Category: iPad 4

  • Download iOS 7 Public Release for iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad

    Download iOS 7 Public Release for iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad

    Finally, the wait for the next level of iOS is over. Apple has released iOS 7 for public after releasing the first Beta on WWDC 13. Apple has taken iOS 7 to a completely new level by changing the UI, Icons, Features, and many more things for iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad. This is the first time in history that Apple has made such a great advancement in its iOS since its initial release.

    Apple has changed iOS Versions accordingly, in past, but the tech giant didn’t made any significant changes in its iOS legacy until now. However, this year Apple has taken iOS 7 to a completely new level by changing the layout, UI, and design of the iOS 7 for iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad.

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    At the time of its initial announcement, many people criticized iOS 7 because of the pathetic look that it had on the day one, but later on with the consecutive Beta releases, people started to be familiar with the look of iOS 7 because it was the future of iOS Versions by Apple.

    As of today, Apple has released the public version of iOS 7 and we are waiting to see the response of people who will be updating to iOS 7 because it has a different look than its predecessors.

    Download iOS 7 for iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad Direct Download Links

    Before you proceed on with Downloading of iOS 7 for your Device, Dont forget to back it up using this guide present here.

    Download iOS 7 for iPhone 4 (GSM)

    Download iOS 7 for iPhone 4 Rev

    Download iOS 7 for iPhone 4 (CDMA)

    Download iOS 7 for iPhone 4S

    Download iOS 7 for iPhone 5 (GSM)

    Download iOS 7 for iPhone 5 (GSM+CDMA)

    Download iOS 7 for iPad 2 Rev A

    iPad 2 Wi-Fi – Download Link

    iPad 2 Wi-Fi + GSM – Download Link

    iPad 2 Wi-Fi + CDMA – Download Link

    Download iOS 7 for iPad 3 (Wi-Fi)

    iPad 3 Wi-Fi + GSM – Download Link

    iPad 3 Wi-Fi + CDMA – Download Link

    Download iOS 7 for iPad 4 Wi-Fi

    iPad 4 Wi-Fi + GSM – Download Link

    iPad 4 Wi-Fi + CDMA – Download Link

    Download iOS 7 for iPad Mini (Wi-Fi)

    iPad Mini Wi-Fi + GSM – Download Link

    Download iOS 7 for iPod Touch 5

  • Apple Added iPad/iPad Mini support in iOS 7 Beta 2 – Download Links

    Apple Added iPad/iPad Mini support in iOS 7 Beta 2 – Download Links

    With the release of iOS 7 Beta 2 for developers, Apple has added the support of iPad/iPad Mini in the same iOS 7 Beta 2 version as well. This is the first time in history that Apple has added the support of iOS in second beta. Else Apple used to add the support of every compatible iDevice in the first Beta. This is strange, but true. Apple announced iOS 7 Beta 1 after showcasing it on June 10, 2013 at WWDC 13 and today Apple released iOS 7 Beta 2 for developers to continue the testing on the second beta version.

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    This iOS 7 Beta 2 version supports all iDevices other than iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch 4 because Apple dropped the support of these devices in iOS 7.

    Below is the change log:

    [toggle title_open=”Close Me” title_closed=”Open Me” hide=”yes” border=”yes” style=”default” excerpt_length=”0″ read_more_text=”Read More” read_less_text=”Read Less” include_excerpt_html=”no”]Notes and Known Issues

    The following issues relate to using iOS SDK 7.0 to develop code.

    AirDrop
    Notes

    “Contacts Only” support requires that:

    You are logged into iCloud.
    The sender and receiver have each other’s Apple ID email addresses in Contacts on their devices.
    Known Issues

    “Contact Only” currently requires that you have an active Internet connection.
    Occasionally, AirDrop will exhibit unreliability in discovery and/or data transfer to peers over Wi-Fi.
    The App Store should support the ability to find an app capable of opening a received document based on the document’s Uniform Type Identifier (UTI). Currently, just a blank screen is displayed.
    AV Foundation
    Notes

    AVCaptureSession now uses your app’s AVAudioSession by default.

    Known Issues

    AVCaptureSession is unable to produce samples to its AVCaptureAudioDataOutput when the app is running in the background.

    Calendar
    Known Issues

    Edits made to iCloud Calendar events off-device will not push to the device.

