Pwnage Tool 2.1 jailbreaks iPhone 2.1 OS - iPhone and iPhone 3G jailbreak continues…


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As if you even had to ask. The iPhone Dev Team was apparently hard at work over the past few days hammering out a new version of their popular iPhone and iPhone 3G jailbreak solution - Pwnage Tool and QuickPwn. The iPhone 2.1 OS firmware was recently released to the iPhone community.

Touting security enhancements, stability improvements, less dropped calls, better battery management, speedier 3G data, and a fix to that over-hyped passcode security flaw, the new iPhone 2.1 OS is ready to bring your iPhone or iPhone 3G up to speed. But, many of you likely shunned the initial iPhone 2.1 OS release for the sake of preserving your iPhone 3G’s older baseband radio that might someday be freed by the iPhone Dev Team to roam on any GSM network in the world. There’s no word on when, or even if, the iPhone 3G baseband unlock solution will hit streets in the near future, but there’s something to be said for playing it safe.

As such, the iPhone Dev Team has just released the latest version of Pwnage Tool that should get all iPhone and iPhone 3G users updated to the iPhone 2.1 OS with full jailbreak-application compatibility while holding on to the older baseband firmware.

If a quick jailbreak without a full-restore is more your style, then the iPhone Dev Team would like you to give QuickPwn 1.1 a whirl. Like it’s name might lead you to believe, the QuickPwn utility is a jailbreak utility that quickly “pwns” and jailbreaks your iPhone or iPhone 3G without the need to carry out a lengthy iPhone “Restore” process.

Pwnage Tool 2.1 and QuickPwn 1.1can be downloaded directly as a torrent file. Once the initial download rush subsides, the iPhone Dev Team will make the Pwnage Tool 2.1 and QuickPwn 1.1 update available through both applications’ integrated “software update” utilities. They’ll also post a direct download link on their website.

As always, Pwnage Tool will require that you have the latest iPhone OS firmware handy, so go ahead and download it before you get to the actual jailbreaking nitty-gritty.

And, the iPhone Dev Team has announced that it has endowed the Pwnage Tool 2.1 application with magical iTunes 8 workaround powers that doesn’t require any patches - which is fortunate because iPhone 2.1 OS requires iTunes 8 to work properly.

Hit up our iPhone and iPhone 3G jailbreak guide for iPhone 2.x OS or for iPhone 1.x OS for the full rundown on jailbreaking specifics.

Grab Pwnage Tool 2.1 here or here.
Grab QuickPwn 1.1 here or here.

Quick note: If you’re downloading Pwnage Tool or QuickPwn directly, make sure you move the application to your desktop before double-clicking. Running either application directly from its image will cause problems, just don’t do it and you’ll be fine.

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iPhone gets MMS picture messaging with Flutter

A long-awaited feature for the iPhone has finally been added thanks to a third-party app. No, we’re not talking about copy-paste here yet, but we’ll get there. For now, feast your eyes (and fingers) on Flutter, a free iPhone app that lets users send photos directly to their contacts the way MMS works.

Flutter, now available in the App Store, was developed by mobile social networking platform maker JuiceCaster to fill the gap Apple has been ignoring for over a year now. A lot of people apparently want picture messaging on the iPhone, although I rarely see anyone who ever uses the said feature (I seldom do so myself).



With Flutter, users can take photos with the iPhone’s camera and send them with messages to cellphone numbers in their contacts list. Geo-tagging is enabled as a bonus.

Now, that’s one missing iPhone feature down, and a few more to go. Now, how about video call support, easy tethering, built-in podcasting, and um, copy-paste, eh? No? We thought so, Apple.

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iPhone 3G not such a big hit in Japan

Given how technologically advanced the people out in Japan are, you’d expect iPhone 3G sales there to be very strong. But as it turns out, Japanese telecom operator Softbank Corp. hasn’t exactly been able to experience the same high-demand that there is for the iPhone in other markets, like say, the United States.

Apparently, the iPhone 3G fails to impress the lot of Japanese consumers partly because of its very high asking price and because most people in Japan already have very sophisticated cellphones to Softbank Corp. has about 19.5 million wireless subscribers in Japan, but in the first two months of its sale, market-research firm MM Research Institute estimates that only 200,000 iPhone 3G’s have been sold so far.



Clearly the high retail price affects a consumer’s purchasing decision, but an analyst for GfK Marketing Services Japan Ltd. says that Japanese users “don’t know what to do with an iPhone.”  Perhaps Apple should start shooting iPhone 3G guided tours with a Japanese-speaking person, don’t you think?

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DataViz DocumentsToGo Coming to the iPhone



DataViz, developers of DocumentsToGo has announced that they’re working on an iPhone version of their flagship software. The DocumentsToGo Mobile Office Suite allows you to read and edit your Microsoft Office formatted Word, Excel and Powerpoint files. The app is already available for most other platforms including most BlackBerry, Palm and Symbian devices.

The software is ideal for writing, editing or changing important documents while you’re on the go. If you’re out of the office, no problem. Edit up that proposal and send it back to the office or to your client… Heck, even do it from the golf course!?

No release date has been given yet for the new iPhone app, but you can sign up for e-mail updates at the DataViz website.

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pa japanci uveliko salju filmove preko super brzog 4G , sta ce im iPhone 3G    

Uradjen uspjesan updejt na 2.1,igrice dosta brze rade,ne zapinju,sms takodje,bateriju jos nisam isprobao...Za sada zadovoljan novom verzijom

nemaš nijednu pesmu.. 

pa tek je odradio update 

Upravo tako,a i imam iPod pa mi na fonu i nisu potrebne toliko pjesme

jesi li koristio Pwnage Tool 2.1 ili QuickPwn 1.1?