Third-Generation iPad Jailbroken on Launch Day
As noted by Slash Gear, iOS jailbreak specialist MuscleNerd has apparently already jailbroken the new iPad that launched today, Tweeting a couple of screenshots showing the jailbroken device with Cydia installed.
MuscleNerd notes that this is simply the first step in the process of releasing a public tool for jailbreaking the new device, but it seems that progress should come relatively rapidly.
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"Loosers" is not the right word, if in fact it is a word at all. You mean "Loser" :)
I'll say it again iOS 5 is seriously boring without a jailbreak!
I don't need training wheels Apple!
Hopefully they'll get it and iOS 5.1 untethered soon.
Wouldn't someone who makes something loose be a "loosener" rather than a "looser"? I would think that "looser" is what your pants are after you've been dieting. So the Biggest Loser would have pants that are looser.
The app developers will.