The Motorola Droid 2 is on it's way and more and more information is being leaked about it. Today there are a pair of independent leaks confirming that the second coming of Motorola's QWERTY keyboard smartphone will be running Android 2.2 (Froyo) right out of the box. Droid Life has a tipster that has apparently spent some time with the device describing its keyboard as "phenomenal" and pointing out that it feels notably snappier than the original Droid. The Froyo connection was reiterated by Phandroid's sources, which provide images of Verizon's device database indicating once again that Android 2.2 and Droid 2 will be matched and paired for when the launch codes get entered.
The device is rumored to be released earlier than expected and rumor has it that it might be dropping on August 12 which is 11 days sooner than previously mentioned. How many of you Android fans are excited hearing all this news now? Let us know by dropping us a comment below! And, stay tuned for more news and info by following us on Twitter and/or subscribing to our RSS feeds.
YourTube HD for iPad is now available for download in Cydia store. The application let's you save/download YouTube videos on iPad for offline viewing. By default, iPad won’t let you save YouTube videos so you cannot play them offline. But using YourTube HD app you can save/download YouTube videos on iPad.
If you own an iPad, you may have been bothered by your crushing inability to save YouTube movies – whether you want to play back your collection offline, or just show your friends the next big thing without having to say “wait a sec, it’s buffering” – you can now do it all with YourTube HD! Like YourTube for the iPhone, we’re bringing YouTube video saving to everybody’s favorite semi-tablet device!
DISCLAIMER:
This article is for information purposes only. Downloading videos from YouTube is not supported by the YouTube Terms of Service. YourTube and YourTube HD maybe violating this TOS. Use it at your own risk only.
NOTE:
YourTube HD is a jailbroken app so you iPad MUST be jailbroken first. You can jailbreak iPad running iOS 3.2 using the guide below:
Recently an app called Handy Light was found on the app store and it looked like an ordinary flashlight app for the iPhone. In reality, it was hiding a tethering feature using the SOCKS proxy. The app which was only 99 cents was only in the App Store for a short amount of time and was pulled by Apple. Many users have tried the tethering feature and mentioned that it works well. If you were one of the many users who managed to download the app before it was pulled and are unsure of how to get the tethering feature to work, check out our instructions below:
Set up an ad hoc Wi-Fi network on your computer (network name and password requirement are not needed).
Connect to the Wi-Fi network you just created on your iPhone through the Settings/Wi-Fi menu.
Tap on the blue arrow to the right of the selected Wi-Fi network, click Static in the IP Address menu and enter the following IP address (you can laugh at the irony): 13.37.13.37
Next, enter 255.255.255.0 in the Subnet Mask field.
Back out of the Settings menu to ensure these settings are saved.
Go to your Mac or PC and change the network settings to use the SOCKS Proxy and enter 13.37.13.37 as the Socks Proxy Server address and 1337 as the port. On our Mac laptop, this is what the resulting screen looks like:
Be sure to apply/save these settings.
Go back to your iPhone and open the Handy Light app and tap the flashlight colors at the bottom in the following sequence: blue, yellow, red. Then tap the top right corner of the screen and the color should change to purple. Your iPhone is now capable of sharing its internet connection with the computer you set up.
Leave the app open and go to your computer and start browsing. As the video describes, we found that it took a few seconds for the connection to kick in but then it worked like a charm. Though many variables affect network speed tests, a quick test using Speedtest.net yielded 3.92 Mb/s down and 0.38 Mb/s up while tethered to our iPhone 4 through Handy Light.
Check out the video of the app in action below:
If you have any troubles in the setup process, drop us a comment and we'll try to help. As usual, stay tuned for more tips and tricks by following us on Twitter and/or subscribing to our RSS feed.
Today, Google announced several enhancements to their Google Images search page that aim to be more accurate, efficient, and image-oriented. The new look is said to bring the following enhancements:
Dense tiled layout designed to make it easy to look at lots of images at once. We want to get the app out of the way so you can find what you’re really looking for.
Instant scrolling between pages, without letting you get lost in the images. You can now get up to 1,000 images, all in one scrolling page. And we’ll show small, unobtrusive page numbers so you don’t lose track of where you are.
Larger thumbnail previews on the results page, designed for modern browsers and high-res screens.
A hover pane that appears when you mouse over a given thumbnail image, giving you a larger preview, more info about the image and other image-specific features such as “Similar images.”
