The unlockings just keep going, and getting better. George Hotz just released his software unlock for 1.1.3 iPhones via his improved 1.1.2 software unlock, and it's bound to get you Apple iPhone owners abuzz. If you want to know more about this application, and how you can get it on your units, read on!

Download: [Geohot's 1.1.2 software unlock (gunlock]

A new over-the-air Jailbreak app for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch has been released. As you may have gathered from that first sentence, this over-the-air Jailbreaker doesn't require the use of a computer, which solves compatibility and OS issues. More info in the full article.

iJailBreak is back and is now firmware 1.1.3 compatible. The program now also runs on the Mac OS X Leopard as well as Tiger. iJailbreak basically allows you to add third-party applications to your iPod Touch or iPhone. Note however, that the utility requires you to have a jailbroken 1.1.1 or 1.1.2 unit. Check out the full article for more details on iJailBreak v0.4.1.

Download: iJailBreak v0.4.1

You've got to hand it to the iPhone development community. Just when people sniffed out a new firmware for iPhone and iPod Touch, a jailbreak application is sure to follow. This already holds true with the latest 1.1.3 firmware for both Apple products. However, while the application is already completed, the devs have announced that they will be holding off the release of the jailbreak for now.

Find out why in the full article after the jump!

The leaked iPhone firmware 1.1.3 video has been confirmed true by both Gizmodo and Natetrue, the creator of the iBrickr. In addition, new information regarding the firmware has been revealed including some of the features that it possesses.

Want to know more? The full video and more information on the Leaked iPhone Firmware 1.1.3 can be found in the full article.

Due to popular demand, the developing team behind anySIM, the iPhone unlocker, has released the source code for the program. the iPhone Dev Team also invites developers to contribute patches to the software in "the proper way."

Follow the link below for the iPhone Dev Team's (now opensourced) anySim iPhone unlocker.

In case you haven't heard, a jailbreak application is a program that allows you to install third-party applications on your iPhone or iPod Touch. Well, conceited software has come out with a new application that allows you to jailbreak your own iProduct. Users are advised to go through the readme before using this application. Read the full article for more details as well as the download.

Download: 1.1.2 Jailbreak

If you enjoy your iPhone and iPod Touch but you wish you could install third-party applications in them, there's an easy way to do so now. A group of hackers have come up with an easy way to jailbreak these Apple units and it really works.

Jailbreaking your iPhone or iPod Touch allows you full access to the disk, enabling you to do pretty much anything you want to with it. The hacker group responsible for this exploit includes hdm/metasploit, rezn, dinopio, drudge, kroo, pumpkin, davidc, dunham, and NerveGas.

Installing jailbreak can be done either via wi-fi or EDGE, though most users prefer wi-fi due to higher success rates. If you want to jailbreak, the first step is done by visiting their site through Safari and confirming that you want it in your system.

Once you do that, read the directions and tap Install Appsnap. Safari should disappear and you'll end up on the main Home screen. That means you're good to go.

There are instances that Safari would hang and you'll have to quit and hold home, then try again. After that, you'll be guided to some pretty simple steps and you're home free. Your iPhone or iPod Touch has been unlocked and you can have fun with all the third-party applications you can get hold of.

Those worried about the Safari TIFF exploit found in the Apple iPhone can rest easier thanks to an unexpected source: the AppSnap iPhone hacking application.

Apart from jailbreaking the iPhone and getting it ready for third-party applications, AppSnap also fixes Apple's TIFF bug. This is also the exact same exploit used by AppSnap to jailbreak the iPhone.

Please note that jailbreaking the iPhone will not unlock it. AppSnap does open the iPhone to installation of other third-party applications, however, so after running it you can then run any of the many unlocking applications available for the iPhone.

If you've been waiting for a free iPhone software unlock program that will allow you to use any SIM with your unit, then AnySIM 1.1 might be what you're looking for. It's intended for "virgin" Apple iPhones.

Just so we're all on the same page here, a virgin iPhone is one that has not been modded or hacked before. This is a new unit which is working under normal conditions.

The iPhone Dev Team has tested AnySIM with 1.0.2 and 1.1.1 and it works on both. However, if you try to unlock q.0.2 then try to update to 1.1.1, your phone will end up being re-locked, amounting to nothing in the end.

If your Apple iPhone isn't virginal, there's no need to go out and buy a new one. The iPhone Dev Team is currently working on an app that will "revirginize" your Apple iPhone so you can use AnySIM on it.