Firecore has released an updated version of Seas0nPass (for Mac) that includes an untethered jailbreak for the AppleTV 4.1.1 (iOS 4.2.1) software.
Firecore has released an updated version of Seas0nPass (for Mac) that includes an untethered jailbreak for the AppleTV 4.1.1 (iOS 4.2.1) software. All credit for the untethered jailbreak process goes to the Chronic Dev Team.
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With Chronic DevTeam’s permission, the iPhone DevTeam incorporated their 4.2.1 “feedface” untether into today’s PwnageTool 4.2. This means iPhone unlockers can safely restore to a custom 4.2.1 pre-jailbroken IPSW and retain their current baseband and unlock.
A few days, we showed you how to manually enable FaceTime on the iPad, and today we’re going to show you how to use an app to automate the whole process.
A few days ago, we showed you how to manually enable FaceTime on the iPad, and today we’re going to show you how to use an app to automate the whole process. Props to Intell for this nifty little app.
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Greenpois0n RC5 was a little bit butty, so a couple of hours later they released a new update, RC5_2, which should fix all the issues but there’s one thing missing: the custom animated bootlogo. In this tutorial we’re going to show you how to enabled it.
A few hours ago, Chronic DevTeam released Greenpois0n RC5 which allows us to apply an untethered jailbreak to our iOS devices running iOS 4.2.1 ( and iOS 4.1.1 ). The software was pretty buggy, so a couple of hours later they released a new update, RC5_2, which should fix all the issues but there’s one thing missing: the custom animated bootlogo. In this tutorial we’re going to show you how to enabled it.
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Normally, unlockers should avoid this tool, because in order to use it you need to restore to a stock 4.2.1 FW which will update your baseband. But, thanks to TinyUmbrella, iPhone 4 owners who need to unlock, can update to iOS 4.2.1 and use greenpois0n without loosing the ability to unlock.
A couple of hours ago, Chronic DevTeam finally released a new update for greenpois0n which allow us to apply an untethered jailbreak to our iOS devices running iOS 4.2.1 ( and iOS 4.1.1 ). Normally, unlockers should avoid this tool, because in order to use it you need to restore to a stock 4.2.1 FW which will update your baseband. But, thanks to TinyUmbrella, iPhone 4 owners who need to unlock, can update to iOS 4.2.1 and use greenpois0n without loosing the ability to unlock.
Just a quick heads-up: if you are an AT&T customer ( and an iPhone user of course ), you probably received text messages to remind you about an ‘important’ software upgrade for your iPhone. It’s a trap!
Just a quick heads-up: if you are an AT&T customer ( and an iPhone user of course ), you probably received text messages along the lines of the one in the above screenshot. It’s a trap! Jailbreakers and especially unlockers DO NOT update your firmware. You will loose the ability to jailbreak ( at least you won’t be able to get an untethered jailbreak right now ) and you will definitely loose the ability to unlock – probably forever.
Just a quick heads-up: Apple is about to drop iOS 4.2.1 for the AppleTV 2G. The update won’t show directly on the AppleTV yet, but you can download it from this address.
Just a quick heads-up: Apple is about to drop iOS 4.2.1 for the AppleTV 2G. The update won’t show directly on the AppleTV yet, but you can download it from this address.
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From multitasking to AirPlay, the new iOS 4 makes the iPad more versatile than ever.
From multitasking to AirPlay, the new iOS 4 makes the iPad more versatile than ever.
This is not an official release, and you won’t find them in Cydia. Note that both betas are untested, and meant for bug reports.
ashikase, the dev of Backgrounder and MultiIconMover has released a beta version for both tweaks with support for iOS 4.2.1. This is not an official release, and you won’t find them in Cydia. Note that both betas are untested, and meant for bug reports. But if you already updated to 4.2.1 and use the existing jailbreaks ( most probably tethered ), there’s not much you can loose.
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AirVideoEnabler enables video streaming to AppleTV using AirPlay from any 3rd party apps, including Safari. Normally, AirPlay video is restricted to the YouTube.app.
Yesterday we told you that AllPlay – a tweak to enable AirPlay video support in third party apps, which makes iOS 4.2 run the way it suppose to – was submitted to BigBoss and should be available in Cydia today. Unfortunately, BigBoss didn’t refresh the repo, and the package is not yet, but a new tweak is available now: AirVideoEnabler
