The clever guys among the jailbreak community are constantly working on our behalf to allow fans of Apple products to better personalize them by adding software that Apple wouldn’t normally allow onto their devices. Today we have news of the RedSn0w 0.9.10b7 Jailbreak update that includes Corona untethered.
As it is being reported by Jailbreak Untethered.com the latest RedSn0w update has been available for a while now, but it is always a good idea for users to have a look at these new updates to see what new features have been added since the previous version was released. The RedSn0w 0.9.10b7 update has a number of useful features making it worth a look that includes the implementation of Corona untethered.
Those that may have accidently uninstalled the Corona jailbreak who then re-install it RedSn0w can take your SHSH blob away from your Cydia Store when attaching an IPSW. Going a bit further RedSn0w can let you know whether your iPhone 3G has a vulnerable baseband boot loader, or an old exploit bookroom, and can also provide users with a generous amount of other useful info about their handset.
There is better to come though as the iPhone Dev Team have revealed some nice information about some other new upcoming features, which includes a “built-in restore support, eliminating the need for iTunes to perform restores”, so in the future users may never need to use iTunes again to restore their iDevice, which will please a whole lot of jailbreak fans.
The RedSn0w 0.9.10b7 update is compatible with both Windows and Mac and it can be downloaded via these links redsn0w 0.9.10b7 for OS X and redsn0w 0.9.10b7 for Windows that needs to be run in Administrator mode.