Link Download Greenpois0n Absinthe Jailbreak

Download Absinthe Greenpoi0n jailbreak (Windows / Mac / Linux). As most of you know that Dream Team (Chronic Dev-team – iPhone Dev-team – Pod2g) has released iOS 5.0.1 / 5.0 untethered jailbreak for iPhone 4S and iPad 2. From time to another jailbreakers reporting issues after jailbreaking their iPhone 4S and iPad 2, due to these issues, hackers releasing new versions of GreenpoiOn Absinthe jailbreak. So in this post you will find latest versions of Greenpoin0n Absinthe jailbreak for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux as soon as they release.

Download Absinthe Greenpoi0n jailbreak (Windows / Mac / Linux). As most of you know that Dream Team (Chronic Dev-team – iPhone Dev-team – Pod2g) has released iOS 5.0.1 / 5.0 untethered jailbreak for iPhone 4S and iPad 2. From time to another jailbreakers reporting issues after jailbreaking their iPhone 4S and iPad 2, due to these issues, hackers releasing new versions of GreenpoiOn Absinthe jailbreak. So in this post you will find latest versions of Greenpoin0n Absinthe jailbreak for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux as soon as they release.

Download Absinthe Greenpois0n Jailbreak – Windows:

    * Download Absinthe Greenpois0n 0.4 (Windows)

    * Download Absinthe Greenpois0n 0.3 (Windows)

    * Download Absinthe Greenpois0n 0.2 (Windows)

Download Absinthe Greenpois0n Jailbreak – Mac:

    * Download Absinthe Greenpois0n 0.4 (Mac)

    * Download Absinthe Greenpois0n 0.3 (Mac)

    * Download Absinthe Greenpois0n 0.2 (Mac)

    * Download Absinthe Greenpois0n 0.1.2-2 (Mac)

    * Download Absinthe Greenpois0n 0.1.2-1 (Mac)

Download Absinthe GreenpoisOn Jailbreak – Linux:

    * Download Absinthe Greenpois0n 0.4 (Linux)

    * Download Absinthe Greenpois0n 0.3 (Linux)

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Jailbreak iPhone 4S and iPad 2 5.0.1 Untethered Using Absinthe

Jailbreak iPhone 4S and iPad 2 5.0.1 Untethered Using Absinthe Greenpoi0n. For Apple fans around the world, the release of Absinthe jailbreaking tool was a very welcome development, as it finally enabled proud owners of iPhone 4S to get an untethered jailbreak for their devices. We told you guys about Absinthe when it was released a couple of days back and promised a detailed tutorial for you guys to teach you how to jailbreak your iPhone 4S or iPad 2 running on the latest version of iOS 5.0.1.

So if you haven’t already gotten down to jailbreaking, whether you just didn’t know how to, or you were not aware of it, just follow this tutorial and the rest would just be a breeze.

Absinthe Untethered Jailbreak will support below devices :

    * iPhone 4S running iOS 5.0, 5.0.1 (9A405 and 9A406)
    * iPad 2 Wifi/GSM/CDMA running iOS 5.0.1

Required Downloads:

    * Download Absinthe Greenpois0n Absinthe (Windows / Mac / Linux)
    * Download iOS 5.0.1 ipsw for iPad 2 (GSM – CDMA)
    * Download 1OS 5.0.1 ipsw for iPhone 4S
    * Download iTunes


How to Jailbreak iPhone 4S / iPad 2 5.0.1 Untethered with Absinthe Greenpois0n :

This tutorial is very easy and in a few steps you will successfully jailbreak your iPhone 4S / iPad 2. You can use Absinthe to jailbreak iPhone 4S on Windows as well as Mac. Both versions of Absinthe are available in our downloads section. Be sure to backup your data as a precaution. Also remember that this would not unlock your iPhone, only jailbreak it.

Step 1: Go and grab the latest version of Absinthe jailbreaking tool.

Step 2: Establish a connection via USB cable with your iPhone 4S

Step 3: Now it’s pretty easy to start the jailbreaking process. Just hit the jailbreak button once your iPhone has been connected with your Pc or Mac and hit the jailbreak button. This would initiate the jailbreaking process.

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Siri iPhone 4S Jailbreak: SiriToggles Can Launch Apps, Change Settings And More

As with every technology, there will always be room for improvement. With Siri, it seems like changing iOS settings and launching apps are the two most requested features. If you’re already jailbroken, why not take a look at SiriToggles.

