For iPhone users with a jailbreak it always remains hard to decide wether to update to the next firmware or not. The questions that circle in your mind are: “Is it already possible to jailbreak?” “Can I unlock it after the update?”. There’s only one webstie that always has an up-to-date answer. And that website now has an application.
Imported iPhones often have the problem that after the jailbreak of OS 3.0, the YouTube application and the Push notifications don’t work anymore. The iPhone Dev Team have now come up with a solution where they solve the push-problem with ‘PushFix’. Team-member @planetbeing announced the fix via Twitter, but says that it is a quick-and-dirty-solution. To use you need a friend with an iPod touch or an activated iPhone. » iPhone Dev Team Released PushFix
In the video below you can see how the Dev Team unlocked the iPhone 3GS. Maybe you’ve seen it by now, maybe not. Either way you can watch it back here. It’s nice to see that it’s not that hard to jailbreak the new iPhone, even with OS 3.0. It’s also good to know many people want to help the community and give everybody a chance to do just a bit more with their iPhone than Apple wants you to do. Enjoy! » Dev Team Unlocked iPhone 3GS
Chris Eissens
There was a found website called redsn0w.com. No one knows for sure what it is, but there is a lot of guesses as to what this might be. We all know that yellowsn0w was the Dev Teams 3G unlock program, so could this be a iPod Touch 2G Jailbreak!? We sure hope so! But, we’ll keep you updated as to what we here. » What is Redsn0w!?
The iPhone-Dev team posted a blog update about 3 hours ago explaining that they have begun experimenting on them. They don’t have any updates about the device, except that it could bring us insight on upcoming iPhones. Read inside for the whole entry and a screenshot by the Dev-Team. » Dev-Team has begun experimenting on the iPod Touch 2G
The iPhoneDev Team have released version 2.0.1 of their brand new PwnageTool that supports the 2.0 firmware. I will post the bug fixes from their blog. » PwnageTool 2.0.1 released; a few bug fixes.