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Showing posts with label iPhone. Show all posts

Thursday, September 20, 2012

iOS 6 Is Out

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iOS 6

iOS 6 is ready for download. Here's everything you need to know, from how to update your device(s) to getting started with Apple's latest OS upgrade.

Make Sure Your iDevice Is Compatible

In order to run iOS 6, you'll need one of the following devices:
iPhone 3GS (limited functionality)
iPhone 4 (limited functionality)
iPhone 4S
The new iPad
iPad 2 (limited functionality)
iPod touch 4th generation (limited functionality)

Upgrade Over the Air or via iTunes

There are two ways to update to iOS 6: using your iDevice or you computer. We'll go over both.

To update your iDevice over the air, follow these steps:

Connect your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to power. You don't want the update to stop part-way through because you ran out of battery.
Backup your device!
Open the Settings app.
Tap the General tab.
Tap the Software Update tab.
Wait for your device to check for updates. When it finds an available update, install it.
Wait for the update to download and install. Don't do anything with your phone while it does.

To update your iDevice with iTunes on your computer, follow these steps:

Connect your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to your Mac or Windows PC and open iTunes (if it doesn't open automatically).
Backup your device!
iTunes may tell you that an update (iOS 6) is available for your device. If it does, confirm that you want to install it. If not, click on your device in the iTunes sidebar and tap the Check for Updates button. When an update is found, confirm that you want to install it.
Wait for the update to download and, when finished, confirm you want to install it. Wait for the update to install.

Note: If your device is jailbroken you will need to jailbreak your device again!

Monday, September 3, 2012

iPhone 5 is Here



The iPhone 5 is expected to be unveiled next week. Rumors claim Apple has completely redesigned its iconic headphones for the first time since 2006. Vietnamese blog site Tinhte.vn posted a video of what it claims are newly-designed headphones for the next iPhone, which is expected to launch on September 12.

If confirmed, it is the first major redesign of the distinctive white headphones since the iPhone launched, other than the addition of an in-line microphone and remote control in 2008.






Monday, August 27, 2012

How Can I Install IOS 6 Beta For iPhone, iPad, iPod?

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Before you can install iOS 6 beta you’ll need get an iOS developer account. You can use who has an iOS developer account. The iOS developer account costs $99 per year for individuals.
If you install iOS beta you’ll have some bugs, horrible battery life and is hard to revert your to iOS 5.
  1. You’ll need latest iTunes.
  2. Backup your device using latest iTunes. Make also local backup.
  3. Once the backup is complete, hold down Option on your keyboard and click Restore.
  4. Select the matching IPSW file for the device you are loading iOS 6 on.
  5. iTunes will install it on your iOS device. Installation should take about 10 minutes.
  6. After the installation is finished, restore your device from the backup you created in step 1.
  7. For help visit Apple Developer Forum

Thursday, August 23, 2012

How Can I Jailbreak My iPhone, iPad, iPod?


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Jailbreak


iPhone Dev team has released Redsn0w that includes support for untethered iOS 5.1.1 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. It includes Rocky Racoon and untethered iOS 5.1.1 jailbreak developed by pod2g and planetbeing that was used in Absinthe 2.0.x jailbreak.
In this article, we will take you through the step-by-step procedure to jailbreak your iPhone on iOS 5.1.1 using Redsn0w for both Mac and Windows users.

Here are some important points to note before you proceed.

  • This tutorial is meant for iPhone users. iPad users can check out this tutorial, while iPod touch users can check out this tutorial.
  • Redsn0w 0.9.12b2 supports untethered jailbreak.
  • Redsn0w 0.9.12b2 supports iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS running on iOS 5.1.1.
  • Please ensure your iPhone is on iOS 5.1.1 (Settings --> General --> About --> Version should be 5.1.1) before proceeding.
  • Please note that jailbreaking your iPhone may void your warranty and hence proceed with caution and at your own risk.
  • Please do not forget to backup your iPhone before you proceed.
  • Please ensure you are running latest version of iTunes.
  • Important: iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS users who have a lot of media on your device, then you can jailbreak your iOS device by putting it in DFU mode (we'll update this guide with additional instructions for it shortly).

Wednesday, August 22, 2012

How Can I Find My Iphone?

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 Have you ever lost your iPhone? You take your iPhone everywhere. Which means you might leave it anywhere. Whether it’s at the office in a conference room or under a pillow on your couch, chances are it won’t be lost for long.

Locate your iPhone on a map.

People misplace things all the time. Fortunately, if you lose your iPhone, Find My iPhone can help. Go to Settings, tap iCloud, and enable Find My iPhone. Then if you misplace your iPhone, you can sign in to icloud.com from any computer web browser or use the Find My iPhone app on another iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to display its approximate location on a map. It’s easy to activate this feature on your iPhone. All it takes is a few easy steps.
Learn how to set up Find My iPhone

 

Display a message or play a sound to help you find it.

Say you’ve just used Find My iPhone, and it turns out you left your iPhone at the doctor’s office. You can write a message and display it on your screen. Something like, “Oops, left my iPhone behind. Please call me at 408-555-0198.” Your message appears, even if the screen is locked. And if the map shows that your iPhone is nearby — perhaps in your office under a pile of papers — yet you still can’t find it, you can tell Find My iPhone to play a sound that overrides the volume or silent setting.

 

Set a passcode lock remotely.

If you realize that you left your iPhone in a public place, you may want to protect its contents until it’s safely back in your hands. Remotely set a four-digit passcode lock to prevent people from using your iPhone, accessing your personal information, or tampering with your settings.

 

Protect your privacy with Remote Wipe.

Addresses, phone numbers, email, photos. Your iPhone contains important and personal information — information you probably don’t want in the hands of a stranger. So if you lose your iPhone and displaying a message on it hasn’t resulted in its safe return, you can initiate a remote wipe to restore it to its factory settings. When you eventually find your iPhone, you can restore the data using your most recent backup from iCloud or iTunes.

 

Find My iPhone app.

Because the unexpected happens in the most unexpected places, the Find My iPhone app can help you locate your missing iPhone even when you don’t have access to a computer. It’s free on the App Store and available to anyone. So if you misplace your device, download the Find My iPhone app on a friend’s iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and sign in to find your iPhone.
Get the Find My iPhone app