Jailbreak iPhone 4S:

iOS 5.0.1 / 5.0: Absinthe (Untethered) (Recommended)

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An iPhone 4S running 5.0 or 5.0.1 OR an iPad 2 running 5.0.1.

The Absinthe jailbreak tool (Download here). Windows version coming soon.

Tutorial

Step 1: Open Absinthe and plug in your device.

Step 1.5: If your device has a passcode, disable it now.

Step 2: Click the “Jailbreak” button on Absinthe.

Step 3: Wait for the progress bar to finish loading, and dont mess with your device.

Step 4: There should be an Absinthe app installed on your iPhone. Open the app. (If you get a database error keep closing and reopening it).

Step 5: After the app loads properly, your device should restart and when it boots up it will be jailbroken!

Jailbreak iPad 2:

iOS 5.0.1 / 5.0: Absinthe (Untethered) (Recommended)
iOS 4.3.3: JailbreakMe (Untethered)

Jailbreak iPhone 4

iOS 5.0.1: RedSn0w (Untethered) (Recommended)
iOS 5.0.1: Sn0wBreeze (Untethered)
iOS 5.0.1: PwnageTool (Untethered)
iOS 5.0: RedSn0w (Untethered)
iOS 4.3.5: RedSn0w (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.4: RedSn0w (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.4: PwnageTool (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.3: JailbreakMe (Untethered)

Jailbreak iPod Touch 4G

iOS 5.0.1: RedSn0w (Untethered) (Recommended)
iOS 5.0.1: Sn0wBreeze (Untethered)
iOS 5.0.1: PwnageTool (Untethered)
iOS 5.0: RedSn0w (Untethered)
iOS 4.3.5: RedSn0w (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.4: RedSn0w (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.4: PwnageTool (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.3: JailbreakMe (Untethered)

Jailbreak iPod Touch 3G

iOS 5.0.1: RedSn0w (Untethered) (Recommended)
iOS 5.0.1: Sn0wBreeze (Untethered)
iOS 5.0.1: PwnageTool (Untethered)
iOS 5.0: RedSn0w (Untethered)
iOS 4.3.5: RedSn0w (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.4: RedSn0w (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.4: PwnageTool (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.3: JailbreakMe (Untethered)

Jailbreak iPhone 3GS

iOS 5.0.1: RedSn0w (Untethered) (Recommended)
iOS 5.0.1: Sn0wBreeze (Untethered)
iOS 5.0.1: PwnageTool (Untethered)
iOS 5.0: RedSn0w (Untethered)
iOS 4.3.5: RedSn0w (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.4: RedSn0w (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.4: PwnageTool (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.3: JailbreakMe (Untethered)

Jailbreak iPad 1G

iOS 5.0.1: RedSn0w (Untethered) (Recommended)
iOS 5.0.1: Sn0wBreeze (Untethered)
iOS 5.0.1: PwnageTool (Untethered)
iOS 5.0: RedSn0w (Untethered)
iOS 4.3.5: RedSn0w (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.4: RedSn0w (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.4: PwnageTool (Tethered)
iOS 4.3.3: JailbreakMe (Untethered)

The hottest gadget that everyone wants nowadays is of course, the iPhone! You can pickup an iPhone up on contract at a small fee, but your left with the monthly contract payment, which is not for everyone.

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Yes, it is that simple!

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Billed as “the first mobile mixer for iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, for DJ-ing anytime, everywhere” the iRig MIX is fixing to make music mixing more mobile than ever.

If you’re a pro DJ, the iRig MIX claims to have everything you need. That includes a full on EQ adjuster, a crossfader, a headphone cue and a mic input. It works with either one or two iOS devices, and with popular DJ apps so you can record your performances, share them with friends and family, or distribute them to the world.

It’s also got an X-Sync feature that lets you mix any form of audio, everything from traditional audio gear to MP3, CD, and more. All with auto tempo matching and beat syncing.

