The jailbreak community is always waiting patiently for the next iOS jailbreak and it seems that the iPhone Dev Team have been hard at work implementing additional features and updates to their popular Redsn0w jailbreak too. The latest version to be released is v0.9.10b7. This is the seventh beta of the current Redsn0w release and this means that it now comes packed with some great new features as well as preliminary support for a very exciting new aspect of the tool which should hopefully come in the next release. The iPhone Dev Team have announced their intentions to include built in support for firmware restores which will negate the need for users to restore their devices through Apple�s iTunes software. This means that users will be able to handle all of their jailbroken needs from within one application. The 0.9.10b7 release of Redsn0w also bring with it the implementation of the Corona A5 jailbreak for the iPhone 4S and iPad 2 as long as they are running iOS 5.0.1. Other improvements to this version of Redsn0w include the ability for users to re-install the jailbreak for those who have accidentally uninstalled the untether. One of the biggest aspects of Redsn0w is the ability to stitch together a custom firmware bundle, which is an aspect that has also been improved upon with the new ability to grab saved blobs directly from Cydia. This latest version of Redsn0w will now also provide additional information about the connected device. The updated Redsn0w jailbreak tool really is good news for A5 users who are sitting on iOS 5.0.1 but the biggest news of this update has to be the planned restore feature that is due to follow with the next Redsn0w release. Full details and the official release notes can be found over on the iPhone Dev Team blog.
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