Apple has released iOS 8.3 Beta 1. This leads us to think that Apple will be releasing another public firmware version within the next month. MacRumors has stated that Apple has been seeding iOS 8.4 to some of their developers. MacRumors has had mobile visitors running iOS 8.4 beta.
The latest public firmware version is iOS 8.1.3 with a build number of 12B466. While the latest firmware that can be jailbroken is iOS 8.1.2 with the build number of 12B440. This means that iOS 8.1.3 is a minor release with very minor improvements that most users won't notice. Now iOS 8.2 beta 5 is still being tested by some developers. This firmware has a build number of 12d5480a, which suggests major improvements. iOS 8.3 beta 1 has been released to registered Apple developers. This suggests that iOS 8.2 will be released within the next month. This new build has a revised build number of 12F5027d. This again suggests major improvement from iOS 8.2 beta 5 to iOS 8.3 beta 1.
Now jailbreakers are waiting for the next jailbreak. The next jailbreak will most likely be for iOS 8.2. If a new jailbreak would pop-up for iOS 8.1.3 those exploits would be wasted. This is said in iCu's video below.
The latest public firmware version is iOS 8.1.3 with a build number of 12B466. While the latest firmware that can be jailbroken is iOS 8.1.2 with the build number of 12B440. This means that iOS 8.1.3 is a minor release with very minor improvements that most users won't notice. Now iOS 8.2 beta 5 is still being tested by some developers. This firmware has a build number of 12d5480a, which suggests major improvements. iOS 8.3 beta 1 has been released to registered Apple developers. This suggests that iOS 8.2 will be released within the next month. This new build has a revised build number of 12F5027d. This again suggests major improvement from iOS 8.2 beta 5 to iOS 8.3 beta 1.
Now jailbreakers are waiting for the next jailbreak. The next jailbreak will most likely be for iOS 8.2. If a new jailbreak would pop-up for iOS 8.1.3 those exploits would be wasted. This is said in iCu's video below.