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iPhone 1.1.4 Firmware Goes Live
Posted 02/26/2008 at 1:41:17pm | by Roberto Baldwin

 

Since announcing its intention of releasing the iPhone SDK in February, Apple has been mum on the actual release date details. BusinessWeek recently reported that a source informed them that the SDK was running behind schedule and would be delayed one to three weeks.

 

With today's release of iPhone/iPod touch firmware 1.1.4, which is rumored to be the official update of SDK goodness, we might just see the third-party developers getting their code crushing little hands on the SDK by 11:59PM on Friday.

 

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avatarOh, man...

Submitted by Lostgame (not verified) on Tue, 2008-02-26 12:54

Well, yet another firmware to jailbreak, *sigh*

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avatarMy guess is that with in 72

Submitted by imagine engine (not verified) on Tue, 2008-02-26 19:20

My guess is that with in 72 hrs third party programmers will be able to jailbreak firmware 1.1.4 and offer an easy to install method.

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avatarThey've already jailbroken

Submitted by Mac|Life (not verified) on Wed, 2008-02-27 10:25

They've already jailbroken 1.1.4

it's not that hard, just have the 1.1.1/2/3 firmware ready and you can do it w/in 1/2 hour.

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avatariPod touch

Submitted by Ben (not verified) on Tue, 2008-02-26 12:59

I'm downloading it now for my iPod touch.

I completely agree with Rob:
"With today's release of iPhone firmware, which is rumored to be the official update of SDK goodness, we might just see the third-party developers getting their code crushing little hands on the SDK by 11:59PM on Friday."

A update that is weighing in at 165+ MBs is going to do more than just 'Bug Fixes.'

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avatarWait!

Submitted by Ben (not verified) on Tue, 2008-02-26 13:05

So I was just thinking that the update contains all of the code for the entire OS and that's probably why it's so big. Still something to think about though...

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avatarI don't remember exactly but

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Tue, 2008-02-26 13:22

I don't remember exactly but I believe the OS is bigger than 200MB. I could be wrong, I have only played with the phone software a few times and only using easy methods that many hard working people refined. It is a good thought, it might have tons of extra redundant data that is taking up space or, god willing, it has some data that leads to the SDK

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