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Quickdood

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Aug 17, 2007
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As most of us know the new update for the iphone messed up jailbreak making it impossible for many to run their homebrew programs on their Iphones. While most people are thinking this really sucks, I am optimistic because I am a Touch owner.

The ipod touch dev team is really small and hasn't really gotten too far in jail breaking the touch but the iphone dev team is pretty large and are capable of making faster progress. If the new iphone software is anything like the current ipod touch software an ipod touch jailbreak could maybe piggyback off of a new Iphone jailbreak! So this maybe a step forward for the ipod touch, sorry iphone owners :(
 
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I guess what you are saying is true,but either way, it is going to be harder for both iphone owners and iPod touch owners to jailbreak their stuff than it was before.
 
I guess what you are saying is true,but either way, it is going to be harder for both iphone owners and iPod touch owners to jailbreak their stuff than it was before.

Actually I think it would only be harder for iphone owners considering the Touch had the high security on it from the start, but who knows the most recent update to the touch could have made it harder...
 
Well it is a very good possibility that 1.1.1 are basically the same thing on both I mean we saw they ran almost identical software (hence the iPhone is locked try again later..) but I guess we won't know how close they are to piggyback until someone can read the codec and tell us what exactly "bug fixes" mean w/ the new software..
 
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