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Jailbreak ios 5.1.1 iPhone, iPad or iPod

Hello everyone! Now you can Jailbreak any of  iOS  5.1.1 / 5.1 /5.0.1 / 5.0 Ultimate Jailbreak or Unlock carrier Tutorial Untethered jailbreaking vs. Tethered jailbreak An untethered jailbreak means you can turn off your device and reboot without the use of a computer. A tethered jailbreak means you can not reboot your device if [...]

Tethered Jailbreak 5.1.1

 Now you can tethered jailbreak ios 5.1.1 on any apple device! The software RedSn0w Can Perform a Tethered Jailbreak of Older Devices on iOS 5.1.1 Monday, 7th May 2012, 06:05 pm This entry needs translation. To help us and submit a translation please click here MuscleNerd has announced that the current release of RedSn0w can perform [...]

Downgrade any A5 Device 5.1.1 or 5.1 to ios 5.0.1

Now you can downgrade your iphone 4s and all A5 devices runing ios 5.1.1 or 5.1 to ios 5.0.1!  Unreleased Technique Can Downgrade A5 Devices on iOS 5.1.x to iOS 5.0.1 MuscleNerd has revealed that there is an unreleased technique which can downgrade A5 devices on iOS 5.1 and iOS 5.1.1 to iOS 5.0.1 for [...]

SwipeSelection: Jailbreak Tweak Makes iPad Text Editing Concept a Reality [Updated]

We’ve some good news for jailbreakers who liked the iPad text editing concept video created by Daniel Hooper.
As we predicted, iOS hacker Kyle Howells has stepped up and developed a jailbreak tweak that makes Daniel’s iPad text…

Sparrow+: Jailbreak Tweak Makes Sparrow Default Mail App and Adds Push Notifications

The iOS counterpart of the popular email client for Mac – Sparrow, was released a few weeks ago.
Sparrow is an iPhone app with support for multiple email accounts, labels, a unified inbox, a sort by priority feature and more. Unfortu…

pod2g: iOS 5.1.1 Untethered Jailbreak Release is Just a ‘Matter of Days’ Away

May 20th, 2012 iPhoneHacks Comments Off

pod2g has just tweeted that the release of the iOS 5.1.1 untethered jailbreak for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch is almost ready and the release is just ‘a matter of days’ away. Continue reading →

Reveal: Upcoming Jailbreak Tweak Allows You to Scroll Through Notifications

May 20th, 2012 iPhoneHacks Comments Off

Reveal is a cool new jailbreak tweak that should be available in Cydia shortly. The jailbreak tweak enhances the iOS Notification feature, by allowing users to scroll through text in the banner notification or the notification on the Lock screen. Continue reading →

How to Fix For iMessage Lag Issue

May 20th, 2012 iPhoneHacks Comments Off

iMessage – Apple’s messaging service that was one of the major features of iOS 5, allows users to send free messages to other iOS device users. However, according to this Apple Support Communities thread, some users have been complaining that they’re noticing a significant lag in receiving new messages. Continue reading →

Enter Brandify Giveaway to Win Xbox 360 Kinect Bundle And 40″ LCD TV

May 19th, 2012 iPhoneHacks Comments Off

We’ve the mother of all giveaways for you today. We’ve teamed up with Brandify and StackSocial to give you, our readers a chance to an Xbox 360 Kinect bundle and 40-inch LCD TVs. And if it that is not enough, we will be also giving away one more Xbox Kinect bundle to your friend.  Continue reading →

Case Marine: 0.25mm-Thick Case Makes Your iPhone Waterproof

May 19th, 2012 Rounak Comments Off

Most waterproof cases for the iPhone add a huge amount of bulk to the device, but a new cover named “Case Marine” from Gooma gives your device the ability to resist water by adding a thickness of merely one fourth of a millimeter. The case is made out of polyurethane with an acrylic cover for the display. The touchscreen responds to touches even with the cover on, although the headphone jack and the 30 pin connector are blocked. Continue reading →

AutoProtect: Jailbreak Tweak Disables iPhone’s Passcode When Connected to Home Wi-Fi Network

