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3GS -- ultrasn0w style!
Dev-Team Blog —
Do not upgrade to 3.1 yet if you want this unlock!
Here’s a brief video demonstration by @planetbeing of the iPhone Dev Team’s ultrasn0w unlock for the new iPhone 3G S. Special thanks to @Oranav for the at+xlog crash — a gift to the community that has kept on giving!
Our ultrasn0w program uses the at+xlog crash as an injection vector of our unlocking payload — and it does so on the 3GS in exactly the same way as on the 3G! But this injection vector will be lost if you update to 3.1 using the official Apple IPSW, which updates the baseband. So stay away from ...
iPhone 3GS Unlock Video Demo
Limited Edition iPhone —
As you know the Dev team has jailbroken the iPhone 3GS using a modified version of Redsn0w(please note at the time of writing this article, redsn0w is not compatible with the iPhone 3GS). Since the iPhone 3GS has the same baseband as the iPhone 3G, Ultrasn0w will work to unlock it. Here is a demo of the unlock which should be available soon after the release of the iPhone 3.1 firmware.
iPhone 3GS Unlock Demonstration from planetbeing on Vimeo.
Dev Team Demos iPhone 3GS UltraSn0w Jailbreak
iPhone Download Blog —
Shortly after GeoHot released his PurpleRa1n jailbreak, the Dev Team posted a video showing a jailbroken iPhone 3GS running the UltraSn0w unlock.
Our ultrasn0w program uses the at+xlog crash as an injection vector of our unlocking payload — and it does so on the 3GS in exactly the same way as on the 3G! But this injection vector will be lost if you update to 3.1 using the official Apple IPSW, which updates the baseband. So stay away from official 3.1 IPSWs until we release the tools that let you update the firmware without updating the baseband. ...
Dev-Team: Ultrasn0w WILL Unlock The iPhone 3GS, And Here's How
iSmashPhone —
iPhone 3GS Unlock Demonstration from planetbeing on Vimeo.
Perhaps stung by the recent release of 3GS jailbreaking tool Purplera1n -- and the accompanying "get off your butts" challenge from its creator -- the Dev-Team have released the above video demonstrating that ...
Video: Unlocking the iPhone 3GS
Wired: Gadget Lab —
iPhone 3GS Unlock Demonstration from planetbeing on Vimeo.
Over the holiday weekend, iPhone hacker George Hotz released a jailbreak solution for the iPhone 3GS. (To clarify: jailbreaking is not the same as unlocking, but rather a hack to allow you to run unauthorized applications. Jailbreaking, however, is required in order to perform an unlock.) The Dev-Team Blog, who regularly posts iPhone hacks and unlock tutorials, has taken the extra step and published a video demonstrating its unlock solution for the iPhone 3GS. Check it out above.
The unlock tool kit is dubbed ultrasn0w, the same ...
iPhone Dev Team Releases 3GS Jailbreak
TechCrunch —
The iPhone Dev Team has released their much anticipated iPhone 3GS unlock. Last week we reported on George Hotz, the teenage hacker, who released a Windows only version of the jailbreak, and then a Mac version over the weekend. The iPhone Dev Team jailbreak isn’t much different then Hotz’s version — besides the point that the iPhone Dev Team released it. The Dev Team is a group of hackers dedicated to unlocking the iPhone and exposing all of its wonderful mysteries.
The 3GS jailbreak, codenamed “ultrasn0w,” uses the same procedure as the iPhone 3G unlock process. The Dev Team in a blog ...
Jailbreaking 3.0
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The iPhone Dev Team has recently released an updated version of RedSn0w (Mac & Windows compatible). The Jailbreak program now works with the iPhone 3GS, 3G, 2G, as well as the iPod Touch 2nd generation using OS 3.0.
Allegedly the Icy & Cydia troubles have been straightened out and iPhone 3GS owners should be able to unlock via Ultrasn0w after jailbreaking through RedSn0w.
Originally the iPhone Dev Team was going to hold out on providing the jailbreak until OS 3.1 was released. All in hopes of obtaining maximum users, as with the new 3.1 software update Apple would naturally patch the holes ...
