Sunday is FunDay!

 It has been a very joyous Monday for many iOS jailbreak Users when An announcement from famous iOS Jailbreak Dev team "Evad3rs" that an untethered jailbreak is going to be released on Sunday, January 2, 2013.

iOS 6.1 appears to be vulnerable to the exploits we are planning on using. :)
— planetbeing (@planetbeing) January 28, 2013

A lot of People probably jumped at this, This is Exiting news to hear.
It's been been since iOS 5, though it isn't easy the Jailbreak Devs work very hard, since an untethered jailbreak has been publicly released.
Many people are very exited!

In terms of code, we have two proof of concepts that we need to merge and polish, so we will not be ready to release until that and testing.
— planetbeing (@planetbeing) January 28, 2013

Various Members of the "Evad3rs" Have tweeted very similar Tweets.
Mainly positive week for the jailbreak community.
"It Looks like Sunday's going to be FunDay" is Going to be a phrase that you may hear... why? Because previous untethered jailbreak releases, were on Sunday.

Hey, did everyone know the Super Bowl is this Sunday? What will you be doing? /cc @evad3rs evad3rs.com
— MuscleNerd (@MuscleNerd) January 28, 2013

Apparently, iOS 6.1 will Work with Twenty-Two iDevices:

@unicornhacker yes, every other 6.1 device variation will be supported. All TWENTY-TWO of them (omg!). Plus atv2 if it's out in time.
— MuscleNerd (@MuscleNerd) January 28, 2013

 Here are The iDevices that will work with the jailbreak (Once Released):

• iPad 2
• ipad 3
• iPad 4
• iPad mini
• iPhone 3GS
• iPhone 4
• iPhone 4S
• iPhone 5
• iPod touch 4th generation
• iPod touch 5th generation

 All with the exception of the Apple TV 3.

Are you excited about The News?

API/framework App?

Apple's Site has recently had a new post saying that it needs a Framework QA Engineer to develope the very first app to use it's own framework for the next iOS
It's nothing new that Apple plans on adding a framework to a new iOS, but what makes this really interesting is that the new framework is specifically for the app!

The Exact Job Description is Right Here:

“The iOS team is looking for a software engineer with strong development and QA skills to help us ensure the iOS SDK is able to meet the needs of hundreds of thousands of developers producing the next great iPhone and iPad apps.
Responsibilities in this position will include developing and maintaing a set of iOS test apps for new and exiting APIs that are released in the public iOS SDK. A significant amount of time will be spent working on feature bring-up for new APIs released to developers. This includes developing the very first app to support new APIs/frameworks in the iOS SDK and also developing some of the accompanying web services, tools and test data sets needed to ensure the features works end-to-end for developers. You will also need to work in collaboration with different engineering teams within iOS and Apple in order to ensure the quality of the APIs/frameworks meet our standards.”

 From the description it suggests it could be completely compatible with third-party applications.
Yes, User-Installed(AppStore) applications.
A simple PassBook-like App Plausibly.

From Apple's Background, the API/Framework Might be a rather BIG difference.
If it Follows the Previous Pattern-like sequence of "Apple".