iPhone Firmware 1.1.3 Jailbreak Details. Software/firmware revision 1.1.3 has been jailbroken (full read/write access to the filesystem), meaning that unofficial third-party applications can be installed under this release. Unfortunately, the current method is so complex that its developers have decided to hold off a public release.
The jailbreak method requires hardware modification. This means that unless you 1) really know what you are doing or 2) are crazy, you won’t be attempting the hardware mod. Secondly, indications are that the team who put the jailbreak together has no plans to release it - at least not until Apple releases the SDK in late February. Continue reading ‘iPhone Firmware 1.1.3 Jailbreak Details’
There are more problems reported with iPhone Firmware 1.1.3. Some iPhone 1.1.3 problems: Bluetooth, email, sound missing, and more. One member of AT&T’s Apple forum warns that when he called tech support, “they temporarily ‘fixed’ it but in the process I got charged by the kbyte ($15 for two websites). AT&T reversed the charges and repaired the billing problem, but said that I will be charged by the kbyte until this problem is fixed (no ETA) and will have to call in for every charge to get it reversed.”
iPhone Firmware 1.1.3 is now Available to download. Apple officially released this firmware. A guided tour of the new features is available from Apple’s website. The firmware re-locks the iPhone. Release of this firmware update has caused a trojan scare. Adds new features such as enhanced Google Maps.
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