With iFaith, you can now extract SHSH blobs from your own iOS device, instead of having to rely on Apple’s servers. You can then downgrade to that firmware, once it’s signed.
Permalink: Extract SHSH From iOS Devices & Build Signed IPSW With iFaith 1.2.1
Apple released iOS 4.3.5 today and the good news around is that the Redsn0w jailbreak can still be used as a tethered jailbreak option for the iPad 1, iPhone, and iPod Touch. The iPad 2 is still not a supported device. Let’s get started!
Permalink: How To: Jailbreak iOS 4.3.5 using Redsn0w 0.9.8b4
Guys, you must be aware by now that Apple has just released iOS 4.3.5 for iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPod touch 3G/4G, iPad 1 and iPad 2 in order to fix some “security certificate validation” issue. As far as devices which can be jailbroken by Limera1n exploit are concerned, we should see a jailbreak coming from the Dev-Team possibly in the next few hours though it will be tethered like iOS 4.3.4 redsn0w jailbreak. However, you can jailbreak your iPad 2 exclusively with @comex’s recent JailbreakMe 3.0 which unfortunately, has been permanently blocked by Apple in iOS 4.3.5.
Permalink: iOS 4.3.5 Jailbreak Warning Regarding JailbreakMe, Must Read!
Just a quick heads up! Apple has just dropped yet another firmware update for all iOS devices i.e iOS 4.3.5 which apparently addresses a critical security issue. No major updates to the OS itself have been made. You can download it either via iTunes or through the direct links given below for iPhone 4 / 3GS, iPod touch 3G/4G and iPad / iPad 2.
Permalink: Download iOS 4.3.5 Firmware For iPhone 4/3GS, iPod touch & iPad [Direct links]
Earlier today, Apple dropped iOS 5 Beta 4 with OTA updates to the developers. Unluckily, for those with jailbroken iPhones on iOS 5 Beta 3, this simply won’t work as confirmed by @MuscleNerd himself in a recent tweet. He said:
Permalink: Jailbreak iOS 5 Beta 4 On iPhone 4 / 3GS, iPad & iPod Touch With Redsn0w 0.9.8b4 [Guide]
Apple’s newest Beta for iOS 5 comes to anyone who is using iOS 5 Beta 3 via an OTA update. If you’re not on Beta 3, then you can download the full upgrade file from Apple’s developer site. This is the first update to use the long awaited OTA updating, that many other manufacturers currently offer.
Permalink: Apple Releases iOS 5 Beta 4 with Over The Air Updates [Download]
The folks over at 9to5mac have gotten some leaked photos of what looks like the newest iPod Touch, in white. The photos themselves represent the same design as the 4th generation iPod build, which could mean that these were scrapped white parts or even white prototypes.
Permalink: White iPod Touch 5G Coming This Fall [Leaked Part]
So you’re a Google+ user, and you own an iPod or iPad. What do you do? Well, if it were Google’s choice, you wouldn’t be using their fancy new iOS app to check out your circles. But it’s not Google’s choice, so a snazzy new workaround has been found to get the app on your iPod or iPad. Even if you were to try to do a search using your iPad, you would find nothing. And trying to install the iPhone version only gives an error. Follow along below to get this app on your device:
The iControlPad has been released for the Apple iPhone and iPod touch.
Permalink: Physical Gaming Controller Released For iPhone And iPod Touch
Apple released Xcode 4.1 on the Mac App Store on Wednesday.
Previously, the application was available to users for a one-time fee of $4.99 from the Mac App Store, or if they had a developer account they could download it for free from the Developers Center.