    Workaround: Update the calendar manually or trigger a fetch by modifying an event on-device.

    Car Display
    Known Issues

    Support for Car Display will be provided once compatible systems are available.

    Core Animation
    Notes

    When the UIViewGroupOpacity key is not present, the default value is now YES. The default was previously NO.

    This means that subviews of a transparent view will first be composited onto that transparent view, then the precomposited subtree will be drawn as a whole onto the background. A NO setting results in less expensive, but also less accurate, compositing: each view in the transparent subtree is composited onto what’s underneath it, according to the parent’s opacity, in the normal painter’s algorithm order.

    Core Data
    Known Issues

    Moving data from a local sandbox to iCloud using migratePersistentStore causes a crash. Instead, manually migrate the data store by iterating over the objects in the local data store file.

    Game Center
    Known Issues

    When adding new Apple IDs to Game Center, they must be added through the Game Center app and not Settings.
    If you launch a Game Center app while not logged into Game Center, the Game Center login sheet may be unreadable.
    Game Kit
    Known Issues

    The API for sending reminders is present but unimplemented in this seed.
    The API for loading leaderboard sets might need to be called a second time for it to succeed.
    iCloud
    Notes

    Activation Lock, a new feature of Find My iPhone, is turned on automatically when Find My iPhone is enabled on any device running iOS 7. Activation Lock requires users to enter their Apple ID and password to turn off Find My iPhone, sign out of iCloud, erase the device, or reactivate the device after an erase. It’s important to sign out of iCloud, or choose Settings > General > Erase All Content and Settings, before transferring a device to a new user to allow them to use the device.

    Known Issues

    Signing out of an iCloud account with Find My iPhone turned on requires you to enter your Apple ID password. However, in some cases, the keyboard does not appear.
    Workaround: Double-tapping the home button will bring up the keyboard.

    On rare occasions, users might experience difficulties setting up iCloud Keychain on some of their devices.
    Workaround: A temporary Reset iCloud Keychain button is available in iCloud Settings > Account > Account Security.

    After users change their iCloud Security Code to Simple or Complex, they will not be able to recover their keychain items from the secure backup.
    Workaround: Change the country code field under Account Security so that the user can receive the SMS Verification Code to complete the recovery process.

    Sometimes when creating a new Apple ID and choosing to use iCloud in Setup Assistant, iCloud will not be turned on.
    Workround: Go to Settings/iCloud and sign in with your Apple ID.

    iCloud Keychain users who set up an additional device will receive an approval request to the other devices with iCloud Keychain turned on. The approval request will not be displayed if their screens are off and the devices are idle.
    Workaround: Wake up any peer device to accept the approval request.

    Users signing out of iCloud by deleting their iCloud account, erasing all contents and settings, or erasing the device via Find My iPhone and signing back in will not be presented with the correct iCloud Keychain setup screens.
    Workaround: Use the seed-only iCloud Keychain Reset button.

    Users who have a single device with iCloud Keychain on will not be presented with the correct iCloud Keychain setup screens after restoring from a backup.
    Workaround: Use the seed-only iCloud Keychain Reset button.

    When setting up iCloud Keychain, many iCloud Security Code candidates will be rejected for being too weak.
    Workaround: Choose a 4-digit iCloud Security Code that does not have an obvious pattern.

    Restoring your device from the same device’s iCloud backup will lose all passwords for Wi-Fi, profiles, accounts, and apps.
    When just Calendars or just Reminders is toggled off then back on again in iCloud settings, data may not resync to the device.
    Workaround: Turn off both Calendars and Reminders, and then turn them both back on.

    Nonpurchased ePubs and PDFs will not be restored when iCloud-restoring an iOS 7 device with a pre-iOS 7 backup. Purchased content will be restored without issue.
    Workaround: Use iTunes sync.

    In iOS 7, Find My iPhone and Bookmarks toggles are no longer supported on secondary iCloud accounts. When you update your device with either of these options enabled on a secondary iCloud account, they will be turned off with no user notification.
    Workaround: Set up the primary iCloud account via Settings/iCloud and then enable Find My iPhone or Bookmarks.

    Users cannot use Simple or Complex iCloud Security Codes to recover their keychain items from their secure backup on iPhone 4.
    Workaround: Use Random iCloud Security Codes to backup keychain items.