May 19th, 2012 iPhoneHacks Comments Off

While it is important to enter a passcode on your iPhone, it can get a little annoying especially when you’re at home, where you really don’t want to be prompted to enter the passcode, especially if you’ve selected the longer alphanumeric passcode. Continue reading →

RIM And Motorola Propose Revised Nano-SIM Design to Compromise With Apple

May 19th, 2012 Rounak Comments Off

Over the past few months, phone manufacturers and carriers have been working with standard governing bodies to draft the design of the Nano-SIM card, the successor to the currently used micro-SIM cards in iPhones and iPads. During the designing process, there was a stand off amongst Apple and a joint group of Nokia, Motorola and RIM over the design of the SIM. Apple even offered to license the patents involved in its design royalty free to reduce the opposition to the design. Continue reading →

Swipe Safari: Jailbreak Tweak Adds New Gestures And Functionality to Mobile Safari

May 19th, 2012 iPhoneHacks Comments Off

Swipe Safari is a new jailbreak tweak that adds new gestures to mobile Safari to enhance the user experience while browsing. The jailbreak tweak allows users to swipe to previous or next page, pull to refresh the page and even switch tabs using gestures. Continue reading →

4-Inch iPhone: Possible Scenarios

May 19th, 2012 Rounak Comments Off

Chatter about an iPhone with a larger screen has been going on since the pre-iPhone 4S days, but this time around these claims have been backed by reliable sources like The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg and John Gruber. Apple has always held pride in the fact that iOS is easy to develop for, and that it isn’t fragmented like Android. Even when it upgraded to Retina displays, it made sure that the number of pixels in the new screens were a whole number multiple of the previous screen resolution. Continue reading →

Jailbreak ios 5.1.1 iPhone, iPad or iPod

May 18th, 2012 admin No Comments »

Hello everyone! Now you can Jailbreak any of  iOS  5.1.1 / 5.1 /5.0.1 / 5.0 Ultimate Jailbreak or Unlock carrier Tutorial

Untethered jailbreaking vs. Tethered jailbreak

An untethered jailbreak means you can turn off your device and reboot without the use of a computer. A tethered jailbreak means you can not reboot your device if you turn it off without the use of a computer.



 

Jailbreak iPhone 4S from list down:

iOS 5.0.1 / 5.0: Absinthe (Untethered) (Recommended)

Jailbreak iPad 2 from list down:

iOS 5.0.1 / 5.0: Absinthe (Untethered) (Recommended)
iOS 4.3.3: JailbreakMe (Untethered)




Jailbreak iPhone 4 from list down:

iOS 5.1.1 Redsn0w (Tethered) (Recommended)

iOS 5.1 Redsn0w (Tethered) (Recommended)
iOS 5.0.1: RedSn0w (Untethered) (Recommended)
iOS 5.0.1: Sn0wBreeze (Untethered)
iOS 5.0.1: PwnageTool (Untethered)
iOS 5.0: RedSn0w (Untethered)
iOS 4.3.5: RedSn0w (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.4: RedSn0w (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.4: PwnageTool (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.3: JailbreakMe (Untethered)

Jailbreak iPod Touch 4G from list down:

iOS 5.1.1 Redsn0w (Tethered) (Recommended)

iOS 5.1 Redsn0w (Tethered) (Recommended)
iOS 5.0.1: RedSn0w (Untethered) (Recommended)
iOS 5.0.1: Sn0wBreeze (Untethered)
iOS 5.0.1: PwnageTool (Untethered)
iOS 5.0: RedSn0w (Untethered)
iOS 4.3.5: RedSn0w (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.4: RedSn0w (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.4: PwnageTool (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.3: JailbreakMe (Untethered)

Jailbreak iPod Touch 3G from list down:

iOS 5.1.1 Redsn0w (Tethered) (Recommended)

iOS 5.1 Redsn0w (Tethered) (Recommended)
iOS 5.0.1: RedSn0w (Untethered) (Recommended)
iOS 5.0.1: Sn0wBreeze (Untethered)
iOS 5.0.1: PwnageTool (Untethered)
iOS 5.0: RedSn0w (Untethered)
iOS 4.3.5: RedSn0w (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.4: RedSn0w (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.4: PwnageTool (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.3: JailbreakMe (Untethered)

