iOS 7 jailbreak developed

A jailbreak has been developed for Apple?s latest mobile operating system, but there
are a few issues that need ironing out.
Hackers have released a jailbreak for Apple?s latest mobile operating system, iOS 7,
allowing iPhone and iPad users to download apps, extensions and themes that are not
available through the official Apple App Store.

The evasi0n7 jailbreak, developed by a group known as evad3rs, claims to work on an
iPhone, iPad or iPod running iOS 7.0 through to 7.0.4. It takes 5 minutes to install
via a USB cable connecting the user?s device to a computer running Windows, Mac OS X
or Linux.

However, the software has already struck some hurdles, including incompatibility
with some software offered in Cydia, the preferred app store for jailbroken phones. Details