How to Jailbreak iOS 4.2 GM on iPhone 4, 3GS, 3G and iPod touch with Redsn0w 0.9.6b2

Apple has seeded the final GM release of iOS 4.2 to developers. The recently released Redsn0w 0.9.6b2 (based on Geohot’s Limera1n) can jailbreak all of the current iOS devices on iOS 4.2. This has also been confirmed by MuscleNerd of the iPhone Dev Team.

Use your iPad With Style

If you’re a home theater connoisseur and love your iPad, you’ve got to check out the latest from Elite Home Theater Seating. They just announced the realase of their new iPad Chair which combines their  high-end home theater seating with a Luxa2 H4 iPad holder to produce a great looking combination.

The ergonomically designed Elite HTS chair comes with integrated lumbar support, power-recline and includes the Luxa iPad holder.  The iPad holder slides into the chair’s cup-holder and can be moved 360 degrees.  You can swivel and pivot or even rotate the iPad vertically and horizontally to make it lay perfectly flat.

SkyFire Allready Pulled From the App Store

It took Apple 2 months to approve SkyFire but it only took them a few hours to pull the plug on this app that converts Flash content to HTML5. SkyFire was released this morning in the App Store but it’s already been taken down, for unknown reason.

If you look for SkyFire in the App Store right now, you’re probably going to get the same result as the screenshot above.

Limera1n theme coming soon!

A new theme already brought to you by the one that created the Greenpois0n 2.0 theme, @appleiphonehelp tweeted that he will start to work on his next theme limera1n but it seems that he has already started working on it with features of limera1n carrier, Loading Default screens when launching an app, limera1n icons, badges, limera1n lockscreen, No undocked icon labels, Folders background, Changed system strings and more to come with the features of possibly a limera1n slider, a choice to have the icons enabled or not, and WiFi signal. Right now @y0urtechupdates team members @nogggin1 and @iApplefanatic are nice enough to be testing the theme on other devices. This theme is created by @appleiphonehelp (or follow @DestroyUnit for more updates on the theme) and will be hosted in http://cydia.myrepospace.com/taih/ cydia repo.

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Geohot Has Another Untethered Bootrom Exploit for Jailbreaking Future iOS Devices like iPhone 5, iPad 2G

Incase you were wondering why Geohot used a userland exploit from Comex to make Limera1n untethered, it was because he did not wanted to waste his untethered version of bootrom exploit which seems to be more powerful than the exploit used in Limera1n. Both Comex and MuscleNerd has confirmed that Geohot has in his possession a new untethered bootrom level exploit which can be used to pwn future iOS devices like iPhone 5 and iPad 2G for life.

FaceTime security flaw fixed

Our own Dave Caolo suggested FaceTime's widely publicized security flawwould be easily fixed, and it turns out he was right. Initially, FaceTime allowed users with physical access to a machine to edit a user's information without first having to enter a password. According to Cocoa Touch Apps, Apple's already patched this hole with a server-side workaround. I verified this myself: instead of giving anyone and everyone in front of your Mac access to your Apple-related info, clicking "View Account" in FaceTime now does... precisely nothing. It just kicks you back to the account preferences tab.

RIM will lose the enterprise to Apple

Apple seems to have a good — a really good — chance to seize enterprise sales from RIM’s BlackBerry devices.

Apple boss Steve Jobs alluded to this earlier this week, when he said, “We’ve now passed RIM (Research in Motion) and I don’t see them catching up with us in the foreseeable future.”

Now it seems industry wisdom is moving to the Jobsin position. “We agree with his (Jobs) views,” analyst Michael Walkley of Canacord Genuity told the National Post daily.

The Canadian analyst (RIM is based in Canada) warned that in his view, Apple’s iOS will continue to gather smartphone and tablet market share. The analyst also compared the 10,000 apps available for BlackBerry with the 300,000 apps available at Apple’s App Store. He also noted that the highly fragmented Android marketplace does not match Apple’s offering in quantity.