Jailbreak iPhone 3GS from list down:

iOS 5.1.1 Redsn0w (Tethered) (Recommended)

iOS 5.1 Redsn0w (Tethered) (Recommended)
iOS 5.0.1: RedSn0w (Untethered) (Recommended)
iOS 5.0.1: Sn0wBreeze (Untethered)
iOS 5.0.1: PwnageTool (Untethered)
iOS 5.0: RedSn0w (Untethered)
iOS 4.3.5: RedSn0w (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.4: RedSn0w (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.4: PwnageTool (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.3: JailbreakMe (Untethered)

Jailbreak your iPad 1G from list down:

iOS 5.1 Redsn0w (Tethered) (Recommended)

iOS 5.1 Redsn0w (Tethered) (Recommended)
iOS 5.0.1: RedSn0w (Untethered) (Recommended)
iOS 5.0.1: Sn0wBreeze (Untethered)
iOS 5.0.1: PwnageTool (Untethered)
iOS 5.0: RedSn0w (Untethered)
iOS 4.3.5: RedSn0w (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.4: RedSn0w (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.4: PwnageTool (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.3: JailbreakMe (Untethered)

Unlock Your iPhone from this tool:

You can use PwnageTool to back up your baseband while updating to a new firmware: PwnageTool for iOS 5.0.1
Unlock iPhone 4 with UltraSn0w 1.2.5: Tutorial
4.10.08 Baseband Unlock: Not Currently Available

 

What means Jailbreak?

Jailbreaking is a process that allows your  device : iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad to gain root accesses to your device, taking down Apple’s harsh resections. Jailbreaking generally installs an app called Cydia that acts as a third party installer allowing users to customize their device with apps, tweeks, themes, and things not possible in the Apple App Store.

Apple Patent Looks to Improve Performance of Speakerphones For iPhone And iPad

May 18th, 2012 iPhoneHacks Comments Off

According to a patent published yesterday by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, Apple is looking to improve the performance of the speakerphones for iOS devices. The patent reveals that Apple may change the position of the speakerphones (which are currently at the bottom, next to the dock connector) to improve its performance, even when the iPhone or iPad is docked. iPhone 4S comes with improved speakerphones, probably to ensure that the experience with Apple’s personal assistant Siri is crystal clear, but as you would expect, Apple looks to further improve performance of the speakerphones for future iPhone and iPad models. PatentlyApple explains: Technically speaking, Apple’s invention relates to a speaker having a frame, a sound radiating surface, and a suspension that couples the sound radiating surface to the frame to allow substantially vertical movement of the sound radiating surface relative to the frame. A horizontal former is coupled to the sound radiating surface. The former extends substantially horizontally outward of a peripheral portion of the sound radiating surface, to a peripheral portion that is separate from the suspension. A coil is coupled to the peripheral portion of the horizontal former. This enables the mounting location of the coil to move further outward, thereby substantially increasing the size or area that is spanned by the coil. As a result, a larger coil and magnet assembly is realized, while maintaining the same piston area of the sound radiating surface. This enables the design of a speaker that has a relatively small piston area, for use in relatively small back volume enclosures, but that may have improved performance.  The patent is filled with technical jargon and doesn’t mention any specific benefits to consumers, but as we mentioned earlier, the new position of the speakerphone could provide superior sound, even when docked. It is important to note that Apple’s patent applications generally reveals a very wide-range of possibilities but might never see the light of day, though its always interesting to get a glimpse of Apple’s recent research effort.   Continue reading →

pod2g: iOS 5.1.1 Untethered Jailbreak Will Also Work on iPhone 3GS And iPod Touch 3G

May 18th, 2012 iPhoneHacks Comments Off

Some good news for iPhone 3GS and iPod touch 3G users. Few days back, pod2g had said that his untethered jailbreak did not work with iPod touch 3G on iOS 5.1.1 and hence also may not work with iPhone 3GS. But he has just tweeted that they’ve figured out a way to jailbreak iPhone 3GS and iPod touch 3G as well. Continue reading →

