Ultrasn0w iOS Unlocking Tool Now Works with Version 4.2.1 (3G/3GS Only) [Unlock]

Nov 28th 2010
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Ultrasn0w, the iPhone Dev Team’s iOS unlocking tool, was broken recently by Apple’s ” aggressive compiler optimization.” Whatever. It works again, kind of, but only for iPhone 3G and 3GS. The iPhone 4 uses a distinct baseband so that version should wait. [ iPhone Dev Team via BGR ]

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