Now that Verizon iPhone 4s have started being delivered all across the United States, it was only a matter of time before the guys over at iFixit took one to pieces. Now they have, they've made an interesting discovery.
We already know that GreenPois0n kernel based untethered exploit has been closed by Apple, starting from iOS 4.3 Beta 3. Now unless and until someone like Comex or Pod2g comes up with yet another untethered exploit, the iPhone Dev Team has already started working on porting Redsn0w’s Monte jailbreak for iOS 4.3.
Owners of the 2nd generation Apple TV on iOS 4.2.1 will soon be able to jailbreak their devices, untethered thanks to the upcoming GreenPois0n RC6. Joshua Hill of the Chronic Dev Team confirmed it earlier today.
I've said before now that we are firmly into 'silly season'. With both iPhone and iPad updates expected to be announced in the coming months, this is the time we start to get all those juicy rumors about specifications, prices and possible release dates. Today we have some more, thanks to Macotakara (via MacRumors).
The lovely guys over at iLounge are citing a source in the know and sharing some interesting iPad 2 tidbits this evening, ranging from a new iPad construction to a 7" device being on the horizon.
Yesterday Verizon made the iPhone 4 available for pre-order to its existing customers only, and managed to break the carrier's own sales records in just two hours. Perhaps most interestingly, those orders came in between the hours of 03:00 and 05:00. That's the morning folks!
We're firmly in rumor territory now, and MacRumors has managed to piece a few tidbits together that certainly seem to point towards iOS 4.3 being released to the public on February 13th, along with a possible iPad 2 announcement.
First of Verizon iPhone 4 reviews are now popping up on the Internet. From Wall Street Journal, to Macworld, to Engadget, to TechCrunch, all have great things to say about CDMA based iPhone 4.
News Corp. along with the Apple announced their interactive papers for iPad today at 11 a.m EST. The app has been made available for download soon after the event ended.
At 11 a.m eastern today, News Corp. along with Apple held a conference for the launch of "The Daily", an initiative to integrate the conventional journalism with best of the technology to evolve it into new journalism.
