Showing posts with label update. Show all posts
Showing posts with label update. Show all posts
Monday, October 14, 2013
Apple seeds updated OS X 10 7 3 build 11D24 to developers Update back up
Update: Apple once pulled the 10.7.3 update, but is now back up.
Apple has begun seeding an updated OS X 10.7.3 (build 11D24) to developers this afternoon. The update comes after Apple’s first release of 10.7.3 two weeks ago, and bringing bug fixes into the mix. Apple has also added Spotlight and Safari to the list of areas they would like developers to focus on. In the initial release, Apple originally asked developers’ attention in iCloud Document Storage, Address Book, iCal, and Mail.
It’s not clear when a public release of 10.7.3 will hit Software Update, but in the mean time go ahead and download the update from the Dev Center.
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Gevey SIM Official site Update
GEVEY PRO
•More Stable
•Minor bug Fix
•Compatible with more Sim
Package content:
•1x Custom GEVEY Sim Tray
•1x GEVEY Pro Sim
•1x Instructional Booklet
The long wait is over, you can now unlock your iPhone 4. GEVEY SIM will work for iOS version 4.1, 4.2, 4.2.1, 4.3, 4.3.1, 4.3.2, 4.3.3 with baseband 1.59, 2.10, 3.10.1, 4.10.1
http://applenberry.com/store/gevey2.html
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•More Stable
•Minor bug Fix
•Compatible with more Sim
Package content:
•1x Custom GEVEY Sim Tray
•1x GEVEY Pro Sim
•1x Instructional Booklet
The long wait is over, you can now unlock your iPhone 4. GEVEY SIM will work for iOS version 4.1, 4.2, 4.2.1, 4.3, 4.3.1, 4.3.2, 4.3.3 with baseband 1.59, 2.10, 3.10.1, 4.10.1
http://applenberry.com/store/gevey2.html
Apple TV 2G Update Released With Support For Purchasing TV Episodes
It seems like earlier today, Apple has quietly pushed out an Apple TV 2G update that now brings support for purchasing TV episodes via the Apple TV itself.
John Gruber from Daring Fireball explains:
I just ran software update on my Apple TV 2 and got a new update that adds support for a major new feature: purchased TV shows. You can buy - not just rent but buy - new episodes directly from your Apple TV, and access and stream any TV show episodes youve previously purchased using your iTunes account.
Previously, it was not possible for you to purchase TV episodes via the Apple TV 2G. Not only this, the update also adds support for Vimeo video content and the YouTube playlist feature. Apart from this, Apple has also added Purchased tab under the TV section in iTunes for both Windows and Mac allowing you to free re-download content that you have already paid for.
This brings the Apple TV 2G iOS version up to iOS 4.3 with a build number of 8F455. Initial reports are suggesting that this Purchased feature is currently available in the U.S. as of now. Earlier today, we also reported that Apple may release 3 HDTVs by March 2012.
This brings the Apple TV 2G iOS version up to iOS 4.3 with a build number of 8F455. Initial reports are suggesting that this Purchased feature is currently available in the U.S. as of now. Earlier today, we also reported that Apple may release 3 HDTVs by March 2012.
Below you can find the direct links to the AppleTV Firmware Files for every released firmware version.
1.0.0: OS-dot-DMG 1.0.dmg
1.1.0: 2Z694-5248-45.dmg
2.0.0: 2Z694-5274-109.dmg
2.0.1: 2Z694-5387-25.dmg
2.0.2: 2Z694-5428-3.dmg
2.1.0: 2Z694-5485-1.dmg
2.2.0: 2Z694-5499.dmg
2:3:0: 2Z694-5573-24.dmg
2.3.1: 2Z694-5587-18.dmg
2.4.0: 2Z694-5660-029.dmg
3.0.0: 2Z694-5789-067.dmg
3.0.1: 2Z694-6004-003.dmg
3.0.2: 2Z694-6013-013.dmg
4.1.0: AppleTV2,1_4.1_8M89_Restore.ipsw
4.2.0: AppleTV2,1_4.2_8C150_Restore.ipsw
4.2.1: AppleTV2,1_4.2.1_8C154_Restore.ipsw
4.3.0: AppleTV2,1_4.3_8F191m_Restore.ipsw
4.3.0 (Build 8F202): AppleTV2,1_4.3_8F202_Restore.ipsw
4.3.0 (Build 8F305): AppleTV2,1_4.3_8F305_Restore.ipsw
4.3.0 (Build 8F455): AppleTV2,1_4.3_8F455_Restore.ipsw
Bonus:
MacOS X 10.4.9 Combo Updater
1.0.0: OS-dot-DMG 1.0.dmg
1.1.0: 2Z694-5248-45.dmg
2.0.0: 2Z694-5274-109.dmg
2.0.1: 2Z694-5387-25.dmg
2.0.2: 2Z694-5428-3.dmg
2.1.0: 2Z694-5485-1.dmg
2.2.0: 2Z694-5499.dmg
2:3:0: 2Z694-5573-24.dmg
2.3.1: 2Z694-5587-18.dmg
2.4.0: 2Z694-5660-029.dmg
3.0.0: 2Z694-5789-067.dmg
3.0.1: 2Z694-6004-003.dmg
3.0.2: 2Z694-6013-013.dmg
4.1.0: AppleTV2,1_4.1_8M89_Restore.ipsw
4.2.0: AppleTV2,1_4.2_8C150_Restore.ipsw
4.2.1: AppleTV2,1_4.2.1_8C154_Restore.ipsw
4.3.0: AppleTV2,1_4.3_8F191m_Restore.ipsw
4.3.0 (Build 8F202): AppleTV2,1_4.3_8F202_Restore.ipsw
4.3.0 (Build 8F305): AppleTV2,1_4.3_8F305_Restore.ipsw
4.3.0 (Build 8F455): AppleTV2,1_4.3_8F455_Restore.ipsw
Bonus:
MacOS X 10.4.9 Combo Updater
Saturday, October 5, 2013
New Update Tnsn0w iPhone suite 3 2
in this version
Add Full backup iphone
Restore Full Backup
fixed Auto update (no more installer)
ios5 not full supported wait for new version 5
choose folder
wait for backup
for restore is same but dont forget to choose the backup folder
download
Multiupload.com - upload your files to multiple file hosting sites!
Add Full backup iphone
Restore Full Backup
fixed Auto update (no more installer)
ios5 not full supported wait for new version 5
choose folder
wait for backup
for restore is same but dont forget to choose the backup folder
download
Multiupload.com - upload your files to multiple file hosting sites!
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
A way to update iPhone 4 to iOS 6 without updating the baseband
Recently I was looking for a method to do this and found nothing.
So I tried and figured a method out.
iTunes updates the firmware(baseband) after updating the system, so we can prevent iTunes from updating baseband after the system is updated.
You need to do the following x steps:
1.backup your 5.x shsh blobs
2.run redsn0w0.9.13dev4, select Extra->Even More->DFU IPSW to make a "DFU IPSW" of 6.0
3.add ".zip" to the file, unzip, delete all file that the name contains "04.12.02" in folder "firmware"
4.create a zip file and rename back to .ipsw
5.boot the device to DFU mode, open iTunes, restore iPhone using the new ipsw
6.you will receive an error during the process, and your phone will enter "Recovery Mode"
7.enter DFU mode again, open redsn0w 0.9.13dev4, click "Select IPSW", select the new IPSW, and click on "Recovery Fix"
8.reboot the phone and you will enter iOS6.
If you use ultrasn0w to unlock or need to put activation ticket, etc. You must jailbreak it and you need to connect the phone every time it reboots.
This a screenshot of my phone after updated to iOS6.
I posted this on a Chinese forum and someone got his phone successfully updated:
So I tried and figured a method out.
iTunes updates the firmware(baseband) after updating the system, so we can prevent iTunes from updating baseband after the system is updated.
You need to do the following x steps:
1.backup your 5.x shsh blobs
2.run redsn0w0.9.13dev4, select Extra->Even More->DFU IPSW to make a "DFU IPSW" of 6.0
3.add ".zip" to the file, unzip, delete all file that the name contains "04.12.02" in folder "firmware"
4.create a zip file and rename back to .ipsw
5.boot the device to DFU mode, open iTunes, restore iPhone using the new ipsw
6.you will receive an error during the process, and your phone will enter "Recovery Mode"
7.enter DFU mode again, open redsn0w 0.9.13dev4, click "Select IPSW", select the new IPSW, and click on "Recovery Fix"
8.reboot the phone and you will enter iOS6.
If you use ultrasn0w to unlock or need to put activation ticket, etc. You must jailbreak it and you need to connect the phone every time it reboots.
This a screenshot of my phone after updated to iOS6.
I posted this on a Chinese forum and someone got his phone successfully updated:
Monday, September 30, 2013
iFaith v1 3 2 SHSH Dumper Update
iFaith is the first public SHSH Dumper that dumps the SHSH blobs for the current iOS revision running on your iDevice.
* Dumps SHSH Blobs
* Build *signed* IPSW with dumped SHSH blobs or TinyUmbrella SHSH blobs.
* Submits dumped SHSH blobs to remote server for backup.
Devices Supported
* Dumps SHSH Blobs
* Build *signed* IPSW with dumped SHSH blobs or TinyUmbrella SHSH blobs.
* Submits dumped SHSH blobs to remote server for backup.
