Blog posts have been flying around the internet for the last few days since the release of Redsn0w 0.9.9b9 which included a footnote advising users the newest iteration of the Ultrasn0w unlock (version 1.2.5) would be released this coming Monday via the official repository in Cydia. As we should now have come to expect from this ever unpredictable community, an unexpected curve ball has been thrown with the apparent early release of Ultrasn0w version 1.2.5.

After releasing Firefox 9 on the desktop, Mozilla has updated Firefox for Android. It, too, is numbered version 9 and comes with a new UI as well as better performance

Android Market alternative and one of the most popular third party mobile apps distribution services GetJar has announced that they are giving away more than 100 paid apps for free for a limited time; we’ve got the relevant links and list of the best apps right after the jump! News of this event comes from straight from Reddit – a popular social news website – in the form of an link submission from user getjar (which appears to the official account of GetJar on Reddit) which directs interested folks towards the webpage where all the paid-apps-gone-free are listed in a horizontally-scrollable list. There are, according to getjar’s link submission, over 100 apps listed.

Android Market alternative and one of the most popular third party mobile apps distribution services GetJar has announced that they are giving away more than 100 paid apps for free for a limited time; we’ve got the relevant links and list of the best apps right after the jump! News of this event comes from straight from Reddit – a popular social news website – in the form of an link submission from user getjar (which appears to the official account of GetJar on Reddit) which directs interested folks towards the webpage where all the paid-apps-gone-free are listed in a horizontally-scrollable list. There are, according to getjar’s link submission, over 100 apps listed.

Some of you may have read my post yesterday regarding a problem being suffered at the hands of people using an Apple device running iOS 3.1.3, if not then you can familiarize yourself by reading it here so that this update will make more sense. In brief, a large number of of iDevice users has reported via the Apple Support Communities forums that when attempting to access the App Store via a device running iOS 3.1.3 they were greeted with a non functioning platform