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Unlock iOS 6 On iPhone 4 And iPhone 3GS Using Ultrasn0w Fixer

There are plenty of dev-teams and individual enthusiasts spending the majority of their time looking for new loopholes and gaps missed by Apple’s security team, and as well as often highlighting potential threats to users, the work is also done for the purpose of jailbreaking and unlocking.

Some believe both jailbreaking and unlocking to be one in the same, and although their paths do cross, there is a fundamental difference between these two most popular kinds of exploits. For whilst a jailbreak allows unsigned code to be installed within one’s iOS software, an unlock is a method allowing any SIM to be used on a smartphone – bypassing restrictions usually beset by a carrier.

In terms of unlocking, many, if not most carriers offer a way for older smartphones to be unlocked, but this isn’t the case for everybody, and as such, there’s still quite a significant reliance on the work of the wonderful folk taking their time to work out the unlock solutions we sometimes take for granted.

If you’ve been preserving your baseband for unlocking purposes over the past couple of years, you’ll be more than familiar with a little jailbreak utility called Ultrasn0w Fixer, and if you were hoping the wait for iOS 6 support wasn’t going to be too tantalizing, then you’re in luck, since it has indeed been updated for iOS 6.



Ultrasn0w Fixer for iOS 6 will only work for iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GS users, and supports the following basebands:

01.59.00
04.26.08
05.11.07
05.13.01
05.12.01
06.15.00
The official Ultrasn0w might be updated at some point in the near future, but this Fixer should tide you over until that time. You will of course need your device on a jailbreak iOS 6 (a tethered-only break, at time of writing), with preserved baseband.

Without further ado, here’s the quick and easy-to-follow guide.

Step 1: Launch Cydia, and hit Manage, then Sources.

Step 2: Next, you’ll need to add the iparelhos repository. If you’ve been organized and re-added your sources from iOS 5, then it should already be there, but if not, select Edit and Add, and type http://repo.iparelhos.com before hitting Add Source.



Step 3: Open the repo and browse to the Ultrasn0w Fixer for 6.0 utility. Next, tap the Install button and let Cydia work its magic.



Step 4: Next, download the latest official iteration of Ultrasn0w from Cydia.

Step 5: Simply install this Ultrasn0w, after which, your work is done. Congratulations!

Please ensure you install the Fixer BEFORE you install the official Ultrasn0w, otherwise it will not work properly.

Windows 8

With less than two weeks to go until Windows 8 is officially available to consumers; Microsoft has kicked off the countdown by lifting the lid on the first video in what is sure to be a very high profile and expensive advertisement campaign. We’ve had wind of some speculation in the last few days regarding a potential Microsoft advertising campaign, as well as a leaked set of videos that were said to be official Microsoft creations, but to top that off; the first ad has officially landed today that gives an indication of what is to come.

Windows 8 and will be hoping that consumers will greet it with enthusiasm in the coming months. The initial advertisement, which is available to see on the Windows Videos YouTube channel, features an onscreen countdown that takes inspiration from a space launch mission and comes to a predictable halt when it reaches number eight.
The video shows a number of individuals using Windows 8 on varying device types including touchscreen tablets, standard desktop based computers as well as touch-enabled desktop and notebooks. Although, we expect Microsoft to follow up this video with a number of additional creations that focus heavily on individual features, it is obvious that the company want to give an initial overview of what the new Windows 8 software is capable of and the many uses that we will have for it.
The first advert is ended with the "Windows reimagined" tagline, and the date on which the software will be launched around the world. In addition to the video based advertising campaign, Microsoft has also invested heavily in billboard posters around the United States to advertise the upcoming Surface tablet that will be launched on the same day as Windows 8. As part of the launch schedule; the Redmond based software giants have a media event planned for October 25th with a number of outlets getting ready to sell the hardware and software at the stroke of midnight.

Microsoft has not only invested extremely heavily in the design, development and testing of the fantastic Windows 8 OS, but they have also thrown significant resources into promoting and spreading the word about what the latest in the Windows franchise will offer to users. It’s highly likely that the next few weeks will be all about the next-generation of  Windows.

iOS 6 jailbrake & downgrade

As you might already know, a new version of Redsn0w has been released which apart from many other features adds support for restoring to an older or same version of iOS 5.x firmware. So if for any reason you feel the need to restore your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch from a firmware like iOS 5.x to iOS 5.x which Apple isn’t signing, the following guide should help you do just that.

Before jumping on the how-to instructions, it is important that you carefully read the low down below:

Apple A4 Powered Devices (iPhone 4, iPod touch 4th Generation)

Those who happen to own a device like the iPhone 4 or fourth-generation iPod touch that is powered by the Apple A4 CPU, they will always be able to restore to the older firmwares as long as they have the SHSH blobs captured and saved for the firmware that they are trying to downgrade to. Those particular devices will also always be able to benefit from a tethered jailbreak on those firmwares all thanks to the limera1n exploit. For downgrading these devices from iOS 6, check our downgrade iOS 6 to 5.1.1 guide, for jailbreaking, check our complete jailbreak iOS 6 guide.

iPad 2

For those who have an iPad 2 powered by Apple’s A5 processor and wish to restore to iOS 5.x from iOS 6, well the good news is that it is possible, provided you meet the requirement. The process relies on SHSH blobs being captured for both the 4.x and 5.x firmwares if you want to downgrade to 5.x from 6.0. If you want to rollback to an earlier version of 4.x or 5.x from 5.x, then only the 4.x SHSH blobs are needed.

iPad 3 and iPhone 4S

There is a new re-restore feature being added to Redsn0w for iPhone 4S and iPad 3 which allows these devices to be restored to any iOS 5.x firmware as long as they have SHSH blobs saved for iOS 5.x and that they have not upgraded to iOS 6. But if you have updated these devices to iOS 6, there is no way of going back, at least for now. It may not seem like great news but it does mean that if anything goes wrong with the device then a restore is always possible to a version of iOS 5 allowing a jailbreak to be performed once again.

Note: If you got to the current iOS 5.x firmware on your device via OTA method (not iTunes restore), you are not eligible for iOS 5.x-to-iOS 5.x restore feature.




Step 1: Download the latest version of Redsn0w and extract the contents of the compressed file to a familiar folder. (download links: Windows / Mac)

Step 2: Run Redsn0w and select Extras from the main menu. Make sure to run the application in Administrator Mode if using a Windows machine. Mountain Lion users need to start Redsn0w by Ctrl-Click on the icon and then selecting Open from the new menu.

Step 3: Navigate to Extras->Even More menu option from the main screen before selecting the Restore option.

Step 4: Select the IPSW option and select the iOS firmware file that you would like to restore to from within the navigation windows.


Step 5: Redsn0w will provide an alert if an additional firmware file is required. If it is then make note of the required IPSW and locate it on your machine. At this point Redsn0w will also prompt you to connect your device to your PC or Mac if you haven’t already.

Step 6: Thoroughly read all warnings and alerts before continuing on. The next step is to select your saved SHSH blobs that can either be located locally or remotely depending on your preference. Redsn0w will then stitch all of the required components together, put your device into Recovery mode, and restore the connected device to the desired iOS version.

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