“SiriToggles integrates directly into Siri and you use the same way you normally use Siri. To toggle settings like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or cellular data, you can use the phrase “enable/disable” or “turn on/off,” followed by the setting you’d like to switch. You can launch any app by saying “launch app” followed by the app name.”

I’m not sure if Apple is working on these two features for iPad 3, iPhone 5 and maybe even iOS 6, but I seriously hope they do. As for SiriToggles, it should work for now. And did I mention that nice enhancement is free to download?

And of course, iPhone 4 and iPad 2 owners need not lose hope that Siri somehow will visit their phones soon… in due time.

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Revenge: iPhone 5 release date has AT&T, Verizon, Sprint serve it cold

Revenge is a dish best served cold. And so as the four major carriers look to serve up the iPhone 5 as a treat to those who’ve been patiently waiting for its release date, they’re each preparing to take out the legs of their own customer base in their own special way. There’s Verizon, who’s prepared to tell you how often you can use your iPhone for basic tasks. Rival AT&T wants to do the same, but it’ll put your life into slow motion instead of charging you extra. T-Mobile is busy pulling off the double-dish stunner of folding itself into the kind of carrier most of its customers were specifically trying to avoid while still... leaving them in iPhone limbo. And Sprint, well, there’s no telling what the nation’s soon to be smallest carrier will serve up with regards to the iPhone, if at all. Welcome to a universe in which the iPhone 5 (here’s more on the iPhone 5 release date) is the steak dinner you want to dine on, and the U.S. carriers are the only four restaurants in town with it on the menu.

Verizon is busy building what will be the nation’s fastest 4G network by far. And surveys show its network quality to already be ahead of that of AT&T. So go ahead and order your iPhone 5 steak dinner at Le chez de Verizon. Just don’t expect healthy portions. Even as the carrier plans to make its network faster, it’ll tell new customers that they can only use it for a certain amount of bandwidth each month or face stunning overage charges on a per-megabyte basis. So even as your email is flying into your inbox, be careful of large attachments. And forget about downloading movies from iTunes or streaming music music from Spotify. And this is after Verizon made its customers wait four years for their iPhone entree to arrive…


Then there’s AT&T, which many longtime iPhone users have stuck with despite the presence of Verizon iPhone 4 this year for one simple reason: the unlimited data plans which they’ve been grandfathered into. Good thing, too, because Verizon just cut off unlimited data plans for new iPhone customers. So staying put at el AT&T ristorante paid off, right? Wrong. Shortly after Verizon slammed the unlimited iPhone data door, AT&T conveniently let it be known that as of the iPhone 5 era it’ll be throttling data speeds for those who go through a healthy amount of email and internet usage each month. That’s right: you’ll be paying for unlimited, and you’ll get it, but at slower speeds as the month goes on. That makes AT&T the all-you-can-eat steak buffet which forces you to start eating really slowly if you go back for seconds or thirds…


T-Mobile customers, on the other hand, can’t win. They spent all these years using the smaller, friendlier carrier in order to avoid the likes of big bad AT&T, even though it meant not having access to the iPhone. But now T-Mobile is about to merge into AT&T, meaning its customers will be folded into the carrier they were trying to avoid all these years. And because the merger is expected to take a year or more to finalize, the AT&T iPhone 5 won’t automatically become a T-Mobile iPhone 5 unless Apple and T-Mobile make special accommodations in the mean time. That makes T-Mobile the mom and pop restaurant that you drive past the big chain restaurant to get to, and then once you get there you find out they’ve been bought out by the big chain you drove past and they’re serving the same watered down steak. And then they tell you that your steak won’t be ready until the merger goes through.

Poor Sprint. All it would need to do is cut a deal with Apple and it would have the iPhone , and yet it just never happens with each passing iPhone generation. Now Sprint is about to become the smallest major carrier and the only carrier without the iPhone 5, two things which weren’t true until T-Mobile went and got bought out, and now it’s vulnerable. Sprint could end up being the white knight for iPhone users if it lands the iPhone 5 and offers it with friendly plans and terms. Or Sprint could get bought out by Verizon in response to the AT&T – T-Mobile merger. That makes Sprint the comfy-looking restaurant with the mystery meat, at least for now. Here’s more on the iPhone 5.

