Add Coolest Animations to iPhone [Video]

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Got an iOS 5 and looking out for some cool stuff? Here we are introducing you with AnimateAll. It is a jailbreak tweak which makes it possible for you to animate your iPhone’s screen.

This jailbreak tweak actually allows you to run animations on lock screen and home screen together and without any lag. Furthermore, this is actually modern version of AnimateLockScreen, which enables different animation patterns on Lock screen alongside of boot animation. But with AnimateAll, you will be able to add the same or different patterns of animation to your notification center along with Home Screen and Lock Screen.
There are a number of options integrated in the software under the hood of Settings.app like choosing from different animation patterns, disabling any of the animation patterns from lock screen, home screen or even from notification center and many many more.

It is ready to be grabbed at Cydia’s BigBoss repo only for $1.00 but if you have already purchased AnimateLockScreen previously then AnimateAll is an all free tool for you, enjoy!

How to Jailbreak iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad with Broken Home button

 

 

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Your iOS is bugged or running slow and you are looking for a solution to restore and then to jailbreak your iDevice? But due to broken home button you can’t help yourself? Don’t get annoyed over it as the iPhone Dev Team is providing you with a simplest solution of moving into the DFU mode with broken home button. This method uses latest version of Redsn0w 0.9.14b2 which allows you to create a firmware which pushes your iDevice into the DFU mode.

Required Downloads:

• Download Redsn0w 0.9.14b2 for Windows
• Download Redsn0w 0.9.14b2 for Mac

1. Open if you have already downloaded the latest version of Redsn0w i.e 0.9.14b1
2. Click on Extras (second option) from the main window of the Redsn0w
3. Go into “Even more” then click on to “DFU IPSW” and hit “OK”
4. Locate signed IPSW file from your computer database or else download it
5. As the file gets selected, the Redsn0w will start its working and you would be able to see it.
6. The file would be saved with the initials of “ENTER_DFU” at the same location of the source file.
7.  Now launch your computer’s iTunes software and hit the “Restore” tab while holding shift button, select the file and let it run.
8. You will see black screen when it is done, this is the DFU mode and now you are able to restore your iDevice, good luck!

How To: Downgrade iPhone 3G/3GS Baseband From 06.15.00 To 05.13.04 With RedSn0w 0.9.14b2 [Windows] 06.15.00 To 05.13.04 With RedSn0w 0.9.14b2 [Win MuscleNerd updated RedSn0w to version 0.9.14b2 earlier today to include an improved baseband downgrade and also a new “DFU IPSW” feature. This new version of RedSn0w actually covers 3 different types of NOR chips found in the iPhone 3G and 3GS (the earlier version covered only the most prevalent NOR chip). This means if you were experiencing problems downgrading your iPhone 3G or 3GS previously you should try again with this new version of RedSn0w. The process has also been simplified, to make it even easier to downgrade from the 06.15.00 baseband. As such, in this how to guide you will learn how to downgrade your iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS from the 06.15.00 baseband to the 05.13.04 baseband with the Windows version of RedSn0w 0.9.14b2.

How To: Downgrade iPhone 3G/3GS Baseband From 06.15.00 To 05.13.04 With RedSn0w 0.9.14b2 [Windows]

06.15.00 To 05.13.04 With RedSn0w 0.9.14b2 [Win

MuscleNerd updated RedSn0w to version 0.9.14b2 earlier today to include an improved baseband downgrade and also a new “DFU IPSW” feature. This new version of RedSn0w actually covers 3 different types of NOR chips found in the iPhone 3G and 3GS (the earlier version covered only the most prevalent NOR chip). This means if you were experiencing problems downgrading your iPhone 3G or 3GS previously you should try again with this new version of RedSn0w. The process has also been simplified, to make it even easier to downgrade from the 06.15.00 baseband. As such, in this how to guide you will learn how to downgrade your iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS from the 06.15.00 baseband to the 05.13.04 baseband with the Windows version of RedSn0w 0.9.14b2.

Note: For a Mac OS X version of this guide please click here.

06.15.00 Baseband Downgrade To 05.13.04

Step 1: Download RedSn0w 0.9.14b2 for the Windows operating system using the download mirror below or through the iJailbreak Downloads Section.
Download RedSn0w 0.9.14b2 (Windows)
Step 2: Once you have downloaded RedSn0w 0.9.14b2 you will need to launch it by first extracting RedSn0w, then right clicking on the RedSn0w.exe and clicking the Run as administrator option (if applicable).

Step 3: With RedSn0w 0.9.14b2 up and running you will need to click the Jailbreak button once RedSn0w identifies its model and baseband version. After clicking the Jailbreak button RedSn0w 0.9.14b2 will begin processing your current firmware.

When the firmware has been processed you will come to a screen with a few options. Obviously you will want to ensure the Downgrade from iPad baseband is selected, and if you are not sure what the other options do you can jut ignore them (you needn’t worry about de-selecting Cydia anymore).
Once all your options have been selected you will need to click the Next button and you will come to a screen where you will need to put your iPhone into DFU mode. Read through and follow the instructions presented to you which is to plug in and power off your iPhone and click the next button.

Step 4: When you click the next button you will need to follow the instructions presented to you to put your iPhone into DFU mode.

• Hold down Power (corner) button for 5 seconds.
• Without releasing the Power button, also hold down the Home (bottom center) button along with the Power button for 10 seconds.
• Without releasing the home button, stop holding down the power button for up to 15 seconds.

Step 5: After you successfully enter DFU mode RedSn0w 0.9.14b2 will begin the baseband downgrading process. DO NOT interrupt or use the computer during this time. It is important to keep in mind that when your iPhone gets to the “Flashing Baseband” step it will sit there for up to 10 minutes with no feedback. Again DO NOT interrupt or disconnect your iPhone, especially during this step. When the iPhone is finished being downgraded it will reboot into a functional and jailbroken state. Congrats!

Now that your iPhone 3G or 3GS has been downgraded to a regular iPhone baseband, the next step to unlocking your iPhone on the 05.13.04 is simply installing the latest version of UltraSn0w from Cydia. For more tutorials visit the How To Jailbreak Section. Leave any questions or further thoughts in the comments section below.

Note: If you are encountering crashes or ‘no signal’ after installing UltraSn0w click here to follow a how to guide to fix this problem for good.

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White iPhone 4 not thicker than black version according to Apple SVP and Consumer Reports

Following the release of Apple’s white iPhone 4 last week, preliminary reports suggested that a slightly thicker case was among the differences between the new white model and the older black iPhone 4 model. According to Apple’s SVP of Product Marketing and to Consumer Reports, however, the white model should be the same thickness as the black version. On Sunday, Apple’s Phil Schiller was quoted by Apple enthusiast blog 9to5 Mac as saying “[The white iPhone 4] is not thicker, don’t believe all the junk that you read,” in a private response to an inquiry on Twitter. Then on Monday, Consumer Reports took a set of calipers to both the white and black iPhone 4 models and found them to be the exact same thickness: 0.37 inches. Of course we’ve all seen images of a white iPhone 4 lined up next to a black model and the difference in thickness is quite apparent — we’ve even verified that one of our own white iPhone 4 models is thicker than its black counterpart. According to Schiller and these new measurements taken by Consumer Reports, however, it looks like we can chalk up the differences to Apple’s increasingly poor quality control rather than an amended design.