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iPad Hacked To Triple Boot iOS 7, 6 And 5

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjhgXWhamv3cQsdb9wFiGQ_fOZbXrhs3nijBX13dXQqE-PEorEUDcpY7yTw5D9zJM64Fax7UlnbUckxeZMvBhkVImZ8_jkuh47dRGxfzt3zKEhJN6-9WfleWr-nUpBI4E53NHx2LbMj-9Q/s1600/ipad-air-gallery3-2013.jpg" imageanchor="1"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjhgXWhamv3cQsdb9wFiGQ_fOZbXrhs3nijBX13dXQqE-PEorEUDcpY7yTw5D9zJM64Fax7UlnbUckxeZMvBhkVImZ8_jkuh47dRGxfzt3zKEhJN6-9WfleWr-nUpBI4E53NHx2LbMj-9Q/s320/ipad-air-gallery3-2013.jpg" /></a>Jailbreaking is always something we are interested in. We love reading about the possibilities and looking at the kinds of tihngs that it makes possible. The doors that jailbreaking opens are often far beyond the idea of simply being able to skin an iOS device. We are big fans of iOS here but we do know that for many, the ultimate goal for many who jailbreak is to run Google's Android system on it just for the sake of it. Being able to run Android on hardware like that offered by Apple is a great bonus and it looks like this could be very possible. Running Android on an Apple device isn't a new thing and it has been done before. Pre-Apple A4 devices were hacked to run Android but what if you would like to do this on something more recent? Yep it is possible and hacker Winocm posted a video on Twitter showing him dual-booting an iPad 2 with both iOS 5 and iOS 6 and then later triple booting iOS 5, iOS 6 and iOS 7 all on the same iPad. This may not seem like much when trying to get Android to run on such this A5 processor device, but there is more to it. Hacker iH8sn0w revealed on his Twitter account that the way Winocm managed to work his magic could indeed open the door to an Android port in the future. It turns out, that Winocm achieved what he did by �bootstrappingn to iBoot from the Kernal (userland)�, which both of these hackers agree means that there is now hope for getting Android to run on Apple A5 powered devices. We have to keep an eye on things to see what happens in the future but in the meantime, you can watch the video below. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/G1yW4n17lhc" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

iPad Hacked To Triple Boot iOS 7, 6 And 5

Jailbreaking is always something we are interested in. We love reading about the possibilities and looking at the kinds of tihngs that it m...

How To Fix Cydia �Failed To Fetch� Error In iOS 7

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEipwwURyp9IjXNtNTYBloKfTUiteJf5AUefLlvKT7KJznHbgYY895mtGiWkh5dzqX6A0ruzMjOFGjST1LSOW0DFEyWU-vcDMZX83oD4YnqpHNRKeQW7aHGtsY2m327pPurqJAbTzTLgc_4/s1600/evasion+jailbreak+ios+7.jpg" imageanchor="1"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEipwwURyp9IjXNtNTYBloKfTUiteJf5AUefLlvKT7KJznHbgYY895mtGiWkh5dzqX6A0ruzMjOFGjST1LSOW0DFEyWU-vcDMZX83oD4YnqpHNRKeQW7aHGtsY2m327pPurqJAbTzTLgc_4/s320/evasion+jailbreak+ios+7.jpg" /></a>If you have used the latest Evasi0n iOS 7 jailbreak, there is a good chance that you have encountered server overload and a number of �failed to fetch� errors that seem to get dished out in the debug every time a package refresh is requested. The good news, is that this is easy to resolve. Cydia is essentially an app that manages arbitrary repositories and handles the installation of packages through nominated repos. However, if any of the default repositories are offline or having difficulty updating, then these errors can be thrown up and can interfere and detract from your jailbreaking experience. The current �Failed to Fetch HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found� errors that have been overshadowing the new iOS 7 jailbreak are mostly being caused by the Ultrasn0w repository and below is all the information you need to fix them. The first thing that you need to do is launch Cydai and select the Manage option from the bottom tab bar. Next select Sources. A list of installation repositories will be shown. If this is a default installation of Cydia the list will feature BigBoss, Cydia/Telesphoreo, Dev Team, ModyMyi and ZodTTD & MacCiti. The problem is being caused by the Dev Team's repository that hosts the Ultrasn0w software unlock package. Select the Edit option from the top right hand corner and tap the Delete icon that appears to the left hand side of the Dev Team repository. When a new Delete option appears on the right side, tap on it to remove the repo. The next step is to refresh Cydia and you should notice that the errors have now been removed from the log. Removing the Ultrasn0w repository shouldn't cause any real issues for the majority of device users but there will inevitably be some people who ultimately rely on a software based device unlock in the future. Adding the repository back to the list is as simple as going to Manage > Sources > Add and then entering http://repo666.ultrasn0w.com as the repository address. If you have been experiencing this problem we hope this has helped. The iOS 7 jailbreak is still relatively new and as with any release there are always some little bugs to be fixed. We will keep you updated on any new information that arrives.

