This is to allow several gestures of the iPhone 3G and 4 IPad ... This is for all people who have seen the video but can not do it. Well, this will ensure that you have gestures multitasking.

The 4.3.1 untether exploit comes courtesy of Stefan Esser (@i0n1c on twitter), a security researcher based in Germany. Stefan has a long history of vulnerability research, and ironically his first contribution to the iPhone jailbreak community was improved security — last year he beat Apple to the punch and implemented ASLR for jailbroken iPhones with his “antid0te” framework. We’re happy to see that Stefan then turned his iPhone attention over to an untethered jailbreak exploit!

Jailbreak iPhone 3G iOS 4 4.0.1

You have power to now jailbreak your iPhone 3G running iOS 4 using RedSn0w. This reading of RedSn0w will only jailbreak the iPhone 3G and iPod Touch 2G.

At the time sentient the only way to jailbreak the iPhone 3GS on iOS 4 is to application PwnageTool. RedSn0w should be updated soon to jailbreak both the iPhone 3Gs and iPh

Game informations:
-Type: RPG
-Date: 13.02.2009
-Language: ENG + ??
-Format : ISO
-Parts Size: 6.37 GB
-Size back decompression: GB
-Tested with: EUR
-Firmaware : Work only with JailBreak
-HDD:
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The 4.3.1 untether exploit comes courtesy of Stefan Esser (@i0n1c on twitter), a security researcher based in Germany. Stefan has a long history of vulnerability research, and ironically his first contribution to the iPhone jailbreak community was improved security — last year he beat Apple to the punch and implemented ASLR for jailbroken iPhones with his “antid0te” framework. We’re happy to see that Stefan then turned his iPhone attention over to an untethered jailbreak exploit!

… three in a row! Apple released iOS 4.3.3 on Wednesday, and once again the untethered jailbreak exploit that @i0n1c created for 4.3.1 still works. That makes it an unprecedented three firmwares where the same userland exploit works. Were not exactly sure why Apple hasnt fixed the hole yet, but were not complaining!

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