New reports suggest that the iOS 9.3 jailbreak will release before Apple's WWDC event.
The software giant Apple will hold the Worldwide Developers Conference from June 13 to June 17. It is expected that the tech company will reveal the iOS 10 at the event. Apple has already released the first beta of iOS 9.3.2 to fix some issues and bugs.
The first beta of iOS 9.3 was released in January to public beta testers and developers for testing purposes. However, it was officially released in March. After that, iOS 9.3.1 was released with a fix for a problem that was causing apps to be unresponsive when users were tapping on links in Safari and fix for a problem that was causing 64-bit devices to crash.
Furthermore, the first beta of iOS 9.3.2 was released on April 6 with stability improvements.
Some famous jailbreaking groups have tried to crack iOS 9.3. A fake website known as www.taig9.com claimed that it offers a browser-based jailbreaking tool and several people were tricked to download the tool.
It is recommended that people should not download anything from the web if it does not come from the official source. According to reports, Pangu or TaiG will announce the iOS 9.3 jailbreak on their websites.
It is important to note that at present there is no jailbreak available for the newest version of iOS. If people come across something that offers a jailbreak tool, it is most likely fraud.
People should never pay for jailbreak tools because they are free, according to a Forbes report. You have to wait for some more weeks before a jailbreak for the latest iOS version comes out.
Meanwhile, according to Macworld, MacBook Pro 2016 will arrive during WWDC.
There are speculations that the software company will reveal two different variants of the 2016 MacBook Pro - one that features a 13-inch display and the other that sports a 15-inch display.
It is expected that the upcoming device will come with improved performance and better design. Reports suggest that the 2016 MacBook Pro will arrive with two USB C ports, built-in microphone, a touch sensitive keyboard without keys and better battery life.