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iPhone 5 imitator 'hiPhone 5' emerges in China

A fake iPhone 5, based on leaked images of the next-generation iPhone and called the hiPhone 5, has been spotted for sale in China.

Reuters reports that the items are for sale on e-commerce platform Taobao for as little at 200 yuan (around £19 or $31).

However, the quality of the hiPhone 5s varies, and to get a top-of-the-range fake you'll need to part with 800 yuan (£76) or more. According to the Shanghai-based daily newspaper Metro Express the hiPhone 5 is thinner than the iPhone 4 with less rounded edges.

It's based on images that have supposedly leaked from supply chain sources and is said to be extremely lightweight, feeling almost like a plastic toy, the reports state.

Fake Apple products are hardly new in the far east, though more recently entirely fake Apple Stores have been springing up, as Macworld reported last month.

Meanwhile, more iPhone 5 fakery has been exposed this week when a video purporting to show the next-generation iPhone was found to be a hoax.

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Google rushing out Android 4 "Ice Cream Sandwich" to counter iPhone 5

Google is reportedly scrambling to deliver the next version of Android for both smartphones and tablets to ensure that iPhone 5 doesn't appear on the market first and without a competitive response from its licensees.

Google shipped Android 2.2 Froyo to its smartphone licensees last year just prior to iOS 4, following up with a 2.3 Gingerbread release in December that incorporated support for NFC tags, improved copy and paste, and the company's WebM video codec.

However, the main thrust for Android in 2011 has been Android 3.0 Honeycomb, which took aim at the success of Apple's iPad. Google rushed Honeycomb to market on the Motorola Xoom shortly before the release of iPad 2, resulting in bad press for the ambitious but not quite finished release.

With Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, Google hopes to fold Honeycomb's "holographic 3D" tablet interface elements into its Gingerbread smartphone release, creating a unified version of Android's APIs that works the same across all devices designed for the new OS version.

Android Head of Engineering Mike Claren referred to the upcoming release as the company’s “most ambitious release to date."

While aimed at a release date at the end of the year, BGR reported today that "it’s looking like the first Ice Cream Sandwich devices could start hitting the ground in as early as October," noting that "we have been told that Google is looking to push up the release of Ice Cream Sandwich devices as Apple’s iPhone 5 is expected in September or October, and the Mountain View-based company doesn’t want potential customers coming out of contracts (especially original DROID owners) and 'drooling over the iPhone 5.'

A wait but no rush for iPhone 5

Apple's iPhone 5, scheduled to appear in the fall (likely late September or early October) alongside the release of iOS 5, is making its appearance later than the historical summer debut of previous iPhone and iOS releases.

That delay hasn't appeared to hurt Apple's smartphone sales, despite the fact that the company's iPhone 4 was first released just over a year ago (making it virtually ancient in the fast moving mobile industry). In part, that's because Apple has increased the number of new carriers selling iPhone 4, including Verizon Wireless in the US in February, greatly broadening the number of users capable of buying the phone.

Apple also released a white model of the iPhone 4 that appears to have attracted upgrades, resulting in a new record of 20.34 million iPhones in its fiscal Q3 2011 quarterly sales.

Still, there appears to be a significant backlog of buyers holding off for Apple's next iPhone release. According to one small survey by Gene Munster with Piper Jaffray, 64 percent of Verizon users plan to buy an iPhone for their next mobile, and 74 percent of those said they are waiting for iPhone 5. Just over half of AT&T users who plan to buy a new iPhone are also waiting for iPhone 5.

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Install Cracked Apps On iPhone & iPad Without Jailbreak Possible Now

Ever wondered of installing and running cracked apps on your iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad , and iPad 2 without Jailbreaking your iDevice ? Well now you can do that. Devs over iModZone have developed a new application “iReSign” which can install cracked .ipa bundles into your iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad without needing jailbreak.

Working of this application is much simpler than IPA GOD. What iReSign basically do is it signs or resigns .ipa files with Apple’s digital certificate to run them on your iDevice. iReSign works for both iOS 4 and iOS 5 which is still in beta phase.
You’d be needing Mac OS X 10.6 or above, iReSign which you can download from via iMZDL, most importantly Apple’s Provisioning Profile and digital certificate with a registered UDID device. UDID is basically your iDevice’s unique identification number, you can view it in iTunes by double clicking your serial number, if you’re an iOS developer you can register your device’s UDID from iOS developers portal and if you’re not a Registered Apple iOS Developer you can get your device registered with Apple’s Provisioning Profile and digital certificate from here for $15.