Here’s How Some Popular Apps Will Look Like on iPhone With Taller 4-Inch Display

May 18th, 2012 iPhoneHacks Comments Off

It is widely speculated that Apple’s next generation iPhone will come with a larger 4-inch screen. However, it is not clear if the 4-inch screen will be bigger in both height and width or it will come with a taller screen, to reduce the effort required by developers to update their apps for the new screen resolution. As we have seen in the mockups, a taller display will allow Apple to add one more row of icons to the iPhone’s home screen from four rows per page to five rows in addition to the row of pinned icons in the dock at the bottom of the screen. Overdrive Design has posted some mockups that show how popular iPhone apps would look like on a taller 4-inch screen. They write on their blog: With the expected launch of the new iPhone just around the corner, the gadget blogs are rife with speculation, discussion and alleged confirmations of a new 4″ screen as its main feature. Some sources are suggesting a new display resolution of 640 x 1152 at an aspect ratio more fitting of HDTV content, while maintaining physical hardware dimensions similar to the iPhone 4/4s. We decided to see how some applications would benefit from the additional real estate.   Click on the image below to see all the mockups: Do you want the next iPhone to come with a taller display? or Would you prefer the sixth generation iPhone to come with a bigger display in both height and width? [via iClarified] Continue reading →

Steve Jobs Worked Closely On Redesigned Next Generation iPhone With Larger Screen

May 18th, 2012 iPhoneHacks Comments Off

It looks like the embargo has been lifted. Bloomberg is the third publication after Wall Street Journal and Reuters to confirm that Apple’s next generation iPhone will feature a larger screen. Bloomberg also reports that according to their source, Steve Jobs had worked closely on the redesigned next generation iPhone with a larger screen. Continue reading →

Verizon Clarifies Stance on Grandfathered Unlimited Data Plans

May 18th, 2012 Nikhil Comments Off

Yesterday, we reported that Verizon is planning to end grandfathered unlimited data plans when customers switch to 4G LTE smartphones. Verizon issued a clarification to the New York Times today regarding the changes noting that the loss of the grandfathered unlimited data plans will be limited to customers upgrading to subsidized handsets. Continue reading →

Apple Director: Steve Jobs Wanted to Design an iCar

May 17th, 2012 iPhoneHacks Comments Off

Business Insider reports that Mickey Drexler, Chairman and CEO of J.Crew, who has been a director at Apple since 1999, has revealed in a interview that Steve Jobs also wanted to design a car before he died. Continue reading →

Samsung Launches New DRAM Chips Early After Shares Slide on Apple-Elpida Alliance Rumors

May 17th, 2012 Rounak Comments Off

Amid investor fears over the possibility of Samsung losing its spot as a key supplier to Apple, Samsung today, announced the launch of its next generation DRAM chips, based on 20-nanometer process technology with a storage capacity of 4GB. Continue reading →

Samsung Launches New DRAM Chips Early After Shares Slide on Apple-Elpida Alliance Rumors

May 17th, 2012 Rounak Comments Off

Amid investor fears over the possibility of Samsung losing its spot as a key supplier to Apple, Samsung today, announced the launch of its next generation DRAM chips, based on 20-nanometer process technology with a storage capacity of 4GB. Continue reading →

Apple Wins WIPO Dispute; Gains Control of iPhone5.com Domain

May 17th, 2012 iPhoneHacks Comments Off

Last week, we reported that Apple had filed a claim with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) to gain control of the iPhone5.com domain. The Next Web reports that the status of the case, which was ‘Case Active’, has changed to “Terminated” on WIPO’s website, indicating that Apple has won the dispute. Continue reading →

Apple Censoring The Word ‘Jailbreak’ in The US iTunes Store [Updated]

May 17th, 2012 iPhoneHacks Comments Off

Shoutpedia reports that Apple has started censoring the work “jailbreak” from the iTunes Store, which was first noticed by iOS hacker – planetbeing. Continue reading →