Once you click on an image, you’re taken to a new landing page that displays a large image in context, with the website it’s hosted on visible right behind it. Click anywhere outside the image, and you’re right in the original page where you can learn more about the source and context.
Optimized keyboard navigation for faster scrolling through many pages, taking advantage of standard web keyboard shortcuts such as Page Up / Page Down. It’s all about getting you to the info you need quickly, so you can get on with actually building that treehouse or buying those flowers.
The company seems to show that it is trying to change with the times and implement new technology behind their image searches to provide a better user experience. Not only has Google Images expanded since its first debut it has also been through several changes and it is now nearing what seems to be the ideal image search. Not only are they working on expanding functionality for users but also for advertisers who seek to put up ads on the Google Images searches. The new type of ads are called "Image Search Ads" and allow you to put a small thumbnail next to the text. Seems like Google is working hard to provide the average person a better internet experience. If you are interested in reading the official Google Blog Post, click here.
Despite Apple's attempt to hinder Adobe, the company is still out and about - this time they released a little demo software of FlashTime, which allows peer-to-peer calls on the Android platform. Built using the upcoming Air 2.5, this peer-to-peer video chat client uses your smartphone's camera to get direct visual communication going with your fellow Android fan. Android users already have other options, such as Fring, to do the same exact thing but the main point is that you can do just about anything with Flash and since it's Flash, it is easy to port around to other platforms. Adobe's Mark Doherty did mention that there are no plans to release the client just yet and that the name "FlashTime" is just a placeholder for now. If we didn't know any better, we'd say they are jabbing at Apple's FaceTime feature, flaunting that the very same Flash software that Jobs said is going to get outdated soon can handle the same features that Apple has been boasting about. Check out the FlashTime demo below:
iPhone Dev Team has just reported that with iOS 4 or higher, Apple has started putting ‘soft’ SHSH blob checks in the firmware. What does this mean? It means that - like iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GS, if iTunes can’t get the SHSH blobs for iPhone 3G or iPod Touch 2nd generation (due to signing window being closed), the iTunes restore will error out.
According to Dev Team, soft SHSH blob check can be easily bypassed by using Redsn0w, PwnageTool and Sn0wbreeze.
Cydia has also started saving the SHSH blobs for iPhone 3G and iPod Touch 2G. Check the how to guide posted here.
Dev Team reports:
Those of you with jailbroken iPhone3G and ipt2G devices may now have noticed Cydia starting to save your SHSH blobs too, just like it does for iPhone3GS, ipt3G and later devices. That’s because starting with 4.0, Apple started putting a “soft” SHSH blob check in the firmware. The SHSH blob check is very real in the sense that if iTunes can’t get your blobs (because the Apple signing window has closed), the iTunes restore will error out. But it’s “soft” in the sense that those devices can always use redsn0w or PwnageTool to get past the error (the bootroms themselves for those devices don’t require blobs to be in the firmware files, unlike the newer bootroms). Furthermore, since the 3.x IPSWs for these devices don’t enforce it, you can always restore to 3.x IPSWs outside of any signing windows.
So, Cydia is doing this to allow you to continue to use iTunes to restore to 4.x on iPhone3G and ipt2g outside of Apple’s signing window without needing to use redsn0w or PwnageTool to get around Apple’s annoying new restriction.\
You can also backup your SHSH blobs locally by using TinyUmbrella, which can be found here.
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Warning: Jailbreakers must stay away from iTunes 9.2.1 until further notice.
A new version of iTunes just arrived in Software Update. iTunes 9.2.1 to be exact. According to the update, the new version disables older versions of incompatible third-party plugins, addresses minor issues regarding dragging and dropping items, addresses a performance issue when doing a first sync to some devices, addresses an issue upgrading to iOS 4 on an iPhone or iPod Touch with encrypted backups, and fixes some stability and performance issues.
The new features and improvements include syncing with the iPhone 4, synchronization, and reading books on the iPhone or iPod Touch with iOS 4 and iBooks 1.1, organizing and syncing PDF documents as books for reading in iBooks 1.1, organizing apps on your iOS 4 home screens using iTunes, faster backups while syncing iPhone and iPod Touch with iOS 4, and album artwork improvements to make artwork appear more quickly when exploring the library.
More information about the security aspects of the update can be obtained from Apple's Support page.