    Location Services
    Known Issues

    Location Services will be off by default after updating from prior releases. This prohibits Find My iPhone from working.
    Workaround: Turn on Location Services in Settings > Privacy > Location Services.

    In this seed, GPS-based location is nonfunctional on iPhone 4. This includes AGPS call flows used for 911 emergency services location requests. Wi-Fi and cellular-based location remain functional.
    MapKit
    Notes

    If the calls to renderInContext on the layer backing an MKMapView are made off the main thread, they should be eliminated or moved to the main thread. Failure to do so can cause an app crash. Instead of using renderInContext, use the new MKMapSnapshotter APIs.

    Known Issues

    Using +[MKMapCamera cameraLookingAtCenterCoordinate:fromEyeCoordinate:eyeAltitude:] may result in the wrong map heading being chosen.
    Using +[MKMapSnapshot pointForCoordinate:] returns the wrong result for nonsquare snapshots.
    Multitasking
    Known Issues

    Silent pushes will always wake the device.
    Currently, there is no API that lets you inspect the settings controlling your app’s background behavior.
    Music Player
    Known Issues

    MPMediaPickerController has been disabled for this seed. It will immediately return as if the user canceled the selection.

    Networking
    Notes

    Cellular fallback is a technology that will attempt to connect over the cellular interface when a connection over the Wi-Fi interface does not succeed. There are a number of cases where connection failures may occur over Wi-Fi, such as a cable modem in need of a reboot or a firewall that blocks access to certain resources.
    If your app restricts network operations over the cellular network, verify that your code is using the proper API to implement that policy.

    For example, if your app watches SCNetworkReachability for the kSCNetworkReachabilityFlagsIsWWAN to monitor when Wi-Fi is available, it may not behave correctly under cellular fallback.

    If an app uses this method and then attempts to connect, thinking it will get a connection over Wi-Fi, the app may inadvertently end up with a connection over the cellular network. The lack of the kSCNetworkReachabilityFlagsIsWWAN is not a guarantee that your connection will not go over cellular. If your code needs to enforce that a connection not go over cellular, it needs to specify that when making a networking request.

    Instead, for CFNetwork code using CFSocketStream, CFHTTPStream, or similar APIs, set the kCFStreamPropertyNoCellular property to true on the CF object before connecting.

    For NSURLRequests, call [request setAllowsCellularAccess: false].

    In addition to making sure your code will never be connected over cellular because of cellular fallback, this call ensures that your code will never be connected over cellular because of the VPN or convoluted routing problems (connecting to IPv6 over cellular because only IPv4 is available over Wi-Fi, etc.).

    To verify that your app is behaving properly, you should test against a broken Wi-Fi network. The easiest way to set up a broken Wi-Fi network is to set up an Apple AirPort Base Station or other Wi-Fi access point to hand out a DHCP address and leave the access point disconnected from the Internet. Another simple way of testing is to unplug the cable or DSL line from your cable or DLS modem.

    Two low-level networking APIs that used to return a MAC address now return the fixed value 02:00:00:00:00:00. The APIs in question are sysctl (NET_RT_IFLIST) and ioctl (SIOCGIFCONF). Developers using the value of the MAC address should migrate to identifiers such as -[UIDevice identifierForVendor]. This change affects all apps running on iOS 7.
    Newsstand
    Known Issues

    Newsstand background downloads that use HTTP basic or digest authentication will prompt the user with authorization alerts (NSURLConnectionDelegate callbacks for connectionShouldUseCredentialStorage and willSendRequestForAuthenticationChallenge are not called correctly).

    Nike + iPod
    Known Issues

    The Nike + iPod app is not included in this seed.

    Objective-C Runtime
    Notes

    Due to changes in how the isa field is implemented, *self may change during enumeration (for example, if the container is retained).

    Workaround: When implementing countByEnumeratingWithState, do not set state->mutationsPtr = self.

    Phone
    Known Issues

    If you select Voicemail and then another option, such as Contacts, and then return to Voicemail, the Phone app hangs. You will need to kill the Phone app and relaunch it.

    Reminders
    Known Issues

    Reminders may become unusable after the user creates a new list.

    Safari
    Known Issues

    Safari website credentials do not always autofill between mobile and desktop versions.
    Workaround: Use the desktop version if the site offers it.

