Today, we received an interesting tip from iDB reader Burge. Informed that Apple is still signing the iOS 4.1 firmware. He told that he tested it on his newer model iPhone 3GS and his son’s 2nd generation iPod touch.
This is very interesting for two reasons. First, why would Apple sign a firmware that came out last September? Also, why is it that, out of all the old iOS versions, 4.1 is the only one still being signed?
This is what Burge had to say:
“I’ve found out awhile ago that Apple was still signing off firmware 4.1 for my 3GS , I’ve used SHSHit app to test this a few times now for the last 3 weeks and Apple is still signing it off..so if i’am right if you get a iPhone on 4.3.4/4.3.5 there is a very good chance that you could downgrade your device to 4.1 and have a untethered jailbreak..and you will be able to save those SHSH’s”
If you have a device that supports iOS 4.1, we would recommend going back to that firmware temporarily, and saving your SHSH Blobs. This will now make it possible to downgrade your firmware, even when Apple isn’t signing it.
Tip: Saving your SHSH Blobs does not require you to be jailbroken.
What are your thoughts? Do you save your SHSH Blobs? Leave it in the comments below.
[Via By: iphonedownloadblog.com]
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