Following the incredibly exciting unveiling of iOS 9 earlier today during Apple’s World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2015, Apple officially seeded the first iOS 9 beta, being 9.0 beta 1, to those enrolled in the company’s iOS Developer program. In the latest beta firmware, iOS 9, Apple has not only heavily focused on a deep and system-wide performance and security boost, but they’ve also added a number of exciting new features. However, before you continue further with the intent of jumping ship from iOS 8.x onto the iOS 9 bandwagon, just know that as with the latest iOS 8.3 public firmware (or its two predecessors: 8.2 and 8.1.3), users who update their devices to iOS 9 beta 1 from an earlier jailbreakable iOS 8 build will regrettably forfeit their ability to jailbreak, as 8.3 remains unjailbroken; at least for the public. Having said that, in this informational tutorial, we’ll demonstrate an iTunes…
Latest iOS Jailbreak Status: iOS 9 Jailbreak Achieved (Update Here)!
iPad Air 2, iPad Mini 3, And Possibly iPod Touch 6, Unveiling: Live Video Coverage
iPad Air 2 and iPad Mini 3 Unveiling: Live Video coverage via Evasi0n Jailbreak - Recently, beyond talk of a new utility to jailbreak 8.1 and iOS 8.0.2, be it either evasi0n or Pangu, the forthcoming iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3 have arguably been the most exciting topics amongst Apple enthusiasts. As we highlighted yesterday on Evasi0n Jailbreak, the new iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3 will further the current stealth development of the next UnTethered jailbreak for iOS 8, mostly because said iPads (and iOS 8.1) are the final pieces to the puzzle. Tomorrow, after what will be weeks and months of anticipation, the company’s annual October iPad unveiling event will commence with an opening keynote presentation at 10:00 AM Pacific Time (1:00 PM Eastern). During the event, Apple will unveil not only the iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3, but if recent rumors pan…
Apple Releases 7.0.3, Next Utility To Likely Jailbreak 7.0.3
Apple Releases 7.0.3, Next Utility to likely Jailbreak 7.0.3Today, following the announcement of both the all-new iPad Air and the Retina second-generation iPad mini, Apple released iOS 7.0.3. The new update not only provides a number of iOS 7 bug fixes, but it also adds iCloud Keychain support - a feature that’s included in the completely free OS X Mavericks. Furthermore, although MuscleNerd recently shared words of caution with his followers, Apple’s latest release likely won’t have an impact on the evad3rs’ iOS 7 jailbreak, chances are good it will be capable of jailbreaking 7.0.3.
iOS 7.0.2 Jailbreak Utility To Support 7.0.3, October iPad Air Live Event
iOS 7.0.2 Jailbreak Utility to Support 7.0.3, October iPad 5 Live EventTomorrow morning, October 22nd, Apple will hold their annual iPad event where they are expected to unveil both the iPad 5 and iPad mini 2, both of which are crucial to the evad3rs’ jailbreak 7.0.2 tool. Additionally, Apple is also expected to discuss their new Mac Pro and OS X Mavericks at the conference tomorrow. It’s also possible that Apple will issue iOS 7.0.3 to the public shortly after the announcement or the release of the new iPad models. Don’t worry about the firmware’s compatibility with the iOS 7 jailbreak though, as it will likely include support for 7.0.3, so long as the firmware is released prior to the evad3rs’ utility.
Latest Jailbreak 7.0.2 And iOS 7 Untethered Status, Space Gray iPad Air
New Jailbreak 7.0.2 And iOS 7 Untethered Status, Space Gray iPad 5Recently, Apple issued a new iOS 7 update (7.0.2) to the public in order to correct a few lockscreen bugs that plagued the initial firmware release. Following the release of iOS 7.0.2, we covered the logistics of a 7.0.2 jailbreak utility in a quick post. Today, the staff of Jailbreak iOS Evasion has collectively decided to share a few additional jailbreak 7.0.2 tidbits with our readers.