We just recently received a tip about the HTC Droid Incredible software update that many users are probably waiting to hear about. An email from HTC sent in as a tip mentioned the following information:
I wanted to pass along that the upcoming Incredible MR will also include Froyo (originally it was going to be two separate MRs).
We are targeting the end of the month/first part of August. As a reminder, below are the highlights:
Froyo
802.11 n
3G Mobile Hot Spot
HTC Widget: Email
HTC Widget: News
EAS Updates
720p Video Recording
Amazon MP3
Skype
My Verizon
The email confirms the much anticipated Incredible update that began rolling out this weekend will most likely be stopped and a much better and improved Froyo-inclusive update will be pushed out in the coming weeks. The update will also include 802.11n Wi-Fi support, 3G Mobile Hot Spot, 720p recording, and more. All pretty good new for Incredible owners. How do you feel about th delayed update? Is Android 2.2 worth the few weeks of waiting? Let us know in the comments below.
The iPhone 4 has been unlocked with UltraSn0w yet again using another method out of the three ways the iPhone Dev Team has to implement the iPhone 4 unlock exploit. MuscleNerd has shared an unlocked iPhone 4 screenshot. Previously, Planetbeing succeeded in implementing the first way of the unlock. For those of you who don't already know both MuscleNerd and Planetbeing have been working on an iPhone 4 unlock for a few weeks now. They found an exploit to unlock the iPhone 4 and they plan on using 3 ways to take advantage of the loop hole to inject the baseband unlock. Planetbeing has already unlocked the iPhone 4 using one of the 3 ways (which can be found in his video here) and now MuscleNerd has implemented the unlock using the second way. They'll release the one which is more stable, fast and easy.c
The iPhone 4 has been unlocked with UltraSn0w yet again using another method out of the three ways the iPhone Dev Team has to implement the iPhone 4 unlock exploit. MuscleNerd has shared an unlocked iPhone 4 screenshot. Previously, Planetbeing succeeded in implementing the first way of the unlock. For those of you who don't already know both MuscleNerd and Planetbeing have been working on an iPhone 4 unlock for a few weeks now. They found an exploit to unlock the iPhone 4 and they plan on using 3 ways to take advantage of the loop hole to inject the baseband unlock. Planetbeing has already unlocked the iPhone 4 using one of the 3 ways (which can be found in his video here) and now MuscleNerd has implemented the unlock using the second way. They'll release the one which is more stable, fast and easy.
A less popular but long-time hacker, Sherif Hashim has posted a video in which he demonstrates how simple it is to activate the iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, and iPhone 3G without using the original SIM card. You can literally use any SIM card you want, however you should keep in mind that iPhone 4 users will be required to cut the SIM into a micro-SIM size. Before you get all excited, you should know that this DOES NOT mean that your phone will be unlocked. This simply activates the iPhone, meaning that you can get past one of the biggest pains you first have to through when getting an iPhone: Hacktivating it, otherwise you're stuck on the emergency screen until you do so. The best part is there is no programming needed, so almost anyone can do this without the technical knowledge that one might think it would require. Here is what Sherif has to say:
instead of telling everyone who hasn't got the original sim that activation of the iphone is easy using a phonebook sim card, i made this video to show u all how it works , Use any phonebook sim card, they are there in radioshack, mobile phone shops or any mobile tech moles , any phone book simcard will do the trick, no need for programmable sims, all those phonebook sims used to save ur contacts and transfer them have a universal ICCIDs preprogrammed so they all work
Follow the video and try it out yourself and let us know how it works out for you:
Sherif Hasim is the same guy who found the exploit to unlock 05.12.01 / 05.13.04 baseband on iPhone running iOS 4, so you can imagine what is else is coming soon!
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Well, we all knew it was a matter of time before it happened and it finally did. The famous Chatroulette-like app, iChatr has been removed from the App Store by Apple because people were apparently inappropriately exposing themselves. Apple's app aproval team somehow forgot about it when it took Apple a gruesome 8 days to take it off the App Store. Ironically, its not like they didn't know about it with all the press coverage it got.
The folks over at 148Apps received an official statement from the developers, heres what it said:
"The iChatr application has currently been removed from the App Store due to reports of a number of users exposing themselves during the random video chat sessions. We are currently discussing possible solutions to the problem with Apple."
It's honestly not a surprise at all that people were pulling the usual Chatroulette style chats but we can imagine how much worse it might be with the portability of the iPhone 4 *shudders* What is surprising was the fact that Apple approved the app in the first place. It feels that Apple didn't realize the concept as the review team didn't have much time to chat using the program. If you want to give your front-facing camera a go, don't forget you can do so by calling 1-888-FACETIME.