    Users cannot delete their passwords via Safari Settings > Autofill.
    The SafariServices addToReadingList API doesn’t work on devices. However, it works fine on iOS Simulator.
    If a user deletes a saved credit card number (from Autofill), it will still autofill.
    Workaround: After deleting a credit card from Autofill, force-quit Safari or reboot the device.

    Security
    Notes

    -[UIDevice uniqueIdentifier] is no longer accepted in submissions to the App Store. In iOS 7, apps that are already on the store or on users’ devices that call this removed API will no longer be returned the UDID. Instead, -[UIDevice uniqueIdentifier] will return a 40-character string starting with FFFFFFFF, followed by the hex value of -[UIDevice identifierForVendor]. It is important to consider how this will affect existing apps. Consider submitting updates that no longer access the UDID.
    iOS now requests user consent for apps to use the microphone hardware on all iOS 6 devices. For devices sold in China, iOS will also request user consent for apps to use the camera hardware. The operating system will present the consent alert when you set the category of the instantiated AVAudioSesison. The AVAudioSessionCategories that will present the alert are AVAudioSessionCategoryRecord and AVAudioSessionCategoryPlayAndRecord.
    If the user doesn’t allow access, the audio session data will be all zeros (silence). For devices where camera access is requested and denied by the user, the video capture session is a black screen.

    The API gethostuuid() has been removed and will not be accepted for submission to the store regardless of the targeted OS. For existing apps running on iOS 7, the function will return a uuid_t representation of the vendor identifier (-[UIDevice identifierForVendor]).
    Known Issues

    Changing the Require Passcode time setting after a restore from backup will require a reboot for the change to take effect.

    Settings
    Known Issues

    In General > Background App Refresh, the per-app settings are not honored.
    In Notification Center, when selecting an alert style for an app, the examples for None, Banners, and Alerts are not displayed.
    Siri
    Known Issues

    The new Siri voices are not in this seed.

    Social
    Notes

    Up through iOS 6, when using TWTweetComposeViewController and SLComposeViewController (the latter only for Twitter and Weibo, but not Facebook), if the caller supplies a completionHandler, the supplied completionHandler is responsible for dismissing the view controller. As of iOS 7, if the app links against the iOS 7 SDK, the view controller will dismiss itself even if the caller supplies a completionHandler. To avoid this, the caller’s completionHandler should not dismiss the view controller.

    Known Issues

    When using the iOS 6.1 SDK on OS X v10.8 Mountain Lion, if you use the iOS 5.0 or iOS 5.1 Legacy SDK in iOS Simulator, you will not be able to use Twitter features: attempting to sign in to Twitter via the Settings pane will fail, and Twitter.framework will not work correctly. If you need to test Twitter features, you will need to choose either an iOS 6.1 or iOS 6.0 Simulator run destination, or you can test with iOS 5.x on a device.

    Springboard
    Notes

    Active touches are no longer canceled when the user takes a screenshot.
    Dynamic wallpaper is not available on iPhone 4.
    Known Issues

    When restoring from an iCloud backup on a device with hundreds of apps, Springboard may crash repeatedly.

    Sync
    Known Issues

    The Wi-Fi sync option in iTunes is checked, but Wi-Fi devices do not appear in iTunes.

    Workaround: On OS X, install the iOS 7.0 SDK after installing iTunes. Wi-Fi sync is not supported on Windows.

    UIKit
    Notes

    +[UIPasteboard pasteboardWithName:create:] and +[UIPasteboard pasteboardWithUniqueName] now unique the given name to allow only those apps in the same application group to access the pasteboard. If the developer attempts to create a pasteboard with a name that already exists and they are not part of the same app suite, they will get their own unique and private pasteboard. Note that this does not affect the system provided pasteboards, general, and find.
    Blurred layers are not available on iPhone 4.
    Parallax is not available on iPhone 4.
    Letterpress text is not available on iPhone 4.
    Known Issues

    When a device without a passcode is connected to an untrusted computer, iTunes will tell the user to approve on the phone, yet the phone never asks the user to approve. The phone is trusted anyway, so there is no functional impact, but the UI is missing.
    UIPickerView with custom views doesn’t show the views in the selection indicator.
    UIRefreshControl and the associated table view are hidden under the nav bar when setTranslucent: is NO.
    Auto Layout constraints do not take bar height into account, which leads to issues during rotation or when the height of the status bar changes.
    UIButtonTypeInfoLight, UIButtonTypeInfoDark, and UIButtonTypeDetailDisclosure buttons all look the same.
    The UIImagePickerController does not show a live preview when using custom overlays.
    Print Center is not functional. Seeing print job progress, job name, or job preview icon is not available in this seed. To ensure that the job name is correct for print jobs, use the Printer Simulator app in Xcode and check the log.
    When using Auto Layout to position a UIButton, if you set the content compression resistance or content hugging priority to minimum, the button will have ambiguous layout.
    Workaround: Don’t use a content compression resistance or content hugging priority of less than 2 for UIButton.

