MuscleNerd presented on the evolution of iPhone baseband and unlocks at HITBSecConf in Amsterdam today.
Since the first iPhone in 2007, the baseband that Apple uses for cellular communications has evolved in terms of both hardware and software. Some of the changes were minor but others were quite drastic and obviously aimed at deterring carrier unlocks. This paper details the most interesting of the changes and what effects they've had on both software-based unlocks and hardware-based SIM interposers. In addition to comparing the most recent baseband against its own earlier hardware and software incarnations, we compare it to other current Qualcomm handsets and discuss the ramifications of changes Apple has made to the traditional Qualcomm baseband boot sequence.
You can download his full presentation slides from here.
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Dev team are pretty lame tbh. All their work is based on other peoples exploits. It's time GeoHot came back, the iPhone jailbreaking community has slowed down to a snails crawl to the point its boring now.
Don't forget Geohot also unlocked first iPhone with hardware unlock... So to correct your statement "the only software unlock geohot released was blackra1n"
Dev team is garbage. All lies no work. Geohot was awesome comex too. Without them they are lost in the hackin department. No unlocks since 1.59.00. Unlock is dead.