Notcom, the dev behind TinyUmbrella has released yet another updated, and her released TinyUmbrella 4.01.01 for Windows, Mac OSX, and Linux OS. TinyUmbrella 4.01.01 comes with iOS 4.0.1 and iPad 3.2.1 iOS support. TinyUmbrella let you save SHSH blobs (necessary for restoring older firmware) for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. More details on TinyUmbrella can be found here.
Important (Developer Notes):
I’ve received many instances where folks would get some error message about WinSock or jvm_bind etc. This is likely due to a firewall restriction on your machine. You may need to disable your firewall and/or Anti virus software because I do the following:
Load an unrelated library (iTunesMobileDevice.dll)
Edit your hosts file (some anti virus software does not like this)
Start a server accepting connections on port 80
Write a file named (hosts.umbrella) next to your hosts file saving your original hosts file so you have a permanent backup before any of my changes (hosts.umbrella never gets overwritten)
These things raise flags with some very paranoid AV software.
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Download TinyUmbrella 4.01.01
You can download TinyUmbrella 4.01.01 from the link below:
Sn0wBreeze 1.8 is now available for download to help in jailbreaking the iOS 4.1 beta firmware. Using Sn0wBreeze v1.8 you can jailbreak iOS 4.1 beta on the iPhone 3GS (Old BootRom), iPod Touch 2G (non-MC), and iPod Touch 3G. Keep reading for instructions below:
Sn0wBreeze 1.8 Supports
iPhone 3GS (old bootrom)
iPod touch 2G (non MC model)
iPod touch 3G
IMPORTANT:
Your iDevice MUST be pre-jailbroken on iOS 4.x.
If you plan on unlocking your iPhone, STAY AWAY from iOS 4.1 beta.
It does NOT hacktivate iPhone so legit Carrier users only.
Follow the steps below to create custom firmware of iOS 4.1 beta and jailbreak iPhone 3GS (Old BootRom), iPod Touch 2G (non-MC), and iPod Touch 3G.
Disclaimer:
This iPhone guide is for testing and educational purposes only. Follow it at your own risk, we cannot be held responsible if anything goes wrong.
Jailbreak iOS 4.1 Beta with Sn0wBreeze 1.8
NOTE:
All the required stuff is linked below under Downloads.
Step 1
Install the iTunes and .NET Framework 3.5 (required for Sn0wbreeze). Make sure you’ve installed the iTunes 9.2. Open the iTunes and backup your iPhone data. Now you can proceed. (Download Links below)
Put the iOS 4.1 beta Firmware and Sn0wBreeze v1.8 into a folder on your desktop. (Download links below)
Step 2
Run the Sn0wBreeze v1.8 for iOS 4.1 and hit next button.
Step 3
Choose Simple Mode. Click the Next Arrow button.
Step 4
Sn0wBreeze will ask for the iOS 4.1 beta IPSW file for your iPhone or iPod Touch. Click on the Browse button and navigate to the folder where you put your iOS 4.1 IPSW file and select it.
Step 5
Sn0wBreeze will verify your selected firmware 4.1 beta file. Then Hit Next.
Step 6
Hit the Start button. SnowBreeze will start building custom firmware for your iPhone that we will use later to jailbreak iOS 4.1.
Step 7
Once the custom firmware IPSW file building process is complete, Sn0wbreeze will prompt you to enter iDevice into recovery mode.
Step 8
Connect your iPhone to iTunes and select your iPhone from the left navigation pane in iTunes. Hold Down the SHIFT key on your keyboard and hit the Restore button (SHIFT + Restore)
Step 9
Now the iTunes will ask for the iPSW firmware file. Browse to the custom firmware iOS 4.1 that you build using Sn0wBreeze 1.8 and select it. iTunes will now restore your iPhone with custom iOS 4.1 beta created with Sn0wBreeze. Once the process is done, your iPhone will restart automatically. There you have it, you have a fully jailbroken iPhone / iPod Touch with iOS 4.1 beta.
Download Sn0wBreeze v1.8 Beta:
Sn0wBreeze is available for download for Windows users only:
Mozilla has been a company that has had a policy of offering monetary rewards to developers who find security vulnerabilities in the Firefox Web browser. The organization recently upped the bounty from $500 to $3,000, which was a result in a change of policy. The offer was also extended to Firefox Mobile and other new products created by Mozilla.