    UISwitchonTintColors is always green irrespective of what it’s set to.
    The title of the UIRefreshControl appears below the navigation bar.
    USB Tethering
    Known Issues

    Personal Hotspot (Internet Tethering) will not work if this seed of the iOS SDK 7.0 is installed.

    Voice Memos
    Known Issues

    The VoiceMemos app is not available in this seed.

    VoiceOver
    Known Issues

    Maps does not work with VoiceOver.
    Siri and VoiceOver do not always work together properly.
    Reminders does not work with VoiceOver.
    Weather
    Notes

    Weather conditions are not animated on iPhone 4.

    WebKit
    Notes

    Previously, when the viewport parameters were modified, the old parameters were never discarded. This caused the viewport parameters to be additive.
    For example, if you started with width=device-width and then changed it to initial-scale=1.0, you ended up with a computed viewport of .

    In iOS 7, this has been addressed. Now you end up with with a computed viewport of initial-scale=1.0.

    Previously, when using, the scale could be incorrect after rotation.
    Now, if a user has not scaled the page explicitly, the page is restored to its initial scale. Also, the current scale is now correctly restricted within the min-scale, max-scale bounds.

    Known Issues

    Some images for Retina display devices appear at twice the size that they should instead of being scaled down 50%. This issue can also occur with any image to be scaled that is larger than its container and that uses either the background-size property or the -webkit-background-size property. This issue affects both native apps that display web content and web pages viewed in Safari for iPhone.
    The background CSS shorthand property now resets the value of the background-size property to auto when background size is not specified. This new behavior is per the CSS spec, and the old behavior is available only for apps linked to an SDK prior to iOS 7.0 when running on iOS 7 or later.

    Workaround: Specify the background-size property or the -webkit-background-size property after the background shorthand property in the CSS stylesheet for the web content being displayed.

    When scrolling a page with animations, the animations stop and do not resume when the scrolling has stopped.[/toggle]

  • How to Semi-Restore iPhone /iPod Touch/iPad on iOS 5 – iOS 6.1.2

    How to Semi-Restore iPhone /iPod Touch/iPad on iOS 5 – iOS 6.1.2

    The days of normal restoring on the same iOS or on an older iOS version have said good-bye to the Jailbreak community because Apple played its move by closing all the methods for restoration that people were using. The same methods that every one was aware of and used to use for downgrading the iOS version to the same iOS version or an older version. The tools used in the past were Redsn0w and iFaith for these procedures. Unluckily, these two failed to work after Apple closed the window of SHSH Blobs and signing of API Tickets for that iOS version.

    Moreover, Redsn0w’s new update in which the support for iOS 6.1.2 Untethered Jailbreak was to be made, never saw the day light because of an unknown reason. The main reason might be the arrival of Absinthe iOS Untethered Jailbreak because MuscleNerd was on the team for the Untethered Jailbreak. Therefore, he might have not updated Redsn0w for iOS 6.1.2 support.

    However, we are now no more concerned for the update of Redsn0w because we got Absinthe to jailbreak and Sn0wbreeze. The main thing that we needed was the re-restore feature to be updated in Redsn0w to re-restore on the same iOS version.

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    As of now, CoolStarOrg has release an Amazing tool under the name of Semi-Restore iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad that allows a user to semi-restore iPhone while keeping the Untethered Jailbreak on the same iOS version. This tool doesn’t restores the iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch at full, indeed it semi-restores the iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad on the same iOS version. This tool simply allows a user to refresh his/her iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad as new, but with Cydia pre-installed in it.

    Do note that this tool doesn’t allow you to restore your iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad to a new iOS version or an old iOS version. It only allows you to semi-restore iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad on the same iOS version. This tool of Semi-Restore is compatible with iOS 5.0- iOS 6.1.2 and iPhone 4 – iPhone 5, iPad 2 – iPad 4, iPad Mini, and iPod Touch 4- iPod Touch 5.

