Matthew Graven’s image is “iPhones freed from Jobsian Tyranny”: Would-be iPhone jailbreakers and unlockers around the globe can breathe a sigh of relief today. … The latest iPhone baseband update been ...

A regulatory fight is brewing with Apple Inc. facing off against third-party software developers and consumers. At issue is whether users may modify the Cupertino, California-based company’s popular ...

The latest version of software that allows iPhone owners to install applications not approved by Apple has been released just days after the practice was declared legal under U.S. copyright law.

We haven't Cydia on our iPhones in forever. Photo: Alex Heath Jailbreaking your up-to-date iPhone and iPad is finally possible again for the first time in years thanks to a big software goof by Apple.

In the latest volley with the the hacking community, Apple updated the BootROM for the iPhone 3GS, a software upgrade that allegedly will keep the device from being vulnerable to an exploit known as ...

The iPhone Dev Team, an infamous hacking group bent on breaking into Apple devices, has yet to officially release the software for the iPhone 4 jailbreak, contending that it is still in beta and needs ...

Despite Apple's formal opposition and upcoming 3.0 firmware, users still seek jailbroken iPhone advantages -- and developers deliver Although most iPhone users seem satisfied with the smorgasbord of ...

Apple’s iPhone marketing chief will square off against the Electronic Frontier Foundation and others Friday as the U.S. Copyright Office considers whether to allow ...