Introduction:
So you have your 2.0 iPhone and you can install thousands of apps from AppStore. What’s all this commotion about jailbreaking? Why would you need to jailbreak? What does it offer? In this post, I will cite some of the most compelling reasons to jailbreak your iPhone. I will continually update this post as [...]
Pwnage is out for 2.0.1 (pwnage v2.0.2 actually). You can download it now and get started. Also, there are already custom firmware images available if you are on Windows. Here are the steps and details:
OSX: Download pwnage here. Use this guide.
Windows: Winpwn is out. Download it here. Use this guide.
Windows option #2: Use xpwn (not [...]
That’s right. Apple put out 2.0.1 firmware. Do not upgrade yet. It cannot be jailbroken. More news to follow. (We don’t have decryption keys yet).
Winpwn 2.0 is out. Tutorial to follow. Get it here from theiphoneproject.org on a nice, fast server.
EDIT: I planned on making a guide for this but it just crashes on the iPwner step and iTunes fails to restore the device. I have tried two computers. Many folks are having a similar issue but many are [...]
Yep, 2.0 is out and jailbroken but there are not a lot of apps. Why not?
I wrote a post a while back here about what to expect with 2.0. But one highlight is that all apps need to be ported. This means the developer has to get a compiler working and rewrite code to get [...]
I was given these instructions by user FutureBSD and have not tested them. Therefore, use them at your own risk and please leave comments as to whether or not these work. The original post comes from this forum.
MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A BACKUP OF YOUR PHONE
1. You need to download two files:
x12220000_4_Recovery.ipsw and iPhone1,2_2.0_5A347_Custom_Restore.ipsw. You [...]
Pwnage 2.0 is out. You can get it here. Tutorial soon to follow.
Update: I am mirroring the download here.
Reminder: as of right now, there are no apps out for 2.0. Over the next few days some will come out. So do not update yet if you have some favorite 1.1.x apps you are using! 2.0 [...]
I found this program online this week and tested it out myself. You get 111 free minutes after that you have to pay for service (I think), 111 minutes is great right? I don’t know about you guys but I use t-mobile and at my house my service is not that great! This service works [...]
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