How To Fix Cydia �Failed To Fetch� Error In iOS 7

If you have used the latest Evasi0n iOS 7 jailbreak, there is a good chance that you have encountered server overload and a number of �faile...

Jailbreak For iOS 7 Update

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgKaWqKfmm2TYfy6Wl9Px1-FPm9-wdRZMbXVbqNudAWGGX9LIsOaEC9bnrzu-DvALUuQejUkSYzv0dz1OAY4DX-GMRohikv4B2eSPhpGoKo3xcHdnesX1cy8M6QGe-ZZOQcRgFZ7lVzbZA/s1600/ios+7.jpg" imageanchor="1"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgKaWqKfmm2TYfy6Wl9Px1-FPm9-wdRZMbXVbqNudAWGGX9LIsOaEC9bnrzu-DvALUuQejUkSYzv0dz1OAY4DX-GMRohikv4B2eSPhpGoKo3xcHdnesX1cy8M6QGe-ZZOQcRgFZ7lVzbZA/s320/ios+7.jpg" /></a>It's been a while since iOS 7 was released and those of you wondering about a jailbreak for iOS 7 will be delighted to hear that we have had our first glimpse of what Cydia looks like on a jailbroken iOS 7 device. We are still a good bit away from an untethered jailbreak but it is good to get a sneak preview of what is going on. We know that MuscleNerd recently re-assured existing iOS 7.x users that it was safe to update to iOS 7.0.2. At least we know that work is being done to make this jailbreak a reality. Cydia for iOS 7 doesn't look as smooth as what we would expect, but it is enough just to see it running on iOS 7. iOS developer Cjori has been working really hard trying to tap into the latest firmware. He told us that he used OpenSn0w to tether-jailbreak iOS 7 on an iPhone 4. Cydia was recompiled from source with the iOS 7 SDK and he manually debugged all of the issues encountered using various UNIX tools. When he was asked if he would be releasing this iOS 7 compatible Cydia along with instructions on how to tether-jailbreak iOS 7, he said that while Cydia itself seems to be stable, a lot of the things revolving around it and the jailbreak in general were very unstable, so he doesn't plan on releasing it at this point, but he might do so in the future once things are fixed. The images that are doing the rounds serve as nothing more than a teaser at this point and we could have to wait a couple of months before a jailbreak will materialize. We could well see some significant progress from other teams involved too such as Evad3rs before the end of the year. We are very happy to see progress being made and as soon as any further information is released we will be sure to let you know.

Jailbreak For iOS 7 Update

It's been a while since iOS 7 was released and those of you wondering about a jailbreak for iOS 7 will be delighted to hear that we have...

Good News iOS 7.0.4 Is Safe For Those Who Want A Future Jailbreak

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjri-RafR4Pm9eyQZXjkupWoTTovb9LlqPL5LF2qB10ZmC2pgWl4IaKgMLsmBJzt9Wop5DAIUEPjqTl5tRfhF9Tq6E6yc0OBXjpnXGeiFC2pmMeLpcINWS43v1RiRHoTeu6UXdqPp2rwoU/s1600/ios+7.jpg" imageanchor="1"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjri-RafR4Pm9eyQZXjkupWoTTovb9LlqPL5LF2qB10ZmC2pgWl4IaKgMLsmBJzt9Wop5DAIUEPjqTl5tRfhF9Tq6E6yc0OBXjpnXGeiFC2pmMeLpcINWS43v1RiRHoTeu6UXdqPp2rwoU/s320/ios+7.jpg" /></a>We have great news today concerning the latest iOS 7.0.4 update. According to jailbreak guru, MuscleNerd, this update is safe for anyone who wants a jailbreak in the future. MuscleNerd took to Twitter to pass on this good news. If you are following the movements of an iOS 7 jailbreak you will know that some of the most experienced heads in the scene are currently looking at Apple's software and trying to find a way through for a public jailbreak. The hackers and jailbreak devs have not been sharing any of their exploits and this means that minor releases such as iOS 7.0.4 are safe to update to for current iOS 7.x users. If you are still running iOS 6.x you are advised to stick with what you have for the moment. Whenever a new version of iOS is released, it is almost as though the slate has been wiped clean and all the hard work that the jailbreak devs had put in is essentially diminished. We had a jailbreak for iOS 6 thanks to the Evasi0n tool from the Evad3rs team but now that the majority of new devices are running iOS 7, many of those who have an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch are now patiently waiting for a jailbreak. As we all know, there is no guarantee that a jailbreak will be found and at this point in time we don't have an estimated date for an untethered jailbreak for iOS 7 either. We do know, that this situation happened with the last few iOS revision and with the Cydia Store offering so many exciting tools to enhance the look and functionality of Apple's mobile OS, we just have wait and hope that a solution will arrive. In the meantime, you can safely update your current iOS 7 device to iOS 7.0.4 and we will update you are soon as we hear anything about a jailbreak.

