Apple has released a beta version of iOS4.1 for developers at developer center. It was promised by Apple that they would released a software update to address the signal issue and finally it is here as iOS 4.1. Before a public iOS 4.1 release, they want to make sure that it is tested extensively by developers to avoid any inconvenience in future.
As iOS4.1 is a beta release, normal users should stay away from this. Specially jailbreakers and unlockers should avoid this. Soon, we would see solution emerging from iPhone Dev Team to jailbreak and unlock iOS4.1. The download links will be updated soon.
Download iOS4.1 for iPhone 4 [Beta ipsw]
Download iOS4.1 for iPhone 3GS [Beta ipsw]
Download iOS4.1 for iPhone 3G [Beta ipsw]
Download iOS4.1 for iPod Touch 3G [Beta ipsw]
Download iOS4.1 for iPhone 2G [Beta ipsw]
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thanks
Not for iPod Touch 2G
++ Dont think there is a iPhone 2G
The iPhone 2G is the original iPhone. Which is not supported by iOS 4.x
the iOS4.1 beta is for iPhone 4, 3GS, 3G and iPod touch 2nd and 3rd gen ,, think they just miss-typed iPhone on that last one instead of iPod
the iphone 3g and 2g use the same kernel so you can use ios4 on it, its just apple stopped supporting it altogether.
Download at http://download.imodzone.net
Today you’ll likely start seeing iTunes innocently offer you a new version of iOS…version 4.1. Don’t accept it…it’s a trap!
This time of year there are lots of new iPhone owners, and not everybody knows that accepting new iOS updates is the surest way to lose your jailbreak and/or unlock. While those of you who have Cydia or TinyUmbrella backups of your FW hashes will always be able to get back to 4.0.1 if you make this mistake, this doesn’t hold for unlockers. There’s currently no known way to revert your baseband — if you update your baseband you’ll lose the ultrasn0w unlock, possible forever.
Please stay away from this 4.1 release until a safe jailbreak procedure (which also preserves ultrasn0w) is developed and released.
P.S. There are a tiny number of iPhone3G owners who can revert their basebands due to a flaw in very early bootloaders…you will already know if you fit in this category!
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