iPhone firmware 2.0 unlocked

The iPhone Dev Team have hacked the new firmware 2.0 before it's released by Apple.

The iPhone Dev claim thay have decrypted and jailbroken the new iPhone software, and published a series of screenshots of third party applications running on iPhone.

Apple has tried to keep hackers out of the popular iPhone, but now hackers from iPhone Dev Team have hacked a now yet released firmware. Every time Apple closes a hole in the firmware, hackers loves to try to hack the "impossible" to see if it is possible.

The next firmware 2.0 will include the SDK (Software development kit) and for now the hack only works for users who don't use AT&T.

iPhone SDK Event on March 6

Apple have just launched iPhone firmware 1.1.4 yesterday and now News.com reports that Apple is planning the lunch of the awaited iPhone SDK event on March 6.

Apple is invitation cards for the "iPhone software road map" event witch is scheduled for Thursday, March 6, at 10 a.m. PST at its headquarters in Cupertino.

It seem like Apple might go the Nokia way and only allowing applications with a digital signature to be installed, so they can track back a developer. I my opinion it is a good idea so they can protect us from malicious programs.

Apple also announced that we can expect details on "some exciting new enterprise features”, which sound as a method to getting the iPhone to work more closely with corporate e-mail software.

Now we just have to wait and see the official Third-party iPhone applications that will be released and we can only have high expectations after we already have seen brilliant applications from the iPhone hacking community.

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