iPhone 1.1.3 Jailbreak is Released

Now you can make your 1.1.3 iPhone do everything that your 1.1.2 iPhone could do.  The Jailbreak for the iPhone version 1.1.3 has been released and it has been confirmed to work.  

The only thing that you have to remember is that it is risky as with any jailbreak, but this time they are saying that it is more risky.  If the risk is worth the reward then check it out here.

Good luck to all iPhone wielders out there!  

iPhone 1.1.3 Downgrade to 1.1.2

iPhone FAQ has posted the instructions to downgrade your iPhone from software version 1.1.3 to 1.1.2 or earlier which is great news for those that want a jailbroken iPhone, but already upgraded the software.

It was originally thought that there was not going to be a way to downgrade the new iPhone software because of the new underlying firmware that was put in place, but iPhone development community has pulled through once again.

If you are looking to downgrade the iPhone from version 1.1.3 to an earlier version then you should head on over there so that you can once again modify your iPhone.

In case you are wondering about the picture on the right, it is from my movie review blog; Dave's Movie Reviews.

iPhone 1.1.3 Jailbreak

It turns out that the jailbreaking community has another jailbreak process in the works and have gotten it to work. The only problem is that it takes a lot more effort than most will be willing to take. Read the full story here.

The only problem with the whole jailbreaking effort now is that if you have the latest software upgrade 1.1.3 then there is not a way for you to jailbreak it yet. This is not a problem if you kept the iPhone on the old version 1.1.2, but now there is no going back. Good news though, Apple is releasing the dev kit to all of the software developers soon. This means third party software that will not be booted by Apple constantly.

I am excited to see what all of the developers can come up with if they have the tools and access they need to tap into the power of the iPhone. Stay tuned for updates on the third party software coming out.