Unlock Baseband 3.0.04 on iOS 6 iPhone 4 CDMA / iPhone 4S
Friday, September 28, 2012
Posted by cyberman

If you are using iPhone 4 CDMA or iPhone 4S and updated it to iOS 6, I
will show you the way to successfully unlock 3.0.04 baseband which is
only on that devices.
It is now a secret that after iOS update your iPhone baseband changes
too. If you are our regular reader than you may know that I prepared
for you iOS 6 baseband overview
where you can find out what baseband your device will have after update
to the 6 generation of Apple iOS. And the iPhone 4 CDMA and iPhone 4S
baseband is 3.0.04, so let’s unlock it.
According to sources 65 percent of iPhone users have successfully
updated their gadgets to iOS 6. Some of them did it on purpose, and some
trough negligence. It is clear that if you use iPhone being unlocked
unofficially you will lose unlocking status after update. It is very sad
but what can we do except to be careful and always remember this.
Watch Apple Special Event September 2012 iphone 5 news ipod touche & ipod nano
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Posted by cyberman
How To Jailbreak iOS 6 GM With Redsn0w
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Posted by cyberman
The release of a new major version of Apple’s mobile operating system always brings with it a fair amount of uncertainty for those individuals who prefer their Apple mobile experience to have a jailbroken slant on it. Firmware point upgrades often represent minimal change and are often used by Apple as an attempt to close certain holes in the firmware that have been used by the jailbreak development teams to bypass their security in the previous iOS version. In most circumstances it generally doesn’t take that long to produce and release a jailbreak for a mid-range firmware upgrade.
Google releases YouTube app for iPhone
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Posted by cyberman
Overview of Major Features in iOS 6 (video)
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Posted by cyberman
Yesterday at WWDC 2012, Apple has unveiled the most advanced mobile OS in the world. iOS 6 gives you more features to make the things you do every day even better. It’s coming this fall, but a first beta was already released to developers. Jump over the break to check out what’s new in iOS 6.
iOS 6 vs Android 4 Ice Cream Sandwich VS Windows Phone 7.5 Mango Feature Comparison
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Posted by cyberman
Here are a few of the noteworthy changes that I have observed in creating the comparison chart: iOS will now have Facebook integration baked into the OS itself, Google has its own music store now (in the form of Google Play), all three platforms have seen substantial growth in their respective app ecosystems, and Windows Phone (sort of) has its own voice assistant functionality now in the form of Tellme. While we’re on the note of Windows Phone, something that I didn’t mention was that the Zune brand is being phased out, and its functionality as far as music and movie sales will be replaced with Xbox Music, and, well, perhaps something else for movies.
So, let’s take a look at this chart, shall we?
How To install iOS 6 beta Without Apple Developer Account
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Posted by cyberman
As Apple company makes pretty strict limitations on who can install iOS betas. So the only legal way for you to install iOS betas is to get your Unique Device Identifier or UDID registered as an iOS developer. UDIDead tool frees you from need to obtain the official iOS developer account (which costs $99/year) by simply adding a custom bundle from redsn0w.
Watch the WWDC 2012 Keynote ( Video )
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Posted by cyberman
Didn’t make it to WWDC 2012? No big deal, you saved yourself a whole grip of cash and you can watch the Apple keynote anyway from the comfort of your own home. The keynote covers everything launched and announced at WWDC this year, ranging from the MacBook Air refresh, MacBook Pro refresh, the all new retina MacBook Pro, iOS 6, OS X Mountain Lion, and lots of details of everything in between.
iOS 6 beta 1 Firmware Direct Download Links
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Posted by cyberman
The first developer beta of iOS 6 is now available to download for anyone registered with Apple’s Developer program. Arriving as beta build 10A5316k, it represents the first time developers outside of Apple will have a look at the new iOS version, which includes over 200 new features. A few of the most anticipated components of iOS 6 are the new Maps app with turn-by-turn directions, Siri for iPad 3, and FaceTime over 3G.
iOS 6 beta 1 is compatible with iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPod touch 4th gen, iPad 2, and iPad 3. There is a separate version available for Apple TV 2 and Apple TV 3 as well. Installing any of the beta builds requires iTunes 10.6.3, and Xcode 4.5 developer preview is also available for developers to download.
Registered developers can get the updates now from Apple’s Dev Center, joining Apple’s developer program costs $99 per yearly membership.Or install ios6 beta Without Developer Account HERE.







