDF vulnerability that comex used to perform his jailbreak.
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Posted on 12 August 2010
RedSn0w 0.9.5 can still jailbreak the iPhone 3G and the iPod Touch 2G (non MC) on the iOS 4.0.2 firmware, according to a tweet by MuscleNerd.
To jailbreak your device use this version of RedSn0w simply follow one of the tutorials below and select the 4.0.0 instead of the 4.0.2 firmware when using the application.
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Posted on 12 August 2010
The iPhone Dev-Team has announced the release of a PDF Patch to fix the iOS vulnerability used by comex’s jailbreak.
On Wednesday, Apple (finally) released firmware 4.0.2, which patches the very large security holes exploited by @comex in the 2nd incarnation of jailbreakme.com. The only problem is they outright abandoned iPhone2G and iPod Touch 1G users! Even though Apple acknowledges in their security update the severity of these holes, they left iPhone2G and ipt1G owners high and dry — completely vulnerable to truly malicious variants of jailbreakme (these variants aren’t out yet, but they’re sure to come!).
Luckily for Apple, the Jailbreak community isn’t so callous. @saurik has been burning the midnight oil coding a Cydia package that will fix the holes for all devices and all firmware versions (even going back to version 2.x!).
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Posted on 09 August 2010
The installation instructions..
Warning Note: This guide is for testing & educational purposes only. Follow it on your own risk. I’m not responsible for any loss of important data or malfunctioning of your iPhone.
Step 1: First up, you will need to jailbreak your iOS device. Follow the guide posted here to jailbreak your iPhone 4 with JailbreakMe, here to jailbreak your iPod touch 3G and 2G, and here to jailbreak your iPad.
Step 2: Next, you will need to install OpenSSH. To do this, Open Cydia, touch on “Search” tab and then search for “OpenSSH”. Install this app and reboot your iPhone. Read the full story
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