Eight days after the official launch of the 3G iPhone, iPhoneDev Team have released their jailbreak tool, Pwnage 2.0, for the iPhone OS 2.0.

According to the iPhoneDev blog, Pwnage 2.0 enables iPhone and iPod touch users to jailbreak their devices’ software.

Although it “jailbreaks” the new iPhone - meaning it allows it to use programs not authorized by Apple - it does not yet “unlock” it to run on unauthorized cellular networks.

The Pwnage 2.0 is available for download here. Jailbreak your iPhone at your own risk as Apple has already launch the App Store with 550 new, free or very cheap, iPhone or iPod Touch-compatible programs.

Below is a video clip of their Pwnage tool 2.0 in action:

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Steve Jobs, Apple Chief Executive Officer, will announce a new product – widely rumoured to be a 3G iPhone – at the Worldwide Developer’s Conference in San Francisco tomorrow 10am which is 3am (AEST)

Various websites like MacTalk.com.au, MacRumors.com have reported an image of an iPhone-sized box labelled “Do Not Open Until June 10th” allegedly sent to retailers.

The new iPhone is expected to be 3G-enabled. It could also include a GPS chip, 16GB or 32GB storage capacity, a 5 megapixels camera, a second camera for live video calls.

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