Finding out about previously unknown security vulnerabilities opens up a lot of opportunities for profit. Security researchers get a ton of press exposure and publicity for publishing an exploit of n unpatched zero-day flaw. It's also pretty common for security researchers to sit on undisclosed vulnerabilities for a long time so that they can quickly whip them out for a quick and easy win during competitions that offer cash prizes. That being said, it's pretty clear that company perceptions about vulnerability disclosure and the value of security bugs are changing in the software industry. Following the Pwn2Own competition at CanSecWest, security researcher Charlie Miller gained much attention for his controversial "No More Free Bugs" campaign. His work contends that vendors should pay for knowledge about previously undocumented vulnerabilities.
Mozilla's decision to offer $3,000 for new legitimate security threats is beneficial to users and the company alike as it will encourage timely and responsible disclosure of new exploitable flaws. Ultimately, users will get more security and the company will end up with a better product.
Recently Sn0wBreeze 1.8 has updated Sn0wBreeze version 1.8 which jailbreaks an iPhone 3GS, iPod Touch 3G, and iPod Touch 2G. You can download Sn0wBreeze 1.8 Beta from the link below. Sn0wBreeze jailbreak creates custom firmware for iPhone and iPod Touch, much like PwnageTool. The biggest difference is that Sn0wBreeze works in Windows OS.
IMPORTANT:
You device MUST already be jailbroken on iOS 4.0. (check the guides linked below). This release is meant for developers only. If you plan on unlocking your, please STAY AWAY from Sn0wBreeze as it does not provide a carrier unlock for the iPhone.
Sn0wbreeze V1.8 BETA Supports:
iPhone 3GS (Old BootRom)
iPod Touch 3G
iPod Touch 2G (non-MC)
Download Sn0wBreeze v1.8 Beta:
Sn0wBreeze is available for download for Windows users only:
Starting out directly by aiming at the iPhone 4's infamous "Death Grip" situation by kicking off the event with the "iPhone 4 antenna song" music video, Steve Jobs took the stage at Apple's press conference earlier today in Cupertino; promising to answer the longstanding questions about the iPhone 4's antenna dilemma.
"You know, we're not perfect. We know that, you know that. And phones aren't perfect either," Jobs said, after noting the record sales and the popularity of the iPhone 4. "But we want to make all of our users happy. If you don't know that about Apple, you don't know Apple. We love making our users happy. We've been working on this for just 22 days," Jobs said, suggesting that "Antennagate" caught Apple off guard the same way it caught everyone else as well. Jobs said that Apple "first learned that this doesn't just happen to the iPhone. Nokia, Motorola and other phones have this issue..." while citing internal tests (for some reason YouTube clips weren't adequate). He demonstrated how the BlackBerry Bold 9700 and the Samsung Omnia II similarly lose bars when held improperly, basically trying to make it clear that the iPhone 4 wasn't alone in the world of Death Grips.
This is life in the smartphone world. Phones aren't perfect. It's a challenge for the whole industry. Every phone has weak spots
"We had a reporting error," Steve Jobs said, finally bringing up the algorithmn and showing off the highly advanced $100 million facility in which the iPhone 4 was tested and re-tested over and over again. "We screwed up on our algorithm. Some of these other phones may be too generous. Our choice was to put the correct algorithm in. And we did that with the new update. You'll still see a drop as we haven't figured out a way around the laws of physics yet." He went on to note that "just one half of one percent" of iPhone 4 users have actually complained about the Death Grip, implying that the problem of the media going crazy over the issue was a bigger problem than the antenna issue itself. Comparing it to the iPhone 3GS, Jobs revealed that "in the early days of the iPhone 3GS, return rates were 6%, So for the iPhone 4, you think half the people must be returning their phones with what you read online. Well it's 1.7%, less than a third of the 3GS returns."
Jobs did admit (barely) to not being perfect either, indicating that While Apple believes the iPhone 4 is superior to the 3GS antenna, it actually drops more calls per 100 than the 3GS. "We're being transparent," he said, observing that the exact dropped call data can't be revealed as its within AT&T's discretion to withhold that info from competitors. But... "This is hard data... the iPhone 4 drops less than one additional call per 100 than the 3GS. Less than one." Here is what he said exactly about the issue:
Now when we look at this data, it's hard to escape the conclusion that there is a problem, but that problem is affecting a very small number of users.
