Today 11/03/2009 is a sn0w day. GeoHot is releasing the blacksn0w today, so be ready to get those calls which you missed. blacksn0w will be live at Noon EST, @t blackra1n.com. blacksn0w is the unlock for the latest iPhone baseband 05.11.07.

How to unlock your iPhone:

If you are a loyal blackra1n user who kept the blackra1n.app on your iPhone, run it. You will see Icy replaced by an option “ra1n”. Install this to upgrade your app. After upgrading, run blackra1n.app again. You will see “sn0w”. Install this, and enjoy your unlocked iPhone.

If you are new to the scene, just looking for an unlock, finally ready to upgrade to 3.1.2 and the accompanying baseband, willing to restore for the latest and greatest, or stuck on the “Connect to iTunes” screen, you are in luck. Jailbreaking and unlocking have never been easier. Go to blackra1n.com, click on the logo corresponding to your operating system, run the app, and click “make it ra1n”. When your phone reboots, you’ll see blackra1n.app. Run this, install blacksn0w, and enjoy your unlocked iPhone.

If you jailbroke using pwnage or deleted your blackra1n.app, you are in luck too. Sometime later in the sn0wday, blacksn0w will be added to Cydia, and instructions will be posted on GeoHot’s blog.

If you are on a 2G iPhone, blacksn0w isn’t an option for you. ButBootNeuter is, a completely free permanent unlock for your 2G. Of course, blackra1n will work great, and even hacktivate for you.

If you have been getting 404 errors when downloading from blackra1n.com, first off, be sure you use the links at blackra1n.com If you are, something is blocking your http referrer.

Via GeoHot’s blog

As you read in my previous post that Blackra1n is coming today. So, GeoHot releases both Windows as well as Mac OS version of Blackra1n RC2 at blackra1n.com.

Update Includes:

• Fixed 3G issues
• Tethered jailbreak for 3.1 OOTB ipt 8GB and new 3GSs
• Fixed Icy issues
• Both Windows and Mac

If you used RC1 successfully there is no need to run RC2. For more updates keep visiting ZJTechLive.com

When GeoHot releases of the Blackra1n RC1 there were some problems in the utility. Now GeoHot tweeted that an update is coming tomorrow which will fix many problems including 3G Support,tethered ipt2 MC and new 3GS support. He said that Icy has already fixed. So,its a good news for those having problems using Blackra1n. But no good news for those iPhone users, who have updated their iPhone to Official OS 3.1 update and their baseband upgraded to 05.11.07 and they lose their unlock. But we hope it will be unlocked soon. You can download the updated Blackra1n RC2 tomorrow from blackra1n.com. For more updates about jailbreaking and unlocking keep visiting ZJTechLive.com

As you all know that for iPhone OS 3.1 with Modem Firmware (Baseband) 05.11.07  no software is available which can jailbreak or unlock it successfully until now. Some may jailbreak iPhone but unlocking is still a problem many of us are facing.The news which we were expecting from Dev-Team is announced by GeoHot in iPhone jailbreak community. In GeoHot’s latest post he announced a good news for iPhone 3G S and iPod Touch 3G owners along with all the previous ones. He also posted the picture of iPhone and iPod Touch Family.

He said “Meet the family. And soon you will find also the program that will run the Jailbreak for each one of these!”

It seems that GeoHot has find something which which will unlock the all the iPhones along with 3G S with baseband 05.11.07. Now still one thing for us that is wait!

Some information about GeoHot works:

• It’s not related with GreenPois0n
• Work very differently from Purplera1n But like this will require only 10 seconds to run the jailbreak
• The exploit should work on any version of the existing firmware (3.1) or future!

Remember that the GeoHot was first one who released the jailbreak for iPhone 3G S OS 3.0. So, we can say that he has the ability to work for OS 3.1.

Keep visiting ZJTechLive.com for more updates about Jailbreaking and unlocking. Become a fan of ZJTechLive on Facebook and keep yourself updated.

Via: iHackintosh