Complete step by step tutorial on how to jailbreak iOS 9, 9.0.1 or 9.0.2 using Pangu 9 for Mac OS X. All iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices are supported.

The wait is over. Pangu 9 iOS 9 to 9.0.2 jailbreak for Mac OS X is now available to download. Here’s everything you need to get started with the jailbreak.

Video tutorial on how to jailbreak iOS 8.3 on Mac OS X with TaiG version 2. Besides iOS 8.3, iOS 8.2 and iOS 8.1.3 firmwares are also supported on all iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices.

TaiG 2.0 jailbreak for iOS 8.1.3, iOS 8.3 and iOS 8.2 download has been released for compatible iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. The tool is currently available for Windows users, with a Mac release to follow soon.

For those of you who want to jailbreak iOS 8.3 untethered on your compatible iPhones, iPads and iPod touches, there’s not so great news today as Apple has fixed a lot of security holes in today’s iOS update, including those used by TaiG for jailbreaks. More on it is detailed below.

Back when the Evad3rs team came through with the untethered jailbreak for iOS devices up to and including iOS 6.1.x, it was later stated by those behind it that a jailbreak for iOS 6.1.3 would not be pursued because exploits would instead be saved for the more pressing issue of iOS 7. This hasn’t stopped other well-known developers from trying to find a solution, and developer Winocm has just thrown out a tweet suggesting he is getting there.

Many of you who have got a iPhone 5 or any other new iOS device as Christmas present have been asking on whether there is any untethered iOS 6 / 6.0.1 jailbreak available for the devices like iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPad and so on.

If you’re a regular follower of our coverage here at Redmond Pie, there’s a pretty good chance you’re into your jailbreaks. As most of you will probably be aware, progress on an iOS 6 untethered jailbreak has been steady, but trying at times, and although the usual dev suspects have been plugging away, Apple’s robust security enhancements have made things just that little bit trickier than ever before. So you can imagine our amazement when a group by the name of “Dream JB” took the scene by storm by not only claiming to have found an iOS 6 untether, but set a date for its release. Unfortunately, like most things that seem too good to be true, it would appear this is nothing more than the elaborate ploy of a hoaxer, with various established and credible modders and developers having already stepped out to refute the very notion of “Dream JB.”

Keeping up on the jailbreak coverage is something we strive towards here at Redmond Pie, and in light of the recent release of iOS 6.1 beta 3 to developers, we’ve got the low-down on how you can jailbreak this latest firmware preview. Of course, it’s a tethered jailbreak for Pre-A5 based devices, so if you’re rocking a brand new iPhone 5, an iPhone 4S, iPad 2/3/4, iPod touch 5th-gen or iPad mini, you unfortunately won’t be able to enjoy the perks of the jailbreak, laid on – as ever – by the iPhone Dev Team’s Redsn0w tool. If, however, your device is susceptible to the Limera1in exploit (basically any device I didn’t mention above that isn’t completely antiquated), then you can enjoy a tethered break right now – details after the jump.

Apple has kept the developer betas of iOS 6.1 coming in thick and fast, and with iOS 6.1 beta 2 having just been seeded by the Cupertino company, we’re here with the usual jailbreaking details. It is – as ever – a tethered break, and it’ll only work with iOS devices susceptible to the Limera1n exploit, so those running A4 or earlier. If you own an iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPad 3/4 or iPad mini, or a fifth-gen iPod touch, you won’t be able to participate, since none of them can be jailbroken on iOS 6. If you’re rocking an iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, or iPod touch 4th-gen and wish to jailbreak on the latest dev beta, you can do so with ease.

iPhone Dev-Team have just updated Redsn0w, adding full support for final public release of iOS 6 on select devices with official version of Cydia, along with tons of new features which are detailed after the jump.

Popular jailbreak tool Redsn0w – compiled by the iPhone Dev Team – has just been updated with full support for iOS 5.1.1. You may have caught our tutorial, which detailed how one could jailbreak their device tethered using Redsn0w, although since it was a pre-iOS 5.1.1 release, users needed to “point” the tool to the older firmware.