New iPad (3rd Generation) Jailbroken Using Third Method

This may sound crazy but the jailbreak community now has three methods to jailbreak the new iPad on iOS 5.1.

The first one was revealed by the iPhone Dev team (they probably would have set a Guinness world record if there was one for the fastest jailbreak for an iOS device), ic0n1c quickly followed it up by releasing a video demoing of his  untethered jailbreak for the new iPad.

Grant Paul a.k.a chpwn has revealed that he and phoenixdev have also successfully jailbroken the third generation iPad using a different method.

chpwn tweeted:

Jailbroken iPad (3), using a different method by myself and @phoenixdev: http://db.tt/mqIZmw96 http://db.tt/g2UlawxV http://db.tt/V9a3YZRJ

And here are the screenshots of Cydia running on the new iPad:

MuscleNerd of the iPhone Dev team has confirmed that i0nic and chpwn + phoenixdev have used different methods to jailbreak the new iPad (iPad3,3).

Now that we've three jailbreak methods, it remains to be seen if the jailbreak community will work together to use just one of the methods to release the jailbreak to the public or try to be the first to release the jailbreak.

We'll let you know as soon as we've any further updates, so stay tuned at iPhone Hacks or join our Facebook Fan page or follow us on Twitter or add us on Google+ or subscribe to our RSS feed.

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New iPad (3rd Generation) Jailbroken Using Third Method

This may sound crazy but the jailbreak community now has three methods to jailbreak the new iPad on iOS 5.1.

The first one was revealed by the iPhone Dev team (they probably would have set a Guinness world record if there was one for the fastest jailbreak for an iOS device), ic0n1c quickly followed it up by releasing a video demoing of his  untethered jailbreak for the new iPad.

Grant Paul a.k.a chpwn has revealed that he and phoenixdev have also successfully jailbroken the third generation iPad using a different method.

chpwn tweeted:

Jailbroken iPad (3), using a different method by myself and @phoenixdev: http://db.tt/mqIZmw96 http://db.tt/g2UlawxV http://db.tt/V9a3YZRJ

And here are the screenshots of Cydia running on the new iPad:

MuscleNerd of the iPhone Dev team has confirmed that i0nic and chpwn + phoenixdev have used different methods to jailbreak the new iPad (iPad3,3).

Now that we've three jailbreak methods, it remains to be seen if the jailbreak community will work together to use just one of the methods to release the jailbreak to the public or try to be the first to release the jailbreak.

We'll let you know as soon as we've any further updates, so stay tuned at iPhone Hacks or join our Facebook Fan page or follow us on Twitter or add us on Google+ or subscribe to our RSS feed.

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What Does The New iPad Tell Us About The Next Generation iPhone

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New Millennial Generation Marine Park

If every marine reserve on the map received the kind of attention that is falling on Whale Cay in the Bahamas right now, this world would be a better place. A networking campaign among marine savvy business and tech leaders, the first of its kind, has in only a few months raised close to $500,000.

Partnering with the Summit Series, a millennial generation networking organization, the Nature Conservancy will use the funds to help the Bahamian government establish the infrastructure needed to set up and monitor a no-take marine park that has been on paper for more than a decade.

Kristofor Lofgren founder of the sustainable restaurant Bamboo Sushi initiated the effort after meeting with the head of the Bahamas Nature Conservancy during a Summit Series event earlier this year called Summit At Sea.

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Lofgren, who got into the sushi business while studying environmental law and told Discovery News he was appalled at the lack of sustainability he found, established Bamboo Sushi as a certified B Corporation in Portland, Or., working toward public benefit. He buys seafood that's on the green shaded categories of the Monterey Bay Aquarium and Blue Ocean Institute seafood guides and says he wants to "turn the red into green."

When the Summit Series launched the funding campaign for the marine park they started with half of the needed amount in the bank, thanks to a check from Lofgren for $250,000.

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Throughout the campaign those who have donated more than $10 have also had the chance to enter into special contests, such as a shark tagging adventure with the University of Miami. This week, the Summit Series announced an opportunity to win an expedition off the coast of south Florida as a Mission Specialist on the OceanGate submersible "Antipodes" for anyone who donates $250 or more to the fund.

"This is not a ride," Guillermo Söhnlein CEO and co-founder of OceanGate told Discovery News. "Our guests spend a full day training as Mission Specialists, which means that they become part of our operations crew and are assigned specific operational responsibilities during the dive missions. They may work the sonar, communications, life support, or video systems, or they may also support the science team with their data collection. We call it 'getting in touch with your inner ocean explorer'."

DONATE TO PROTECT THE OCEAN HERE

IMAGES: Map of the marine protected area Whale Cay in the Bahamas. (From Google maps and Summit Series)

Antipodes submersible (OceanGate)

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