Image simulation iPhone 5 slim

According to information on Thisismynext, this product is part of the thin design and a little thicker at the top.

Backside metal machines like the iPod Touch Generation 4. Device in the picture size up to 3.7 inches, keep the resolution 960 x 640 pixels (still in the standard super-sharp screen Display Retina although the amount of pixels per inch has fallen to 326 ppi).

One big change is the iPhone's Home button 5 is larger and designed for use on the touchscreen. It can will support NFC technology and chips for Qualcomm's network to use both CDMA and GSM.

IPhone will be expected to occur in approximately 5 in September this year.

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White iPhone prototype chip run the A5 appearance

BRG photo sharing site on Apple's smartphone, called the N94, use of network carriers T-Mobile (USA) and A5 integrated dual-core chips in the computer which only has 2 table iPad.

Previously, in the U.S., the iPhone only be distributed exclusively by AT & T and Verzion recently. The picture above shows, the product can be sold with a contract with another carrier, T-Mobile.

The sample design of the front are a bit different than the current iPhone 4. Website 9to5mac asserted, the device is built-in microprocessor S5L8940 symbol, identical to the code chip A5 inherent in iPad tablet 2.

According to experts, this is the new generation iPhone sample is encased in the shells of four and sent to iPhone developers to help them have more time to prepare.

Presumably, the iPhone will be released on 5 September with dual-core processor, upgraded 8-megapixel camera, Full HD video recording and screen size to use than present.

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iPhone Dev Team releases PwnageTool 4.3.2

The iPhone Dev Team, as promised, has updated its PwnageTool app to version 4.3.2, which now includes the 4.3.2 untethered jailbreak that had been introduced to its other jailbreaking tool, redsn0w, a few days ago. The jailbreak is compatible with all iDevices that support iOS 4.3.2 except for the iPad 2, and the purpose of this PwnageTool release is mostly for unlockers who wish to update and jailbreak while preserving their baseband version in order to preserve their carrier unlock.

The iPhone Dev Team’s ultrasn0w unlocking tool has also been updated alongside PwnageTool to work with iOS 4.3.2, although no new baseband support has been added at this time. The Dev Team noted the following in.


Note that there’s a corresponding update to ultrasn0w, which has been bumped up to v1.2.2 to get along with iOS 4.3.2 (the ultrasn0w update does not include any new baseband support!). Please reboot your iPhone using the normal “slide to power off” swipe after installing ultrasn0w 1.2.2.

You can grab the official BitTorrent release of PwnageTool 4.3.2 from ThePirateBaty.org. The Dev Team has noted that it is best to ensure that the SHA1 sums always match for safety reasons, which for this release is as follows: SHA1 Sum = fdf9d7cba7872451bbca1ccae95a82cfefb352e7.

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Jailbreak App Stops iPhone Track-Tracking in its Tracks

Blogs were outraged Wednesday following the rediscovery that 3G-enabled iOS devices like the iPhone store a record of users’ GPS positions in a local file. Of course every person with an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch agreed to let Apple store and use this information, but it’s much more fun to get outraged than it is to read terms and conditions.

No matter — for those who don’t want their iPhones to remember that they were pillaging a Dunkin’ Donuts instead of working out at the gym, there is now a simple answer: untrackerd.

Jailbroken iDevice owners can now install a simple utility that will stop their devices from storing this information.

The app is free and is available in the BigBoss repository, but the app might just be a temporary solution — according to Daring Fireball’s John Gruber, the file that stores location history is actually a cache file that should be cleared out occasionally but isn’t due to a bug or an oversight.

Gruber thinks the bug will be fixed in the next iOS update, though no timeline is available at the moment.

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Tools wipe location data from (some) iPhones

Want to wipe location-tracking data that's being stored on your iPhone without your permission? There's an app for that, but you've got to jailbreak your iPhone first.

Several tools have cropped up as a fix for people riled up about the fact that iPhones (and iPads) are surreptitiously logging unencrypted location-related data on the device, including cell tower coordinates, time stamps, cell operator and Wi-Fi networks used, and longitude and latitude from GPS signals--basically a when-and-where of your phone's location going back at least a year.

