iPhone / iPod Touch Update to 1.1.2 is pointless if coming from 1.1.1 (and even 1.02)
Posted on November 10th, 2007 by Ed / 2 Comments »
Okay, okay. Something that was extremely easy already is, well easier. If that’s possible.
Posted on October 30th, 2007 by Ed / Add Comment »
For all you guys running v1.1.1 iPod Touch or iPhone, yup your time has come to finally enable (or re-enable) third party applications on your device.
Thanks to the hackers, including: metasploit, rezn, dinopio, drudge, kroo, pumpkin, davidc, dunham, and NerveGas, we are now able to jailbreak our phones/players to allow us to install 3rd Party Applications without using a computer on a previously untouched device. [[VISIT - JailBreakMe.com]]
For those who have no idea what this means, sorry. You kind of have to know.-Ed
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Jailbreak on iPhone (and iPod Touch) v1.1.1 confirmed and sketchy details on fully unlocking
Posted on October 10th, 2007 by Ed / 2 Comments »
We’ve got a number of tip-offs via e-mail (tips [at] technoessence [dot] com) and it looks like that the iPhone has been jailbreaked, and 3rd party apps are now loadable onto the two devices. Just for clarification, does this mean that it can be unlocked, or have Apple used further security measures?
And reports that the iPhone has indeed been unlocked with v1.1.1 are somewhat true, albeit the fact that it’s supposed to take 5 hours. -Ed
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All users of AnySIM or iPhoneSimFree (e.g: UnlockThatiPhone) do not update your iPhone.
Posted on September 27th, 2007 by Ed / 7 Comments »
This is a warning message.
Do not update your iPhone if it has been unlocked with anySIM or iPhoneSimFree. We have received e-mails confirming that it will not brick your iPhone, but will re-lock it for good. -Ed
[Thanks Matt, Sean and Mark]
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iPhoneDevTeam’s Free Unlock!
Posted on September 16th, 2007 by Ed / Add Comment »
GUI-Version of iPhoneDevTeam’s unlock has been released. In terms that shouldn’t make you think your Stupid, this means that they’ve made a free, easy to use unlock for the Apple iPhone. Most people in Ireland should still go with UnlockThatiPhone, because where the hell are you going to get an iPhone, unless you already have one, More…