It was earlier reported that most owners who have problem with "Waiting Activation Error" either because the devices are new (as compared to others who bought much earlier) or they have updated the "Carrier" during the Restore or Upgrade firmware process.
I suspected its due to "Carrier Update" because I encountered this message earlier today when I attempted to upgrade my Firmware to 4.2.1 but I chose to ignore. However, it proved to be wise because when I tested Facetime - it works!
I heard some iphone owners (Celcom customers) who chose to upgrade their "Carrier" is unable to get their Facetime feature back.
Sabtu, 05 Februari 2011
Jumat, 04 Februari 2011
Jailbreak Apple TV 2 Using GreenPois0n RC5-2
Since the Release of GreenPois0n RC5-2 being release yesterday, Apple TV 2 owners have been asking whether this JB solution is able to Untethered Jailbreak their ATV2 devices?
It was reported HERE that the RC5-2 is not able to do that.
LATEST UPDATE (Feb. 13, 2011):
Chronic Dev Team just release the latest RC6 that supports Jailbreak Apple TV 2.
It was reported HERE that the RC5-2 is not able to do that.
LATEST UPDATE (Feb. 13, 2011):
Chronic Dev Team just release the latest RC6 that supports Jailbreak Apple TV 2.
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GreenPois0n Jailbreak - Error Messages
I tried to Jailbreak my iPad 4.2.1 using the method below but found some errors on my iPad screen..
Anyone have this same problem?
unsuccessful in jailbreaking using Greenpois0n due to the following errors that present on the iPhone.
Unable to find gBdevList
Unable to find fs_mount
Unable to find fs_unmount
Unable to find fs_load_file
Updated:
Somehow, some people are able to Jailbreak it.
Anyone have this same problem?
unsuccessful in jailbreaking using Greenpois0n due to the following errors that present on the iPhone.
Unable to find gBdevList
Unable to find fs_mount
Unable to find fs_unmount
Unable to find fs_load_file
Updated:
Somehow, some people are able to Jailbreak it.
HOW TO: Untether iOS 4.2.1 Jailbreak!
Follow the below guide for step by step instructions to convert your tethered jailbreak to untethered jailbreak on iOS 4.2.1:
STEP 1: Your device must be on iOS 4.2.1, then download GreenPois0n RC5 for Mac OS X from here. [Mirror 1, Mirror 2]
STEP 2: Launch GreenPois0n RC5 then connect your iPhone into your Mac via USB and click on Jailbreak as shown below:
STEP 3: Follow the instructions shown on the screen to enter DFU mode:
STEP 4: Once jailbroken, you'll get Cydia installed on your iOS device and you won't need to use Just tethered boot right now option anymore.
Source: Covering Web
HOW TO: Untethered Jailbreak Using GreenPois0n RC5 for iOS 4.2.1
Greenpois0n 1.0 RC5 ***
Description of the software:
greenpois0n will Jailbreak your iDevice.
Supported iDevices:
- iPod Touch 2G (all bootroms)
- iPod Touch 3G
- iPod Touch 4G
- iPad 1G
- iPhone 3Gs (all bootroms)
- iPhone 4
- iPhone 4 Verizon (_not_tested_)
- AppleTV 2
Requirements (check this !)
- A supported device (see above)
- The device should run iOS 4.2.1. Please check on the device in the Settings -> General -> About page.
If your device is running an older version, please upgrade iOS first using iTunes.
*** If you want to SIM Unlock, preserve your baseband using TinyUmbrella ¨***
- at least MacOSX 10.5
Notes (checks this also !)
- If your device is jailbroken with iPhone Dev Team's Monte, please restore to fresh 4.2.1. first
- If Cydia doesn't show up after Loader, you may need to reboot the device
-This version of greenpois0n doesn't include a patched activation system. You'll need to activate your device using iTunes
- WE DO NOT SUPPORT PIRACY !
Instructions
1. Plug the device to your computer using the USB cable
2. Quit iTunes if it shows up
3. Start greenpois0n.app
4. Follow instructions
5. The device will boot a 1st time with verbose text on screen. This operation will install the jailbreak on the device.
6. The device will reboot normally
7. Start the Loader application (green icon on the SpringBoard), and follow instructions to install Cydia
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Rabu, 02 Februari 2011
Android announces Online App Store and More at Today's Event
Android - A mobile operating system run by Google
Honeycomb - The codename for the latest version of Android
Tablet - A touchscreen mobile computer that is usually one piece of hardware
Widget - A small application that runs open in a small area of the screen
Earlier today, Google hosted an Android event officially showing off Honeycomb, and their online android market. They started off with Honeycomb news, and then went on to announce an online Android Market. Google Android's chief Andy Rubin introduced Hugo Barra, Android head of mobile products, to explain android 3.0, also known as Honeycomb.
| Tablet With Honeycomb |
Honeycomb was shown only on a tablet device, so we are yet to know much about how it would work on a phone. Honeycomb completely redesigns the Android interface.
The status bar, which tells the time, battery life, connection info, and notifications, has been completely removed from the top of the screen, and replaced by a small black bar at the bottom of the screen. This bar slightly resembles the Windows taskbar. The bar tells a user the time, battery information, notifications, and connectivity info. It also includes a back button, a home button, and a multitasking button.
When the multitasking button is tapped, a sidebar appears on the left side of the screen, showing you a visual list with all of the currently running apps. When one of the apps is tapped, it seamlessly opens up into full screen.
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| Tablet with Andoid 2.2 |
Honeycomb also focuses a lot more on not having all your apps in a grid, as seen on the Apple iPhone, previous builds of Android, and many other mobile operating systems. In Honeycomb, a user will put a few important widgets on the homescreen, as well as icons for the few most used apps. The rest of the apps will be accessible through a small button near the upper right corner of the screen. Users also have multiple home screens which they can swipe through, each showing different widgets and app icons.
Honeycomb also comes with a redesigned notification system. When a notification pops up, it won't be intrusive, it will lay at the bottom right corner of the screen, but will still show some information about the notification.
Google also included the application bar in Honeycomb. The application bar is a small bar at the top of an application that includes commands for that program. Windows has know this for a long time, as many applications have small bars with commands such as file menu, edit, and more. Android's application bar's commands can also change based on what is happening right now in the app. For example, in an email app, you might get compose message, and some other commands. When you have a message selected, on the other hand, you might see, delete, mark as spam, and more.
Google also focused on it's powerful graphics and animation capabilities. The demos Google showed were impressive, but something apple devices could do for a long time.
Google spent half the time talking about Honeycomb, and the other half talking about it's new online app store, known as Android Marketplace.
For a long time, one must be connected on his Android Device to download apps from the Marketplace. At today's event, Google announced it's Online App Store. Like Apple's online store, the online app store will allow you to download apps away from your computer, rather than have to buy them through the phone. The app store looks nice, and kind of resembles the app store for Google Chrome.
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| Android Market Online |
Unfortunately, you cannot download the app on your PC, rather you can only discover them.
The app store integrates sharing, and allows you to share an app on Twitter, but is lacking any Facebook integration.
Overall, Honeycomb looks great, and the online Android store has been widely waited for, and is much more convenient. I'd like to see the ability to download to the PC and then syncing, and some more social integration, including Facebook.
Watch the announcement here.
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