iPhone 1.1.3 frameworks documentation is live

Don’t get too excited just yet – 1.1.3 has not been jailbroken yet. But for unknown reasons, the 1.1.3 frameworks documentation is live and available on Erica Sadun’s website. She has declined to say where she got the frameworks documentation from at the point in time. But this is definitely one step closer to jailbreaking 1.1.3 – even if we’re not that close to a working one yet.

TUAW claims that Erica is has been silent for the past 36 hours, working at a furious pace to check the revised frameworks on the iPhone. I have two opinions to this. I do want a jailbreak available if Apple is only going to allow certain applications to be developed, and if those apps cost money – which is the most likely scenario. However, if Apple allows all third party applications, as long as they pass their security test – then I’ll be happy to use Apple’s system – but that’s unlikely to happen. It seems the only way is to use the jailbreak, even if it means a security risk. Paying $20 to get third party apps on my iPod Touch is also ridiculous. I’d rather go for the free jailbreak, with hundreds of free apps any day.

Via [TUAW]