Powerful enough for the pro, accessible enough the for enthusiast, if you’re into iPhone, iPod touch and iPad, and you want to get your mixing on, check out the iRig MIX. Complete press release and video below.

Source: iRigMix.com

IK Multimedia iRig MIX Now Shipping The first mobile mixer for iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, for DJ-ing anytime, everywhere

May 2012 – IK Multimedia is proud to announce that iRig™ MIX, the first ultra-compact DJ and audio mixer for the iPad, iPhone, and the iPod touch is now shipping. When used with an iPad, iPhone or iPod touch, IK’s included* DJ Rig FREE app and other DJ apps, it is a complete, highly portable DJ system for practicing, rehearsing, performing and recording.

With its unique miniaturized form factor and exclusive features, designed to be used with the entire range of portable iOS devices, iRig MIX brings a new meaning to the concept of mobile DJ-ing.

A DJ Mixer

iRig MIX has everything a pro DJ needs, including full EQ adjustment, crossfader, headphone cue and a mic input. Using DJ Rig or other popular DJ apps, users can record their performance and share with friends, publish or distribute at the event. DJs can choose either a traditional setup with two devices (one plugged into each of the independent channels) OR a single iOS device.

This flexibility, combined with iRig MIX’s portability gives aspiring and pro DJs a compact system that can be used everywhere… anytime. House parties or in the yard, after-parties, and impromptu dances are perfect environments for the iRig MIX. Planes, trains and automobiles used to mean that your DJ gear was inaccessible and unusable. Now, no matter where you are or where you are going, you can mix and rehearse sets.

Plus – for the first time on any mixer – iRig MIX can be used for mixing any type of audio source (coming from mp3 players, CD players, etc.) with an iOS device using automatic tempo matching and beat syncing. This is accomplished with X-Sync, a feature that works in combination with the DJ Rig FREE app from IK Multimedia that is included* with iRig MIX.

Maximum Portability

With its slim, lightweight form factor iRig MIX is considerably smaller than traditional DJ mixers and can be carried anywhere you take your iPhone or iPad, is easy to stow and perfect for performers on the go. The iRig MIX also has minimal power requirements allowing it to be powered not only by the included power supply but also by a suitable USB battery pack or a laptop USB port for maximum mobility to mix anywhere.

Not just for DJs

iRig MIX is also versatile enough to provide the perfect mixing solution for solo musicians or small ensembles that use one or more iOS devices to play live. It features an extra guitar/microphone input that can be processed with other IK popular apps like AmpliTube® and VocaLive™ or any other app that offers real-time audio processing. Its standard RCA output connectors provide easy, direct connection to PA systems or powered speakers.

4 included apps

iRig MIX includes* 4 free apps: DJ Rig™, the new professional DJ mixing app from IK, AmpliTube, the most popular iOS guitar amp and effects app, VocaLive the processing app for singers and vocalists, and GrooveMaker®, the loop-based beat and groove making app.

iRig MIX features 2 stereo inputs with gain, bass, treble and volume controls, independent cue on each channel with LED indication and channel crossfader Instrument/microphone extra input, with volume control, can be processed by iOS real-time effects apps (such as AmpliTube, VocaLive) Stereo output with RCA connectors, master level and LED meters High quality, pristine sound Quality headphone output for master or cue monitoring with independent volume control Input switch splits Input 1 into dual-mono for use with DJ mixing apps on a single iOS device “X-Sync” mode allows auto-sync with any audio source using the included DJ Rig free app Can be powered with the included AC adapter, battery pack and laptop USB ports Includes 4 free apps: DJ Rig, AmpliTube, VocaLive, GrooveMaker Pricing and availability

iRig MIX costs $99.99/€74.99 (excluding taxes) and is available from electronic and music retailers around the world.

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Delaware courts have have called for delegates from HTC and Apple to meet on August 28 to talk about settling the patent dispute that has blocked the U.S. import of some HTC handsets. This is all fallout from a pending case Apple against HTC through the International Trade Commission over a “data tapping” patent, whatever that is. Not too long ago, Apple was ordered into similar settlement talks with Samsung, though neither side has managed to secure a U.S. import ban on the other’s products just yet. There’s no saying how these mediated talks will pan out, if they do at all, but simply showing up and negotiating in good faith in something of a requirement for both parties if when the case continues in court.

