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iPhone 3.0 Operating System Declared Jailbreakable, But Just Not Yet

Amit Chowdhry | March 19, 2009 | 1,011 views | Add a Comment
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The iPhone Dev Team Blog stated that anyone using a Yellowsn0w should resist upgrading to the iPhone 3.0 operating system.  Anyone that updates the operating system that is using yellowsn0w will lose the jailbroken software and will be unable to revert the baseband to get it back.

“And for those wondering, yes the 3.0 OS is jailbreakable on all devices.   It’s just those using 3G Yellowsn0w that have to show some restraint and wait for PwnageTool to create a custom IPSW that avoids the baseband update,” stated the blog.

The reason why people have on Yellowsn0w have to wait is because the iPhone communicates with the network.  Yellowsn0w capitalizes on the weakness of the baseband radio software on the iPhone 2.0 software.  Some of those who have Yellowsn0w have access to the iPhone 3.0 through the Developer Program so that is why The Dev Team is warning people now.  The Dev Team doesn’t have a timetable for when they plan on releasing a jailbreak tool for the iPhone 3.0 release.

[via iPhonesTalk]

Apple Extends Expired Developer Licenses To July 11

Amit Chowdhry | March 16, 2009 | 480 views | Add a Comment
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According to several reports, several iPhone developers have been having a hard time renewing their licenses for application development.  The problem was that Apple did not have a system in place for application renewals quite yet.  Rather than keeping developers on hold, they automatically extended licenses until about July 11.  That is the date when the iTunes App Store opened for business.

Apple also announced that developers can renew the iPhone Developer Program contracts in May.  This is 60 days prior to the new Program expiration date.

About 25,000 applications have been listed thus far.  The growth has been amazing for Apple that they are backed up with granting approval for developers and applications.  Now licenses will no longer be an issue for the company.

[via CNET]

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