Upcoming app claims to allow for a fresh version of current iOS firmware

iDownload Blog
By Jeff BenjaminMay 16, 2013, 1:12 pm228 pts
We’ve probably all been there at least once. You have a jailbroken device on a certain firmware, and it’s the last firmware that’s capable of being jailbroken. What happens if you need to restore it? In most cases, unless you’re using an older device capable of being downgraded, you would be forced up to the…

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