Good luck with whichever method you choose and please let us know how you're getting on. If you DO have blobs for iOS 4.3.3, go here to this sticky for directions on how to use them (and Tiny Umbrella) to upgrade your iPad to iOS 4.3.3: Start here with this sticky that'll help you do so: Or You can do a tethered jailbreak on iOS 5. Here's a sticky to start you off on that: All you can do is upgrade to iOS 4.3.5 and then do a tethered jailbreak on your iPad1 (which you must do real fast BEFORE Apple closes the window on iOS 4.3.5!). TinyUmbrella is an application that is of great help to iPhone users. Remember, you will need Java and iTunes to install TinyUmbrella. If you don't have blobs, then you can't upgrade to iOS 4.3.3. TinyUmbrella is a tool that can back up your iOS firmware SHSH blobs, which provide users with two different tools to fix recovery mode in iPhone or iPad: Umbrella - save SHSH file of any iDevice so that users can downgrade their device or restore an older firmware. Well, go ahead and download TinyUmbrella on PC or TinyUmbrella on Mac on its website for free. Keep your device connected before the entire fixing process is done. As soon as it completes, hit the Repair button and the program will start to fix your iPhone automatically. First question I have to ask is: Do you have SHSH blobs for iOS 4.3.3? Check by following the directions in this sticky: Step 3 Fix iPhone stuck in recovery mode.
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