2010

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 .

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.

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.

Today I'd make a nice tutorial for gamers with iPods and iPhones jaibroken, when I realized that before this it was necessary to talk a little about the connectivity between your computer and iPhone, to be able to transfer files. I could rescue some old tutorials, but some things have changed (and some programs too!). I know that the subject has already been widely discussed in several blogs, including here on the blog, via SFTP or USB , but I'm creating this link to link on my next tutorials, since many of them will use the method described in this post, as these recent tutorials have more or less two years.

I spent some time developing a project called Jailpush, which aims to send notifications to iPhone without using Apple's servers.