So the big question arose: What is Apple going to do to try and resolve the big issue?
Steve Job's answer: iOS 4.0.1 (which was released JUST yesterday) AND.... free bumpers for all!
Here is what he said about the ordeal:
We think this has been so blown out of proportion. It's fun to have a story, but it's not fun on the other side. So here's what we're going to do to make our users happy. The first part is the software update, that fixes the way the bars report and other bugs, that's out now. Second, people said the bumper fixes everything... 'why don't you give everybody a case'? Okay -- we'll give you a free case.
Adding...
If you got one, we'll give you a refund.
For those of you wondering about what will happen if there aren't enough bumpers, he addressed that issue as well:
We're going to send you a free case. We can't make enough bumpers. No way we can make enough in the quarter. So we're going to source some cases and give you a choice. And if you're not happy, you can bring the phone back. We'll give you a full refund within 30 days. No restocking fee. We want to make everyone happy, and if we can't make you happy we'll give you a full refund.
To top it all off, Jobs mentioned that these cases will be shipped to you and the ability to order one will start late next week. Nearing the end of the conference Jobs mentioned news of the White iPhone 4 being available at the end of July. Hoping that the white iPhone 4 will be the biggest news from now on as opposed to more "Death Grip" situations. If reading all about it isn't enough, you can watch a video of the press conference which is now posted on Apple's site. Stay tuned for more info on the topic by following us on Twitter and/or subscribing to our RSS feeds.
Firefox Home is now available for iOS. It isn't a full-featured web browser in its own right but the app is probably as close as we're going to get to running Firefox on an iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPod. The app is pretty strange so lets take a look at what it is supposed to do. According to Mozilla's description page, "Firefox Home provides access to your Firefox desktop history, bookmarks and open tabs on your iPhone." So basically, all FIrefox data on your Mac or PC transfers to the cloud and gets synced to Firefox Home or at least after you download and install the Firefox Sync add-on, restart-Firefox, set up a Firefox Sync account, and then log in. Although it isn't too complicated it doesn't have the one-click simplicity Safar on the Mac with Safari in iOS.You may wonder if all of this is worth the bother.
Unlike Opera Mini or Mobile Safari, Firefox Home is NOT a standalone browser. You can navigate through bookmarks and opened tabs imported from your main compter. You can search your items in history, tabs, or bookmarks. Once you are on a webpage you can perform all of the usual functions such as scrolling, zooming, clicking links, moving back and forward in history, emailing and copying links, all of which you can perform in almost any other app's in store app web browser. That's really it. There's no URL field, which makes normal web browsing impossible to do .There also isn't any way to open "tabs" like Mobile Safari and no way to edit bookmarks. The sync also seems to be one way as no browsing on the iPhone showed up in the history of the Firefox used at the computer.
Although there is no doubt that Mozilla would create an amazing mobile version of Firefox for the iPhone, but it isn't allowed to do so since Apple won't allow third-party users not based around in WebKit. If you are an avid Firefox user on your main computer and have several tabs open at once and hundreds of bookmarks saved, then this application is probably worth your time, if not, you probably want to pass for something else or stick to Safari. Firefox Home was a better browsing experience than Opera Mini was s well. Have you tried out Firefox Home? If soo, share your experience below.
Apple has released iOS 3.2.1 and it is up for downloads. The update is compatible with both iPad Wi-Fi and 3G, and is now available through iTunes. Hook up your iPad, then click the Update button on the Summary tab to update the software.
All jailbreakers should STAY AWAY from iOS 3.2.1 until further notice.
Backup Your SHSH Blobs:
If you haven't done so already, make sure you get a backup of your SHSH Blobs, for further details check here.
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Apple has already released iOS 4.0.1 for the iPhone 4, 3GS, and 3G as well as the iPod Touch 2G and 3G and the update is up for downloads. You can download iOS 4.01 from the links below. The biggest kicker of the update was the fix to the reception issue.
To install iOS 4.0.1 on your device, connect your iPhone and/or iPod Touch to iTunes, a new firmware availability message will appear, then hit the "Download and Install" button. You can also download the iOS 4.0.1 firmware from the links below:
Warning:
All jailbreakers and unlockers should STAY AWAY from iOS 4.0.1 until further notice.
Download iOS 4.0.1 Firmware:
You can download iOS 4.0.1 firmware (IPSW files) for iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS and iPhone 3G from the links below:
