This jailbreak supports: All A5 devices. All A4 devices, Completely Untethered
iPhone: 5, 4S, 4, 3GS
iPod Touch: 5G, 4G
iPad: 4, 3, 2, mini

Download http://evasi0n.com

WARNINGS:

• Do not attempt the jailbreak after an OTA update.
• Do not attempt with encrypted backup through iTunes.
• Do not attempt with passcode lock.

Steps:

1. Download Evasi0n for Windows, Mac, or Linux from http://evasi0n.com
2. Open the program.
3. Plug in device.
4. Click Jailbreak
5. Wait for the prompt to unlock device.
6. Open the jailbreak app.
7. Wait for completion.
8. Done!

Also a side note is that iOS 6.1 is safe to update BUT make sure you update through iTunes and NOT OTA.

As of right now the developers are working on finishing a stable release for the public. There have been a few tweets to spark the audience on twitter like MuscleNerd’s tweet:

“Hey, did everyone know the Super Bowl is this Sunday? What will you be doing? /cc @evad3rs evad3rs.com”

As of right now the Devices that will be supported are as followed:

• iPhone 3GS
• iPhone 4
• iPad 2
• iPod touch 4th generation
• iPhone 4S
• iPad 3
• iPod touch 5th generation
• iPhone 5
• iPad mini
• iPad 4

The devices not supported are as followed:

• Apple TV 2
• Apple TV 3

To find out more follow the official source @evad3rs

These bug fixes include:

• Fixes OTA Bug fix with iPhone 5. (Need to install an addition app)
• Fixes a bug where horizontal lines appear on the keyboard
• Foxes an issue where flash does not go off
• Improves reliability of iPhone 5 and iPod Touch 5 on WPA2 encrypted networks.
• Resolves an issue that prevents cellular data in some instances.
• Consolidated the use of cellular data switch for iTunes match.
• Fixed a passcode lock bug when using passbook.
• Fixes a bug affecting exchange meetings.

Its been said that the reason for this whole ending is because Apple is stiffening up their supple chains and squeeze higher profits out of their processes. An unknown Samsung employee that supposedly holds a senior management position with the company said that “they are unable to supply flat-screens to Apple with huge price discounts. Samsung has already cut our portion of shipments to Apple and next year we will stop shipping displays” Although Samsung has been the largest provider of the LCD panels to Apple this year, the iPhone makers have been leaning towards LG and Sharp for their display technology. Now these reports haven’t been officially confirmed by the company, it is highly expected that all of Apple’s LCD panels will be supplied by other companies other then Samsung in the near future. As always make sure to check back here on iTweak.tv for more Apple rumors and news!

Although in the past the iPad has not been considered as much of a device for reading books, the iPad Mini however with its smaller price tag, will probably be an easy buy for the average reader looking to turn to digital books. Not much is really know so far on the exact updates of the new iBooks 3.0 but keep it in mind as the event gets near. As always make sure to check back here on iTweak.tv for more Apple rumors and news!

T-Mobile challenges these companies head on. It appears though that T-Mobile was instructed to remove the iPhone and Apple name from their advertisements. It is unclear as to whether Apple’s legal team got involved. I personally think T-Mobile was expecting this but thought it was worth a try to get the publicity. Obviously if I am writing about this their plot worked…

Regardless to the branding of iPhone and Apple dropped, T-Mobile will still support unlocked iPhone users with their unlimited plan. This also means any other AT&T exclusive device will be able to be adapted to T-Mobile’s network officially.

Also T-Mobile said their 4G network does work on the iPhone 4S and it supposed to be much faster than AT&T’s 3G network. Also LTE network is supposed to work with the iPhone 5.

Let me know what you think. Would you switch?

Source: Tmonews

iH8sn0w explains the inner workings of restores and downgrades. This is filmed by Phil from iOSVlog and JailbreakCon 2012 in San Francisco California.

Source: iOSVlog

Features of the iPhone 5

• 4″ Screen
• 1136 by 640 Resolution
• iOS6
• White or black
• New headphones come with it
• Better battery life
• Prices are same as 4S: $199 for 16GB, $299 for 32GB, $399 for 64GB (on contract)
• Thinner
• HD 720p camera
• 8 mega pixel rear camera.
• LTE 4G in US
• Faster wifi and bluetooth
• A6 processor
• New lighting 9 pin connector

Overall the iPhone 5 is extremely easy to use. It is super light and thin. The iPhone 5 provides a splendid experience with its new 4 inch screen. I definitely suggest getting the iPhone 5 as an upgrade from and iPhone 3GS or iPhone 4.

Verizon iPhone 5 is unlocked! Well sort of? According to a report today from AP, Verizon is not going to re-lock the iPhone 5.

“NEW YORK (AP) — Verizon Wireless said Monday that it won’t prevent its version of the iPhone 5 from being used on AT&T’s network. The Verizon version of the iPhone 5, which went on sale Friday, came with an unexpected feature: it works on the network of AT&T and many other phone companies [including T-Mobile], as well as on Verizon’s. It’s the first time Verizon, the country’s largest cellphone company, has sold a phone that works on competing U.S. networks with no complicated hacking, or “unlocking,” procedures.”

Now most of us know that from the past Verizon did everything that it could to keep their customers AWAY from AT&T and other competing companies. But this time around they really cant do that. A Howard Forums poster noted that when Verizon bought its 700MHz spectrum a few years ago, which it now uses for LTE, it told the Federal Communications Commission it would not lock phones that used this network as part of the deal. AP continues there report saying…

“I’ve been reading up on the open access provisions in regards to the C-Block of 700 mhz LTE spectrum. There is a very specific line saying that a licensee(Verizon) cannot configure devices to be locked against use on another network. This means that Verizon would be violating Federal law if the iPhone 5′s sim slot is even partially locked. Unlike on the iPhone 4S – these regulations mean that Verizon must even allow an AT&T sim card to be used in any Verizon iPhone 5.

The relevant law is found here in the Code of Federal Regulations
Title 47 – Telecommunication. CHAPTER I – FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (CONTINUED). SUBCHAPTER B – COMMON CARRIER SERVICES. PART 27 – MISCELLANEOUS WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES. Subpart B – Applications and Licenses. § 27.16Network access requirements for Block C in the 746-757 and 776-787 MHz bands.

Take a look at this : (e) Handset locking prohibited. No licensee may disable features on handsets it provides to customers, to the extent such features are compliant with the licensee’s standards pursuant to paragraph (b)of this section, nor configure handsets it provides to prohibit use of such handsets on other providers’ networks.”

Of course there is a downside to this whole iPhone unlock thing and it’s that Verizon iPhone’s cannot utilize LTE on AT&T’s network, but it will however be able to use T-Mobile’s 2G and new 1900MHz 4G network.

There is no word of what exploit was used nor if/when this will be released. I have no doubts that this jailbreak it legitimate but I do have doubts if this is an exploit in which it can be distributed to users. If you would like to know more be sure to check the latest and greatest on iTweak.Tv or follow us on twitter! @iTweakTv

In this video I unbox the brand new iPhone 5 in white. This is a 16GB AT&T iPhone 5. The new iPhone 5 packs a brand new A6 processor, iOS 6, 8MP Camera, 4 inch Screen, and much more.

Source: Engadget

Source: RedmondPie

So the iPhone 5 got a new A6 Chip, well as many people predicted the iPhone 5 appears to have 1GB of RAM. But one little secret is that the markings on the A6 chip shown both at the iPhone 5 announcement and on Apple’s current page appear to be Samsung parts? AnandTech translated the markings on the chip and this is what they had to say about it.

“Apple thankfully didn’t obscure the details of its A6 slide at the launch event, which gave us a Samsung part number: K3PE7E700F-XGC2. Through crafty navigation of Samsung’s product guide, Brian Klug got us the details. The K3P tells us we’re looking at a dual-channel LPDDR2 package with 32-bit channels. The E7E7 gives us the density of each of the two DRAM die (512MB per die, 1GB total). The final two characters in the part number give us the cycle time/data rate, which in this case is 1066MHz.”

Now this A6 chip does beat the speed of the iPhone 4s by a far, but it’s not quite as fast as the iPad 3. Check out the chart below for different product speeds.

 As always make sure to check back here on iTweak.tv for more Apple rumors and news!

There was speculation that Apple would be the only manufacture of the lighting cables and converters but we recently we have seen connectors on ebay and amazon which are less expensive.

The Features:

“Blown Away” is right! Within 60 minutes of preorders the iPhone 5′s ship times increased to weeks. For anyone looking to get an iPhone 5 anytime soon and did not already preorder will have better luck waiting in line at an apple, AT&T, Verizon, or sprint store on launch day.