Despite the fact that HTC isn’t a particularly huge threat among all of the Android manufacturers Apple has faced off against, they’ve hit up HTC in patent disputes in Germany, the UK, and Florida too. It’s likely enough that how this case in Delaware concludes would set a precedent for ongoing and future patent lawsuits between HTC and Apple, and potentially other manufacturers depending on the patents involved.

It would be pretty crazy if Apple managed to at least slow down (if not altogether stop) the import of any of the other major Android manufacturers in the U.S. on top of HTC, but it’s hard to imagine a stoppage on anyone as big as, say, Samsung. How would you guys like to see these negotiations pan out — everyone gets on with it, settles out of court, and continues competing happily in the open market, or everything drags out into a protracted legal battle that potentially reveals some interesting tidbits of info about the manufacturers?

Source: FOSS Patents

Facebook has officially announced their initial public offering on the stock market with ticker symbol FB on the NASDAQ. The starting price will be $38 each of the 421,233,615 common shares, which makes their initial valuation $104 billion — an awful lot considering they had $3.7 billion in revenue last year. This is the largest internet IPO ever, and the seventh biggest in the world, but what does it mean for Apple?

The first thing that that struck me when I heard about the Facebook IPO was, “Damn, I would really hate to miss the boat on that one and be like one of those guys kicking themselves later for not buying into Apple way back in the early days.” Of course, there’s plenty of conflict of interest in our spheres when it comes to stuff like that, so I steer clear, but it’s something of a moot point considering major investment banks will have first crack at the stock and likely inflate the price well beyond $38 before individuals have a chance to snag some stock. There’s also bound to be an inordinate amount of hype that is likely to level off in the first couple of weeks, but you never know — it could just keep climbing and climbing.

The late Steve Jobs said he admired Mark Zuckerberg for not selling out, and that he thought Facebook was really the only social network worth talking about. Besides that, it’s easy to see a lot of similarities between the two — both experienced a huge amount of success in the technology industry at an early age, both practiced peculiar eating habits, and both dropped out of college (though retained a love of the arts). Zuckerberg’s net worth blew past Steve Jobs’ long ago; as of March last year, Jobs was worth $8.3 billion, while Zuckerberg was worth $13.5 billion.

Despite the similarities of their CEOs, Apple and Facebook aren’t likely to be butting heads any time soon; despite persistent rumors to the contrary the closest thing Facebook has ever been to making a phone was having a branded hardware button on the HTC ChaCha. iTunes has Ping, which is a social network for sharing what music you’re listening to, but that hasn’t been particularly active in the year and a half since its inception. Interestingly enough, Facebook and Apple had a falling out over Ping integration awhile back, but that seems to be the most volatility we’ve seen between the companies to date.

That said, while it’s unlikely that Facebook’s IPO will directly be affecting Apple, the revenue Facebook generates could make the social networking giant even harder to ignore. The last version of iOS included fairly deep Twitter integration, and it would be hard to imagine iOS 6 being announced at WWDC without some significant and similar integration with Facebook. (Something that was rumored to have been attempted, then scrapped as far back as iOS 4.)

How do you guys see the trajectories of these tech giants crossing? Will they keep existing relatively peaceably in their own respective spheres? For a long time, Google and Apple got along well enough in their separate industries, but it didn’t take long for them to start bumping into one another; how long until Facebook and Apple start doing the same?

Source: Facebook

Contrary to an early Thursday report that claimed Apple would be banning apps that use global hotkeys from the Mac App Store, new information asserts that no such change will be implemented.

Following the release of OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion Developer Preview 3, Apple on Thursday seeded the latest build for the operating system’s server assets.

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Apple co-founder Steve Jobs apparently envisioned an Apple-made automobile as a future project ahead of his death.