Google Releases Schemer iPhone App

May 17th, 2012 iPhoneHacks Comments Off

Google has released an iPhone app for its social activity service Schemer. The service aims to help you discover new things to do, share schemes with friends so that they can join you, and make the most of your day. Google explains how it works: It’s all about the schemes! A scheme is anything you might want to do. Here are a few examples of schemes made by our users: Take a mixology course at Bourbon and Branch speakeasy Relive Ferris Bueller’s Day Off in Chicago Use leftover tortillas to make chilaquiles  Surf the sand dunes at White Sands Whatever schemes strike your fancy, collect them on Schemer and then take them with you using the Schemer mobile app. Now you’ll always have a scheme up your sleeve, whether you’re out and about or staying home. Schemer will even suggest the perfect scheme for the moment, for example watching a movie on a rainy day or brunch for a weekend morning. Here’re some screenshots of the iPhone app: Schemer is integrated with Google+, so you can share your scheme or idea with people in your circle or find out the schemes that they have done. We must admit that this was first time we had heard of the service. Since Google has used separate branding for the service, we’re assuming that Google wants to see if people find the service useful, before integrating it in the Google+ app, as it doesn’t make sense to have a standalone app for this service. Download Schemer iPhone apps using this App Store link and let us know what you think of Google’s Schemer service. Continue reading →

Facebook Releases iPhone App to Manage Pages

May 17th, 2012 iPhoneHacks Comments Off

Facebook has released another standalone app to manages Facebook Pages called Facebook Pages Manager. Until now, it was only possible for admins to manage Facebook Pages via the web interface. Continue reading →

New MacBook Pro Retina Displays Could Cost Apple $100 More

May 17th, 2012 Nikhil Comments Off

Apple is widely expected to unveil a new thinner 15-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display and support for USB 3.0 next month at the Worldwide Developer’s Conference 2012. CNET reports that high-resolution panels are already available in the supply chain, and that they could add a $100 premium to the price of a MacBook Pro in comparison to Apple’s current laptop. Continue reading →

Verizon to End Grandfathered Unlimited Data Plans When Customers Move to 4G LTE Smartphones

May 16th, 2012 iPhoneHacks Comments Off

When Verizon started offering Apple’s iPhone on its network in early 2011, it offered customers unlimited data plans. But in less than 6 months, it followed AT&T’s footsteps to kill the unlimited data plans and moved to tiered data plans. It however allowed customers to grandfather their unlimited data plans when they wanted to upgrade to the new iPhone on a fresh two-year contract. Continue reading →

Apple Responds to Lawsuits Over Siri

May 16th, 2012 Rounak Comments Off

A couple of months ago, Apple was hit with a number of class action lawsuits which claimed that Siri’s performance didn’t quite match up to what was advertised, accusing the company of false advertising. Apple has now responded to these lawsuits in a legal filing, defending Siri’s performance and calling out the plaintiffs for not being specific enough: They [the plaintiffs] offer only general descriptions of Apple’s advertisements, incomplete summaries of Apple’s website materials, and vague descriptions of their alleged—and highly individualized—disappointment with Siri. Tellingly, although Plaintiffs claim they became dissatisfied with Siri’s performance “soon after” purchasing their iPhones, they made no attempt to avail themselves of Apple’s 30-day return policy or one-year warranty—which remains in effect. Instead, they seek to take an alleged personal grievance about the purported performance of a popular product and turn it into a nationwide class action under California’s consumer protection statutes. The Complaint does not come close to meeting the heavy burden necessary to sustain such claims. The response goes onto note that the plaintiffs’ claims are “lack standing” (fit to be dismissed) since they are not residents of California, where the lawsuit was filed. Apple also brings in Siri’s beta status as an added layer of defense: As a cutting-edge technology still under development, Siri was released (and remains) in “beta.”   [...] Although Plaintiffs acknowledge that the Siri “FAQ” page and a footnote on the “iPhone Features” section of Apple’s website disclose Siri’s beta status, they neglect to mention that, both the Siri section on the “iPhone 4S Features” page and the “Siri Features” page to which it links also prominently disclose Siri’s beta status. While Siri’s beta tag might be a genuine enough reason for its far-from-perfect performance, it will be interesting to see if Apple will be able to get away by saying that Siri is a beta feature, especially when the beta tag hasn’t stopped Apple from promoting Siri in the iPhone 4S ads (without the “beta” disclaimer). For Apple’s entire response to the lawsuit, head over to this link. [via WSJ] Continue reading →

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