Good News iOS 7.0.4 Is Safe For Those Who Want A Future Jailbreak

We have great news today concerning the latest iOS 7.0.4 update. According to jailbreak guru, MuscleNerd, this update is safe for anyone wh...

Jailbreak Still Possible If You Update To iOS 7.0.2

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhRVRZ1-WsH-UxLMn2Lqg7SFvO0ARSLmeOIQDgTHnsMXP5leSm1h4rRlBq-g7E-SIQTIWLPkG_ZvdS2iSuXL_kk63HN-qxdU8WhufiY_5XYvgpY5N1s9ZzggpNaPDCJFQxl5BzJ-ykr2Os/s1600/jailbreak+iphone+5.jpg" imageanchor="1"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhRVRZ1-WsH-UxLMn2Lqg7SFvO0ARSLmeOIQDgTHnsMXP5leSm1h4rRlBq-g7E-SIQTIWLPkG_ZvdS2iSuXL_kk63HN-qxdU8WhufiY_5XYvgpY5N1s9ZzggpNaPDCJFQxl5BzJ-ykr2Os/s320/jailbreak+iphone+5.jpg" /></a>With the release last week of iOS 7.0.2 to all iOS 7 compatible devices, a lot of people have been wondering whether or not updating their devices would hinder any chances of a future jailbreak. Well if you have been wondering, we have good news for you today. The developers behind the jailbreaks haven't showed their hands just yet so it is highly unlikely that a new firmware release is going to hinder their progress. Thankfully though, MuscleNerd from the Evad3rs team has taken to twitter to confirm that those iOS 7 users looking to update their devices to iOS 7.0.2 can go ahead without any need to worry. MuscleNerd stated on twitter that Apple had provided an excessive amount of detail in their update notice and that since nothing about iOS 7.0.2 suggests that Apple has tried to implement any anti-jailbreak measures, it would be safe for all existing iOS 7 users to update without any kind of risk to a future jailbreak. It goes without saying, that if you are still on iOS 6.x and enjoying a jailbreak, you should stay where you are as there is currently no estimated date for an iOS 7 jailbreak. It often takes months of searching for security holes and extensive testing before a jailbreak is released to the public. Evad3rs have delivered a jailbreak in the past for iOS 6 and Cydia fans will be hoping that they can do the same with iOS 7. It does appear that Apple has implemented some new features and made changes based on popular jailbreak tweaks but the jailbreak scene will continue to thrive as long as iOS remains a closed source entity. The ability to tweak and alter the general experience beyond the mere installation of apps has become something of an institution to many idevice users. A jailbreak used to be easy for hackers to achieve, but Apple has gone to great lengths to ensure the process is now as tricky as possible. As always, we will keep you updated on any jailbreak information we receive so be sure to stay tuned to our posts.

Jailbreak Still Possible If You Update To iOS 7.0.2

With the release last week of iOS 7.0.2 to all iOS 7 compatible devices, a lot of people have been wondering whether or not updating their d...