Police have known about and been using this information, and cellular operators have access to it and can provide it when served with a court order. But anyone with physical access to the phone (and access to a desktop backup of the data) is now able to see an iPhone owner's whereabouts over time.

The fact that consumers don't realize that their phones are recording and storing this information in clear text has come as a big surprise to many people, including consumer advocates who say it's a big privacy violation.

You can hide the data that may be on your desktop by encrypting your iTunes backups. And you can turn off GPS to stop the logging of at least that information, but that doesn't clean up any data stored on the device, and it will severely limit use of the device for location-based services like mapping. There is no way to disable the tracking, because it's baked into the operating system.

The only option at this point is to use one of the programs written specifically to delete the data. But, as unapproved iPhone apps that reach into the iOS functions, they're not available through Apple's official App Store. They're unsanctioned apps that run only on iPhones that have been jailbroken--devices in which the operating system has been unlocked so owners can run any application they want.

Canadian programmer Ryan Petrich released a tool Wednesday called Untrackerd, which deletes the location-tracking information from the device. The app runs on iOS 4.0 and higher and installs a so-called "daemon" program that runs in the background, continuously cleaning up the data in the "consolidated.db" file where it is stored. "No new icons are added to your homescreen," according to the description on TheBigBoss.org. "There are no options to configure."

Untrackerd, which also is available from the Cydia third-party app store, deletes any data more than 30 minutes old from the consolidated.db file, checking every 5 minutes (except when the phone is in sleep mode) for changes to the file. The most recent data is left intact so the device can still pinpoint the phone's location for driving directions, for example, Petrich told CNET today.

The app does not zero out the deleted data multiple times, as is necessary to prevent bit-level analysis during forensics from unearthing data written to permanent storage. Meanwhile, whatever Untrackerd deletes on the device gets mirrored when the desktop sync is performed, he said.

"I did not make any attempt to make sure it is completely wiped from the disk or [to] wipe any other private data," said Petrich, an Edmonton-based software programmer for mobile ad company Medialets. "I try to maintain the functionality of consolidated.db...[which is used] to improve the performance of location services."

Asked why he wrote the tool, Petrich said: "I created it because I wasn't 100 percent comfortable with the entire history of my location being stored on a device that is very easy to lose."

Another tool, Location Blocker, goes further and wipes all historical data from the consolidated.db file and also blocks the device from storing any further cell and Wi-Fi location data. Step-by-step instructions for installing it are here.

Petrich said he didn't know of any other tools that would help iPhone users get rid of this data. He also said he didn't know why Apple was logging the data but said he doubts it is for malicious purposes because "it's not being transported anywhere."

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New iOS 5.0 Rumors Squashed, White iPhone 4 With Jailbreak

Earlier this week we showed you some videos that apparently unveiled the White iPhone 4, which had iOS 5 running, or that’s what it seemed to be. Now it looks like bloggers and iPhone users are squashing these new iOS 5.0 rumors.

You can see the two videos in this post here, which were made in Vietnam. One of the videos seems to show a new style of multitasking that is not standard for iOS 4, although we’ve received feedback from our readers that some features shown are possible on an iPhone 4 jailbreak.

One reader said that Multifl0w is used to multi-talk, and that was used in the video on an iPhone 4 with a white faceplate. The videos do look impressive, but we can confirm some of the features are possible on a jailbroken iPhone.

Some people thought this could be a White iPhone 5, although earlier Apple rumors point to the 5th generation iPhone not having the GB capacity on the back. We’re likely to never know how official many leaked videos are, with most being made by Apple fans, but with the recent news of a white iPhone 4 getting sold early in the UK, anything is possible.

If you have not seen the videos, check out the previous article and let us know if you agree that the device is just a jailbroken iPhone 4.

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Apple Patched iPad 2 Jailbreak Exploit in iOS 4.3.1

Popular iPhone developer and hacker Comex, who is known for his userland based jailbreak tools such as Spirit and JailbreakMe, today has confirmed in a series of tweets on Twitter that Apple has patched his kernel exploit starting from iOS 4.3.1. This was the same exploit which was used to jailbreak iPad 2 on iOS 4.3, right after its launch in United States.