Devices Supported
- iPhone 3G[S]
- iPhone 4
- iPod Touch 2G
- iPod Touch 3G
- iPod Touch 4
- iPad 1G
- Apple TV 2
Monday, September 23, 2013
Update your iPhone or iPad software over the air OTA
Curious how to update to iOS 5.0.1 — or any future iOS update — over-the-air (OTA) directly on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch? Yes, Apple finally pulled the big test switch in the cloud and you can go from beta 3 to beta 4 via a svelte, under 200mb, bit differential (delta) update-in-place rather than the usual beefy 700MB+ iTunes restore of updates past. We’ll show you how, after the break!
Initiating an OTA update for iOS is really easy. You might see a red notification badge on your Settings app to alert you to an update, or get a popup notification telling you it’s ready to install, but you can always check on your own, at any time.Not only does iOS 5 update OTA, it updates in place using bit-differential (delta) files, so you should get a faster, much more efficient process. For example, there’s no need to restore from backup afterwards or re-download your stuff.
- Launch the Settings app
- Tap General
- Tap Software Update
- If there’s nothing new, you’ll be told just so. Otherwise, you’ll be presented with all the details about the update.
- Tap Download and Install
- Agree to the Terms and Conditions
- IMPORTANT! If you’re low on juice, make sure you plug in! You don’t want your battery to die mid-update!
- Watch the progress bar! (This part depends on the speed and quality of your 3G or Wi-Fi signal. Don’t be alarmed if it takes a long time, speeds up or slows down, or appears to jump around — be patient.)
- Once it’s finished downloading, you’ll be prompted to instal (and restart) your device. If you don’t explicitly hit Later or Install within a few seconds, it will install on your behalf.
- Agree to the Terms and Conditions yet again.
- Apple will verify the install.
- That’s it!
Seriously, once the download finishes it’s amazing quick and smooth. Apple may not have invented OTA updates (Chris swears BlackBerry has had them for ages, and Nokia likely invented them in 1812…) but if this is any indication, they’re doing them right.
Saturday, September 21, 2013
iTunes for Windows iTunes cannot contact the iPhone iPad or iPod software update server
Products Affected
Windows, iPad, iPhone, iPod, iTunesSymptoms
You may see one of the following alert messages when trying to update or restore an iPhone, iPad, or iPod in iTunes 7 or later.iPhone:
"iTunes could not contact the iPhone software update server because you are not connected to the Internet. Make sure your Internet connection is active and try again."
iPad:"iTunes could not contact the iPad software update server because you are not connected to the Internet. Make sure your Internet connection is active and try again."
iPod:"iTunes could not contact the iPod software update server because you are not connected to the Internet. Make sure your Internet connection is active and try again."
Internet access is required to download iPhone, iPad, or iPod software updates. However, if you are able to connect to the Internet with your preferred web browser and you can access the iTunes Store, see the solution below to resolve this issue.Resolution
Windows XP
- From the Start menu, choose Control Panel.
- Open the Internet Options control panel.
- Click the Connections tab.
- Click the LAN Settings button.
- Select the "Automatically detect settings" checkbox.
- Click OK in both windows.
- Reopen iTunes and connect your iPhone, iPad, or iPod.
- Update or restore your device.
Windows Vista and Windows 7
- From the Start menu, choose Control Panel.
- Select Network and Internet and select Internet Options. Or in Classic View, open the Internet Options control panel.
- Click the Connections tab.
- Click the LAN Settings button.
- Select the "Automatically detect settings" checkbox.
- Click OK in both windows.
- Reopen iTunes and connect your iPhone, iPad, or iPod.
- Update or restore your device.
Additional Information
The “hosts” file may also be blocking gs.apple.com.- Select the hosts file (normally you can find your hosts file at C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32DRIVERSETC).
- Click the Edit menu, and choose Copy.
- Then, click the Edit menu again, and choose Paste. There should now be a duplicate of the hosts file named "Copy of hosts" (Windows XP) or "hosts -Copy" (Windows Vista/7).
- Drag the original hosts file to your desktop. If Windows needs your permission to continue, click Continue.
- Drag the "Copy of hosts" (Windows XP) or "hosts -Copy" (Windows Vista/7) to the desktop.
- Right-click "Copy of hosts" (Windows XP) or "hosts -Copy" (Windows Vista/7) and choose Open. You may be prompted to choose the program you want to use to open this file. Double-click Notepad.
- When Notepad opens, click the Edit menu and choose Select All. Then from the Edit menu, choose Delete.
- From the File menu, choose Save. Close Notepad.
- Drag the "Copy of hosts" (Windows XP) or "hosts -Copy" (Windows Vista/7) file from your desktop back into the original location. If Windows needs your permission to continue, click Continue.
- Right-click the "Copy of hosts" (Windows XP) or "hosts -Copy" (Windows Vista/7) file, and choose Rename. Type "hosts" (without quotation marks) and press Enter.
- Restart your computer and try connecting to the software update server.
Important: Information about products not manufactured by Apple is provided for information purposes only and does not constitute Apple’s recommendation or endorsement. Please contact the vendor for additional information.
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