Since recently crashing my iPhone I decided was forced to restore. This is perfect timing to show how the recent AppSnapp updates work. This iPhone is running v1.1.1 and activated through AT&T. Here are some of the new features and a video:

- Entire process is logged to /var/root/Media/AppSnapp.log and can be retreived with iphuc/ssh.
- Added a check to prevent AppSnapp from being ran on devices which are not running 1.1.1
- Improved reliability. I am no longer using raw sockets to send the payload files, they are being served back to the phone/ipod via HTTP. This greatly improves the chances you’ll actually get it jailbroken the first time

- Added progress indicator. Now once safari crashes, you’ll see a dialog letting you know what’s going on.
- Updated to the latest version of Installer.app. Now, I install Community Sources by default so you’ll see all packages right away.
- Made it really one-touch, even for users with unactivated phones.
- Fixed issue where the majority of users with unactivated phones wouldn’t get YouTube working automagically.