The good news is that the ‘untether’ exploit found in iOS 4.3 by iPhone security expert and hacker Stefan Esser is still present in iOS 4.3.1, and at this point seems to be the only hope for the jailbreak community to look for forward to.
Also in case you don’t already know, tethered jailbreak solution for iOS 4.3.1 on a variety of iOS devices is available already for both Windows and Mac users. You can follow our step by step tutorials to jailbreak iOS 4.3.1 on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch:

• How to Jailbreak iOS 4.3.1 on iPhone 4
• How to Jailbreak iOS 4.3.1 on iPhone 3GS (New and Old Bootrom)
• How to Jailbreak iOS 4.3.1 on iPad
• How to Jailbreak iOS 4.3.1 on iPod touch 4G and 3G
• How to Jailbreak iOS 4.3.1 on iPhone 4, 3GS, iPad, iPod touch Using Sn0wbreeze 2.4 on Windows

We will keep you updated as always.

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Jailbreak iOS 4.3.2 iPhone iPad iPod Touch With Redsn0w 4.3.2 Mac

So we have a great news. iPhone Dev Team has just released Redsn0w 0.9.6 RC 13  & RC 14 for untethered iOS 4.3.2 jailbreak on iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch and Apple TV. The download is available both for Windows and Mac OS. The 4.3.2 untether jailbreak works on all iOS devices which are compatible with 4.3.2 firmware except for the iPad2 device which includes iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPod Touch 3G, iPod Touch 4G, iPad1.
NOTE: Ultasn0w unlock users MUST STAY AWAY from Redsn0w RC 13 as it updates your baseband and it will get locked and you will not be able to unlock it again. iPhone Dev Team will release a new version of PwnageTool in this week. If you cannot wait then you can use Tethered jailbreak with PwnageTool.
NOTE: People who are currently facing issues updating to 4.3.2 through saurik’s server, they need to remove the gs.apple.com entry in your hosts file in order to restore directly to Apple’s servers.

STEP 1:

• Download iOS 4.3.2 for your iOS device and place it on the desktop.
• Launch iTunes 10.2.2
• Connect your iOS device (iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch) with your Mac OS or Windows PC.
• Update your iDevice to iOS 4.3.2 firmware by pointing iTunes software to the desktop where you have downloaded the 4.3.2 firmware IPSW.

STEP 2:

• Download Redsn0w 0.9.6 RC 14 from here and launch the application.

• Click on the ‘Browse’ button and point it to the iOS 4.3.2 firmware downloaded on your desktop.
• Click on the Next button once it verifies the firmware file.

STEP 3:

• Redsn0w will now start preparing the jailbreak data.

STEP 4:

• Check ‘Install Cydia’ then click ‘Next’

STEP 5:

• Your iOS device must be Power Off and Plugged IN to the computer. Ensure it and click NEXT.

STEP 6:

• It will prompt you to Enter your Device in DFU Mode.

• The steps are quite self explanatory.
• First you have to Press and Hold POWER button first.
• Without releasing the POWER button, press and hold the HOME button for almost 10 seconds.

Now released POWER button but continue to hold HOME button (almost 15) until it starts the installation.

STEP 7:

• Let the redsn0w do some automated steps. Sit back and relax.
• After a few automated steps, it will Restart you device.
• After it reboot, you will get a fully jailbroken device on iOS 4.3.2.

Thats it!! Congratulations!!! Your iPhone iPad or iPod Touch is now jailborken on the latest iOS 4.3.2 using Redsn0w 0.9.6 RC 14.

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iOS 4.3.2 Gets An Untethered Jailbreak; iPhone 4 Users Beware Though

It took the Dev-Team just a couple of hours to bring a Tethered Jailbreak to iOS 4.3.2 after its release, and just four days to make all the magic become Untethered. Redsn0w has just been updated to include the untethered feature, which was made possible since Apple somehow forgot to patch the same vulnerability discovered by Stefan Esser (aka @i0n1c) which made the Untethered Jailbreak for iOS 4.3.1 possible just recently.

Sadly it seems some iPhone 4 users experienced problems with the Jailbreak so Redsn0w version 0.9.6RC13 is limited to only offer tethered Jailbreaks while the exploit is fixed. Stay tuned as that will most likely be fixed in just a matter of time.

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