QuickPwn 2.2.5 Released for Windows

QuickPwn 2.2.5 Released for Windows

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Windows users can upgrade and jailbreak now too!

If you care about unlocking your iPhone 3g do not update to 2.2.1 unless you are updating custom firmware with the baseband update removed. QuickPwn can not create this custom firmware. Currently PwnageTool 2.2.5 (on OS X) is the only way to make this custom 2.2.1 .ispw with the baseband update removed. Upgrading to 2.2.1 via iTunes and then jailbreaking via QuickPwn will result in no unlock for you!

iPhone 2g owners you are safe to upgrade to 2.2.1, jailbreak with QuickPwn and unlock no problems.

iPod Touch 1g owners. You haven't had baseband worries for ages. Have fun 

Windows QuickPwn 2.2.5-2 is where it's at.
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Torrent
QuickPwn 2.2.5-2 for Windows is here SHA1 Sum - 82aae63218316af42e4fa20f8c69d9eb4fe9d4ee

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Firmware
iPhone 3g 2.2.1 Firmware Download
iPhone 2g 2.2.1 Firmware Download
iPod Touch 1g 2.2.1 Firmware Download

Pwnage Tool 2.0.3 Released Firmware 2.0.2 Functionality Added

Pwnage Tool 2.0.3 Released Firmware 2.0.2 Functionality Added
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It looks like our friends from the iPhone-Dev team have completed the next version of Pwnage Tool which will support jailbreaking and unlocking firmware 2.0.2 and comes with the new Beta 6 version of Installer. It is available through the integrated update tool or direct download from their site. No 3G unlock yet... sorry guys.

You can grab the direct download from their servers here. Mirror

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Our awesome guides for PwnageTool Still Apply the links to 2.0.2 firmware and the newest PwnageTool will be updated shortly.
1st Gen iPhone Guide
3g iPhone Guide

NOTE: If you are already on 2.0 PWND just create a new custom .ispw file with pwnagetool and restore it on to your iPhone with iTunes.

Quickpwn gets a new update today as well

Quickpwn gets a new update today as well. You will have to delete the old version and download the new one from the dev team's website.

"Also released today is the ‘150’ beta update to the Windows QuickPwn application, this contains a revised GUI from Poorlad that has tighter integration into the the main updated QuickPwn executable and provides fixes for YouTube and provides BootNeuter support for the unlock of 2G iPhones, remember this is still beta software, use at your own risk." - blog.iphone-dev.org

You can grab the download from the dev team here.
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New QuickPwn for 2.0.2 [Windows] out PLUS WinPwn

New QuickPwn for 2.0.2 [Windows] out PLUS WinPwn

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All those Windows users waiting to upgrade to 2.0.2 can now do it as DevTeam has released the new QuickPwn (just GUI version).


This update also adds the capability to add installer and custom boot logos.
This version is still in beta stages, so try at your own risk. Also, there is still no update on the 3G unlocking but the unlocked 2G iPhones will remain unlocked.
The steps to follow are:

• Upgrade your iPhone to 2.0.2 with iTunes.





• Download the new QuickPwn.(Link at end of the post)





• Run QuickPwn and follow on-screen instructions and your phone will be jailbroken in a few minutes with Custom Boot Logos, Installer and Cydia installed! Also, 3G users are not recommended to update till a new Pwnage Tool is out so they can disable baseband update.
  

A mac version with GUI is still in works and the new PwnageTool is said to have some more new tweaks. Again, with the new WinPwn and PwnageTool around the corner, it is recommended for the iPhone 3G users to wait.

Features
QuickPwn support (2.0/2.0.1/2.0.2)
DFU helper
Automatic
updater (yay no more downloading new installers)
Plus much more....

DevTeam Mirror (SHA1 = 8e1ed2ce9e7e473d38a9dc7824a384a9ac34d7d0)

[DevTeam Blog]