    Before we proceed on with the tutorial of How to Semi-Restore iPhone /iPod Touch/iPad, we would like you to go through some FAQ’s made by CoolStarOrg on his website that are mandatory to follow for any one attempting to semi-restore iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad.

    Important! Read this or you may regret it!

    • Semi Restore supports Windows XP SP3 or higher, OS X 10.6 or higher, and Ubuntu 12.10 or higher (or the equivalent Linux).
    • There may be a better way to fix your current problem. For example, to fix “Safe Mode” issues, you can just uninstall Mobile Substrate from Cydia.
    • Like any other restore, make sure you backup your data if you want it later.
    • Avoid using your iOS device or anything related to iTunes or XCode during the Semi-Restore. Why not actually go outside?
    • This process cannot and does not repair broken system files! Avoid all Siri Ports, as they are not only illegal (except for Spire on 5.0.1) but they also create problems and may potentially break system files (even Spire can cause this).
    • Your device will respring or reboot several times during the Semi-Restore. This is perfectly normal, so don’t panic.

     

    FAQ

    • Can I use this to go from firmware x to firmware y? No, this only allows you to go to a fresh version of your current firmware.

     

    • Do I need SHSH blobs or APTickets for this semi-restore?

    No, since this is not a full restore and is at the userland level, this doesn’t require blobs.

     

    How to Semi-Restore iPhone / iPod Touch / iPad on iOS 5.0 – iOS 6.1.2 Using Mac/Windows:

    Step 1:

    Make sure that you are on iOS 5.0 – iOS 6.1.2 and not on iOS 6.1.3 or later because this tool wont work on iOS 6.1.3+.

    P.S: Note that it is not mandatory to follow the steps of semi-restore iPhone / iPod Touch/iPad if your device is working fine. Follow the steps in case of any issue or problem caused by the Device.

    If anything goes wrong while doing the procedure of semi-restore iPhone / iPod Touch/iPad, the management of TechGlued.Com wont be responsible, nor CoolStarOrg.

    Step 2:

    Download Semi-Restore iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad Tool for OS X

    Download Semi-Restore iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad Tool for Windows

    Step 3:

    After you have downloaded Semi-Restore 1.0.1 for your respective OS version, now un-extract the file using Zip or Winrar.

    Semi-restore_iphone

    Step 4:

    After un-extracting the file, you will get an .exe file for windows and a .DMG file for MAC.

    Now you need to run the Semi-Restore 1.0.1 accordingly.

    semi_restore

    Step 5:

    Once the program is up and running, now you need to plugin your iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad that is on iOS 5.0-iOS 6.1.2 and press the button of “Begin Process”.

    download_semi_restore_Mac

     

    download_semi_restore_windows

    Step 6:

    Have some patience while Semi-Restore injects the exploit and waits for the device to boot up. The device plugged in will boot 2-3 times while performing semi-restore.

    semi_restore_iphone_5

    semi_restore_i5

    The device will reboot 2-3 times, so don’t panic. When the device is up, unlock the screen because we did it during the process. we don’t think that it is mandatory, but we did it.

    Semi_restore_iphone_4

    iphone_4_semi_restore_download

    Step 7:

    The total process will consume about 3-5 minutes and it will be done. Once the process is done, it show a message that its done and iDevice will show this loading bar on the screen.

    semi_restore_done

    semi_restore_ipad_mini

    Step 8:

    Now setup the iDevice and enjoy a fresh semi-restore iPhone / iPod Touch/iPad treatment.

  • Download iOS 7 Beta 1 Released by Apple for Developers – Direct Links

    Download iOS 7 Beta 1 Released by Apple for Developers – Direct Links

    Apple reveals the all-new redesigned, flat user interfaced iOS 6 today. The Apple has also released the beta for the developers to download and get their hands-on with the new iOS 7 and develop their applications. For running the iOS 7 your device should be registered to the Apples developers account. Below are the direct links and the developers account links both to download iOS 7 beta 1 for only the iPhone as said by Apple.

