Comex released the Spirit, untethered jailbreak tool for all models of iPhones, iPod touch and iPads, in versions 3.1.2, 3.1.3 and 3.2. To understand more about the difference between tethered and untethered jailbreak jailbreak, read the article I prepared. If you are currently using a tethered jailbreak, like the blackra1n, this requires a restore on the unit. I remember very careful with this step if you need ...

In the previous post, I had talked about the progress of the port of iDroid (Android to iPhone OS) the iPhone 3G. Planetbeing had managed to enter the Linux shell and make the wifi work perfectly, and able to communicate with the baseband via the debug channel. The novelty now is that he finally managed to port the driver to multitouch iPhone 3G, known as Zephyr2. The first-generation iPhone uses the Zephyr, then the driver was not ...

That was fast! Apple announced the availability of poorly ipad 3G in North American stores and hacker MuscleNerd have posted images and videos showing the feat. The jailbreak in iPads are done in userland, or the OS itself, just as we did the jailbreak in iPods and iPhones on version 1.1.1. The staff of the iPhone Dev Team was awaiting the launch of 3G ipad to make the public release of the jailbreak, because, unlike a ...

The port the Android OS for the iPhone 3G is faster than I expected. Within days, planetbeing, with the help of other developments, managed to boot into a BusyBox / buildroot shell. As you can see in the picture below, the wifi is now working normally. Moreover, they managed to communicate with the baseband channel debug. That may be enough to make calls, etc but we still need to understand the workings of some things ...

In the first part of the story, talked about the beginning of the Linux on the iPhone, which has the hacker planetbeing as protagonist. In the first months of June to October 2008, planetbeing, with the help of other hackers, achieved the following accomplishments: patching the NOR memory of the device, make the driver of the LCD to work, developing the first version of the graphical openiboot start iPhone in command line mode. Even with these advances, still ...

A few days after news that the Android OS has been ported to the iPhone first generation, the hacker planetbeing brought more information about the progress of the project: The launch of the first version of the Android OS for the iPhone sparked interest in several developers, who entered contact the planetbeing since the announcement of iDroid 0.1 and are already helping in the development of ports. He said there are developers working on ...

In June 2008, was officially announced the beginning of the Linux on the iPhone, which had the planetbeing, hacker member of the iPhone Dev Team. The goal was to port Linux to the iPhone OS, something that had been done on other hardware, like the first generation iPod nano and classic iPods until the fifth generation, also known as iPod video. A month later had planetbeing some progress with openiboot. Until then, he ...