Today, following last week’s iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C unveiling event, Apple officially released iOS 7 to the general public. iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPad 2, iPad 3, iPad mini, iPad 4 and iPod touch 5th generation owners can download Apple’s new and exciting update via the device portion of iTunes. Although there isn’t an iOS 7 jailbreak available for 7.0 and 7.0.1 (we’ll get to that in a second) at launch, the evad3rs are hard at work on creating a new utility that will jailbreak iOS 7 on all devices, including Apple’s upcoming iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C smartphones.
Additionally, iCrackUriDevice recently published a great video (embedded below) we highly recommend watching it, especially if you’re at all confused or lost when it comes to the status of the next Untethered jailbreak.
Additionally, iCrackUriDevice recently published a great video (embedded below) we highly recommend watching it, especially if you’re at all confused or lost when it comes to the status of the next Untethered jailbreak.
As for iOS 7, users around the world can now download the firmware via either Apple’s over-the-air update option found in the Settings app (General > Software Update) or through iTunes 11.1, which can be obtained here.
In addition to offering users a complete and system-wide graphical redesign, iOS 7 also brings exciting new features like Control Center, iTunes Radio, a significantly revised version of Notification Center and more. If you’re interested in learning more about iOS 7, check out our detailed review and in-depth analysis.
Preceding the public release of iOS 7.0, it was discovered through various logs that new iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C owners will be welcomed this Friday by a prompt to update to 7.0.1, suggesting Apple has plans for another unifying firmware following 7.0.1 – likely 7.0.2.
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