It was quick but not very surprising, MuscleNerd of the iPhone Dev Team has just confirmed that the iPad Wi-Fi+3G, which went on sale today has been successfully jailbroken.
He has also published photos and videos of the jailbroken iPad 3G. The iPad 3G was jailbroken using the Spirit jailbreak that Comex plans to release shortly.
iPhone Dev Team has published a post providing more details about the ‘Spirit’ jailbreak that Comex is planning to release shortly that can jailbreak iPhone OS 3.1.3 for all iPhone and iPod Touches and iPhone OS 3.2 for iPad.
The ‘Spirit’ jailbreak is the first userland jailbreak since iPhone firmware 1.x, which allowed users to jailbreak their iPhone using Mobile Safari.
Close to a month after Apple launched the Wi-Fi only version of iPads in the US, the company shall be releasing the 3G enabled version of their tablet device today.
Apple has confirmed that the Apple Stores shall commence the sale of iPad 3G at 5p.m local time on April 30 (today). Additionally, the company has also noted that the Apple Stores shall be closed between 4PM and 5PM in preparation for the launch.
The identity of the person who found the iPhone 4G prototype in a San Jose bar last month and later sold it to Gizmodo has been revealed as Brian J. Hogan.
According to Hogan's attorney, the 21 year old Redwood city resident is presently being questioned by the law enforcement investigators though he has not been charged with crime as yet. Hogan is learnt to be cooperating with the authorities in this regard.
Apple's announcement of the dates for the 2010 edition of the WorldWide Developers Conference has triggered fresh speculations over the official launch date for the next generation iPhone.
You may recall that Apple has traditionally used the WWDC platform to unveil its new iPhone models though the devices themselves are made available in the stores only a few days later.
Adobe recently announced that it has stopped working on Flash for iPhone, which caused some uproar among iPhone users.
Steve Jobs has posted an open letter on Apple’s website offering his “Thoughts on Flash”. It is a must-read to find out the reason for not allowing Flash on the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.
Is AT&T a better network today than it was a year earlier?
Executives at Ma Bell would definitely say so. The company is noted to have been working on improving the network infrastructure in several high iPhone density areas in the past few months. The results have been positive with many of our readers noticing fewer dropped calls and better reliability on an average.
The Spirit jailbreaking tool for iPhone OS 3.1.3 for iPhone and iPod Touch and iPhone OS 3.2 for iPad is coming soon and might be released as early as tomorrow (April 30).
Comex, the developer of the popular untethered jailbreaking software solution has announced that the much awaited tool shall be released on Friday. The announcement comes courtesy a Twitter conversation between Comex and an iPhone user.
New videos on Facebook should finally work on your iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch using the mobile Safari browser as Facebook has started encoding videos in h264 format.
So far Facebook videos did not play on iPhone OS devices as Facebook used Adobe Flash, which is not supported.
Apple has announced that the 2010 edition of the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) shall be held between June 7 and June 11 at the Moscone West Convention Center in San Francisco.