     

    iOS-7-logo1

    Download iOS 7 Beta 1 Direct Links (Un-Official)

    iPhone 4 (GSM)
    iPhone 4 (GSM Rev A)
    iPhone 4S
    iPhone 5 (A1428)
    iPhone 5 (A1429)

    iPod Touch 5

    Download iOS 7 Beta 1 Developer Account Link (Official)

    iPhone 5 (Model A1428)
    iPhone 5 (Model A1429)
    iPhone 4S
    iPhone 4 (GSM Rev A)
    iPhone 4 (GSM)
    iPhone 4 (CDMA)
    iPod touch (5th generation)
    Mobile Device Installer Package

  • Apple Drops iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch 4 Support from iOS 7

    Apple Drops iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch 4 Support from iOS 7

    Finally Apple unveiled a whole new world on which it was working on since a long time to showcase on its WWDC 13. Therefore, today Apple finally showed off the products on which it was working to make them look different from their preceding versions. While showing off with new and innovative products, Apple demoed iOS 7 with a complete new design, UI, icons, and features that are exclusively available in iOS 7. No preceding version of iOS contains those features, UI, icons, and much more. Apple no doubt did a great makeover of iOS 7 for iPhone, iPod, and the iPad.

    In order to enjoy lot of new features in iOS 7, Apple dropped the support of iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch 4 because they were too old to support iOS 7. The support of iOS 7 starts from iPhone 4 to iPhone 5, iPad 2 to iPad 4, and iPad Mini as well.

    ios_7_iphone_3gs_ipod_touch_4

    Dropping the support of iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch 4 for iOS 7 seems to be a legit decision because these devices lag on the latest iOS 6.1.3 version. If Apple had rolled out iOS 7 for them, these devices would have been dead for sure. Therefore, Apple dropped the support of iOS 7 from iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch 4. Where as, iPhone 4 and beyond will support the latest iOS 7 version.

    People owning an iPod Touch4 or an iPhone 3GS would need to update their devices to the latest Apple gadget available for them on contract or off contract. However, it is not mandatory to update to iPhone 4 or beyond. Only update if you want to enjoy a newly designed iOS version.

  • Stop Kids from Using In-App Purchases System on iPhone/iPod/iPad – How To

    Stop Kids from Using In-App Purchases System on iPhone/iPod/iPad – How To

    Earlier today we reported about an incident that took place in the U.K, where a Five Year old kid spent £1,700 ($2,500) on In-App Purchases of Plants VS Ninja Game on iPad. David Kitchens Father, Greg Kitchen, downloaded the game of Plants VS Ninja on his son’s iPad after seeing the status of Free on it. The father was complete unaware of the fact that these free Apps usually got expensive in-app purchases and can be bought if any payment method is attached on iTunes. Un-expectedly, David started to buy weapons and other stuff through In-App purchases without knowing that he is being charged $100 for In-App Purchases.

    Not only David Kitchen wasn’t aware, even his parents were not aware of the fact that their son is doing something big on the iPad until payment confirmation E-Mails started to flood in the account holders E-Mail account. However, due to lack of awareness, Apple agreed to refund the total amount.

    These days the use of iPad/iPhone/iPod is increasing day by day among children. Every one needs to have an iPad/iPhone/iPod to play games or to use it for their professional use. To achieve this goal, people not only need to buy an iPhone/iPod/iPad, indeed they need to buy or download free apps from iTunes to utilize their iDevice. Over here, people downloading free or Paid Apps are unaware of the term of In-App purchases and only few of them are aware of this term. Usually Developers make the Free Apps to earn through In-App purchases that is not a good practice. Mostly people falling in this trap are those who have associated their Credit Card on iTunes and got kids using the iPhone/iPod/iPad.

    The question that people should ask or need to know about is, “How can we stop them using or from buying things through In-App Purchases System.”

    Parents having their Credit Card information on iTunes can stop their kids using the In-App Purchases System by setting up a parental control on their iPhone/iPod/iPad. This will help them from restricting that area of In-App Purchases System. In order to accomplish this goal, we have made a small guide to help all those who want to stop their kids from being David Kitchen part 2.

    Stop Kids from Using In-App Purchases System on iPhone/iPod/iPad – How To

    Step 1:

    Go into Settings.app on your iPhone/iPod/iPad.

    Step 2:

    Once you are in Settings.app on your iPhone/iPod/iPad, navigate to General.

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    Step 3:

    After going into General, go into Restrictions and Enable it.

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    Step 4:

    After you have Enabled the restrictions, configure it according to your need and keep the In-App Purchases option on Enable to stay safe from spending spree.

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