Download your desired application’s cracked .ipa files from web and save them preferably on Desktop. Run iReSign and browse downloaded cracked .ipa file which you want to sign or resign. In the second field you’ll put Keychain Access for certificate For Example: iPhone Developer: Mike Fletcher (I7U4261P80). Click “Resign” button, now the app will start signing or resigning your .ipa file. After the completion of process your .ips file would be ready, simply drag and drop it in iTunes and sync your device with iTunes, if everything goes well you’ll have your App on your iDevice’s homescreen.

Here’s a video of this whole process for your better understanding:


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iPhone jailbreak 4.2.1 – Everything You need To Know Explained

Both the tethered and untethered iPhone jailbreak 4.2.1 applications are considered safe and very effective. Still there are some steps that you have to strictly follow, to ensure the successful jailbreaking of your iPhone. The good thing about this process is that you can easily revert to the original iOS of your iPhone using iTunes if your attempt fails. Here are the two ways to have your iPhone jailbreak 4.2.1

Tethered iPhone Jailbreak 4.2.1

* Before attempting to jailbreak your iPhone, you need to be sure that everything you need is in place. This includes an iOS 4.2.1 ipsw file which you will need in order to update and restore your device. You will also need to download and install an application called RedSnow 0.9.6b4, which will jumpstart the jailbreak process

* If you are running on an older iOS, you need to update your current firmware to 4.2.1 using the IPSW file you obtained earlier. Updating firmwares are done though iTunes (perfectly works on iTunes version 10.1). If your device is carrier locked, do not proceed with the update as iOS 4.2.1 automatically updates iPhone’s baseband.

* To commence with the jailbreaking process, start the RedSnow application you just downloaded. On RedSnow’s display, select the option “Install Cydia”. You can also select the other options indicated there if you prefer. Once you are done, click next.

* This is the part where you need to put your iPhone into DFU mode or Device Firmware Update mode. If you have jailbroken your device on a previous iOS, this should be easy. But if it’s the first time you encountered the DFU mode, don’t panic. Instructions are indicated on RedSnow’s interface. Basically, you just have to turn off your iPhone and make sure that it is plugged in to the computer. When you click on the “Next” button, Redsnow will then prompt you to press and hold both the “Power/Sleep” and “Home” buttons at the same time. After 10 seconds, release the “Power/Sleep” button but keep holding the “Home” button for another 15 seconds. By this time, the installation process would have started.

* As the installation progresses, there’s nothing much you can do but wait. Don’t do anything. At some point you might see some “Matrix-like” codes running on your iPhone’s screen – this is pretty normal. When the process is finished, your iPhone will automatically restart to a tethered iPhone Jailbreak 4.2.1

* Because this is a tethered jailbreak, the last step would be to ensure that you run your device on its jailbroken state every time the device reboots. You can do this by opening RedSnow and tick the option “Just boot tethered right now”.

Untethered iPhone Jailbreak 4.2.1

* For this method, you will need to download and install the iPhone jailbreak 4.2.1 application.

* Connect your iPhone to your computer. Make sure that you turn it off before starting the jailbreak process. Open the jailbreak application.

* Enter DFU mode in almost the same way you did as with the tethered jailbreak. If you successfully entered the DFU mode, the untethered jailbreak process will start.

* Wait for it to finish and the iPhone to reboot. It’s now time to click on the “Loader” icon in your iPhone’s homescreen to install Cydia.

If you have successfully attempted a tethered jailbreak on your iPhone and wanted to switch to an untethered jailbreak, you may do so by running GreenPoison using the steps indicated above.

Taking the Easier Jailbreaking Path

Updating your firmware to 4.2.1 is not advisable if your device is carrier locked. But if you want to jailbreak and unlock your iPhone at the same time, You can either opt for a tethered jailbreak using an unlocking freeware or an untethered jailbreak using a very effective iPhone jailbreak 4.2.1 application.

Why don’t you take a look at this software? Visit: iPhone Jailbreak 4.2.1 Software

This software is compatible with the 4.2.1 iOS, including the baseband that comes with it. So when you purchase this unlocking software, you are actually getting two solutions – jailbreaking and unlocking – for just the price of one.

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