Pod2g Confirms Working On iOS 7 Jailbreak For iPhone

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEieyh0u7i6E8lX9DZ0-A6pZdPxivOEhRFg8rFRwDYQdTyS_QRyvLNz_6vXdVFm_ygTbQ6FBLXxb3WaUjtZeY9fJw2nkh3x8eXPGwRTczHM5T6eXYkIG5erVPfOF5hXACKQWq1F756LfDIo/s1600/ios+7.jpg" imageanchor="1"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEieyh0u7i6E8lX9DZ0-A6pZdPxivOEhRFg8rFRwDYQdTyS_QRyvLNz_6vXdVFm_ygTbQ6FBLXxb3WaUjtZeY9fJw2nkh3x8eXPGwRTczHM5T6eXYkIG5erVPfOF5hXACKQWq1F756LfDIo/s320/ios+7.jpg" /></a>Since the release of iOS 7 is set for the 18th of September, the next big questions on everyone's lips is whether or not there will be an iOS 7 jailbreak. Well we are happy to report that there is some good news on this front and Pod2g has confirmed that work is ongoing on a jailbreak for iOS 7. In a tweet by Pod2g, who is a prominent member of the Evad3rs team, it was stated work is ongoing as regards having a jailbreak for iOS 7. Apple seeded iOS 7 GM download to developers last week and this saw the Evad3rs team actively begin their investigations into the final version of iOS 7 to see which of their exploits worked and which ones didn't. Judging by Pod2g's tweet, progress is definitely being made and if you are someone who is looking forward to a jailbreak on Apple's latest firmware release then this really is good news. We should also mention, that if you are currently using a jailbreak on iOS 6 and you want to keep your untethered jailbreak, you should refrain from updating to iOS 7 when Apple releases it later this week. Despite progress being made on the the jailbreak for iOS 7, there is no ETA on its release and everyone is advised to wait for more confirmation before updating their software. As with all new releases of Apple's iOS, we do have to be patient and hope that a jailbreak will be released as quickly as possible. The good news for everyone is that it is being actively worked on and we will be bring you the updates as soon as we get them.

Pod2g Confirms Working On iOS 7 Jailbreak For iPhone

Since the release of iOS 7 is set for the 18th of September, the next big questions on everyone's lips is whether or not there will be a...

What's Happening With The iOS 7 Jailbreak For iPhone

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEghP8O3VC_-dX-5EquaPfnr9Zv4htUoRBV0SDFZ4OhdHf6lxsQ9zmsw9PXHkdmY4lS5byttpLVxjz0dx7z-LlORr3yV6zpnoNEBIPtm-eaA6mDu42-V6rlCnACSy38EvX5TJllwKMPclbo/s1600/ios+7.jpg" imageanchor="1"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEghP8O3VC_-dX-5EquaPfnr9Zv4htUoRBV0SDFZ4OhdHf6lxsQ9zmsw9PXHkdmY4lS5byttpLVxjz0dx7z-LlORr3yV6zpnoNEBIPtm-eaA6mDu42-V6rlCnACSy38EvX5TJllwKMPclbo/s320/ios+7.jpg" /></a>Now that iOS 7 is out, attention has of course turned to whether or not an iOS 7 jailbreak will be possible. In this post, we want to look at all the details we have so far starting from the last iOS 6 jailbreak. The first thing we can definitely say is that progress is being made but that those of your hoping for a jailbreak very soon are going to be disappointed. Jailbreaks take time and often a couple of months before we see anything concrete. It is more likely that we won't see anything until iOS 7.1 or further. The good news though is that certain members of the jailbreak community have found some exploits and they are working to see if these can be turned into a jailbreak. Planetbeing who is a member of the Evad3rs team has been on Twitter to confirm that they are looking into the iOS 7 GM which was released to developers. He also went on to say that his team has achieved unsigned userland based code execution in iOS 7 and they are going to start exploring the kernel next. It is still too early to make anything out of this but it is great to see that the Evad3rs team are actively working on jailbreaking iOS 7. Since the launch of Evasi0n which provided an untethered jailbreak for iOS 6 and was later patch by Apple with iOS 6.1.3, there has been some recent breakthroughs. It seems that iOS 6.1.4 has been jailbroken by Winocm which is again great news for those who lost their jailbreak by updating their firmware. If you are running a jailbroken iOS device and you want to keep it intact, or you are running iOS 6.1.4 and in need of a jailbreak, do not upgrade to iOS 7 until you receive further confirmation from either Evad3rs or Winocm. We will keep you updated with everything that happens and as soon as we have any information on a jailbreak for iOS 7 you will be the first to know.

What's Happening With The iOS 7 Jailbreak For iPhone

Now that iOS 7 is out, attention has of course turned to whether or not an iOS 7 jailbreak will be possible. In this post, we want to look ...