Recently, Apple has released a new version of its famous operating system. The update, iOS 6.1.4 does not offer any new features or changes for the iOS devices other than the updated audio profile.

The new update, which is already available for download, brings an updated audio profile for speakerphone. Besides this, there are not any other improvements or changes visible within the update. Compared to the latest iOS 6.1.3, which brought various bug fixes such as passcode bug or lockscreen issue, iOS 6.1.4 displays only the already-mentioned audio tweak.

The iOS 6.1.4 update is designed mostly for iPhone 5 users. However, since iPhone 5 is the only device who encountered various problems with the audio profile, the single seemingly-minor change was meant for this particular device. In the same time, those of you who own different iOS devices, there is no reason why you should not upgrade your device. However, behind this single and notable change, Apple might have performed other behind-scene changes as well. Read More

TinyUmbrella has been updated to version 6.13.00 with support for the latest iOS 6.1.3 firmware. Besides the current update for supporting latest iOS, the tool also fixes ClassNotFoundException on Platform bug, which caused several problems for Windows users.

The jailbreak tool offers the possibility to downgrade an iOS device to a previous firmware. Sometimes, this process can turn out to be pretty difficult for some users. However, in this case, TinyUmbrella becomes very valuable. TinyUmbrella has been regarded as an important tool in the jailbreak area, especially in the case of downgrading. Now, when iOS updates continue to appear, the tool becomes even more indispensable.

Notcom, TinyUmbrella’s developer, presented the update through its Twitter account while mentioning the fact that the new version does not support the APTicket validation. According to the developer, the next update and namely the 6.13.01 version will reveal the APTicket support. Read More

Snowbreeze, the popular jailbreak tool developed by iH8Snow, has been updated. The new version, 2.9.14 allows jailbreak on iOS 6.1.3, and it also brings support for the APTickets validation.

As you know, once iOS 6.1.3 was released, Evasion jailbreak was patched within the new firmware. Newer devices were advised not to upgrade their devices to the latest firmware version since no jailbreak tool is available. However, Redsnow tool was upgraded, and it offered support for tethered jailbreak on older devices running on iOS 6.1.3. Now, it is Snowbreeze’s turn to be upgraded.

Therefore, all of you who accidentally upgraded their devices to iOS 6.1.3 have the possibility to start jailbreak on it using Snowbreeze 2.9.14. The updated tool is designed only for pre-A5 devices only, , and it performs untethered jailbreak on older devices such as iPhone 3GS, and a tethered jailbreak on iPhone 3G, original iPad and iPod Touch 4th generation. As you know, in the case of the tethered jailbreak, users will have to boot their devices in a jailbreak mode each time it runs out of battery. Read More

The iH8Snow team has recently upgraded their iFaith tool to version 1.5.8,  in order to offer support for newer devices with A5 processor and to fix all previous bugs.

The iFaith tool is a powerful tool developed by iH8Snow, which allows users to save SHSH blobs for the latest Apple firmware, in this case the newest iOS 6.1.3, and it is compatible with all older iOS devices. In the same time, the tool allows you to create a custom firmware for a possible downgrade. To make things even clearer, when Apple releases a new iOS version, jailbreak is no longer possible. In this case, if you still want to use a jailbroken device, you need to downgrade your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch to previous firmware. As I stated earlier, the bad part with iFaith is the fact that the tool is compatible only with older devices such as iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3, the original iPad and iPod Touch 4G.

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Recently, iFaith, iH8Snow’s tool, has been upgraded to iFaith 1.5.7, and it brings multiple changes and improvements. The new version allows dumping iOS 6.1.3 firmware on older devices such as iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch 4th generation.

As you know, iFaith is used to save SHSH blobs, namely to backup Apple certificated directly from your device. In this way, users are able to restore the same iOS version later, when Apple is no longer signing for it. When the installed version is not the newest one released by Apple, then the Fruit Company no longer allows reinstalling the firmware. When using iFaith, this thing is possible.

In the same time, iFaith can help users to build a custom IPSW configured with SHSH blobs. The tool will also create a SHSH blobs backup in a remote service in order to ease the downgrade process. Read More

The iH8Snow team recently released the updated version of its jailbreak tool, Snowbreeze 2.9.1.3. As it was expected, the jailbreak team added untethered jailbreak and hacktivation support for the latest iOS 6.1.2.

The Snowbreeze tool, also called Pwnage Tool for Windows, allows users to create custom firmware in order to restore their devices without updating the baseband. In the same time, the tool performs and untethered jailbreak. In case you wonder, the purpose of creating a custom firmware is to be able to maintain the unlock status of your iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4. When you use Snowbreeze to create custom firmware and to jailbreak your device, you will also receive Cydia Store.

The new version, Snowbreeze 2.9.13 is compatible with iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 and iPod Touch 4G. As you know, the tool does not support newer devices, A5 or A5 devices such as iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPad 2, iPad 3 and iPod Touch 5th generation. In the same time, as you already know, Snowbreeze works only on Windows desktop computers. Read More

IH8Snow has released a new tool that checks the iPhone 3GS’s bootrom. The iDetector helps you see if your iPhone 3GS bootrom is old or new and if you are able to start jailbreak on your device or not.

The tool is extremely useful for those of you who do not know whether they are able to perform an untethered jailbreak or not. The iDetector 1.0.1 is highly effective and easy to use to see the type of bootrom your iPhone 3GS uses. There are jailbreak tools available for each firmware these days. However, if you own an iPhone 3GS, you might not be able to start jailbreak on it if it uses a new bootrom. For iPhone 3GS with old bootrom, jailbreak is possible by using any tool available. Read More

The iFaith was recently upgraded to the 1.5.6 version in order to support iOS 6.1.3. The new update allows users to save blobs on iOS 6.1.3 for their A4-based devices such as iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch 4G.

As you know, iFaith helps you to save SHSH blobs on iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad running a firmware that is no longer signed by Apple. SHSH blobs offer you the possibility to downgrade or restore an iOS version that is no longer available within Apple. When users try to download to a previous version after upgrading to the latest iOS 6.1.3, they will receive an iTunes error where Apple notifies that downgrade to a previous version is not possible. However, if you use your SHSH blobs previously saved, you will be able to trick iTunes to allow you to downgrade.

I am sure that some of you might wonder why you should do this. Most people save their SHSH blobs in order to perform untethered jailbreak on their devices when a genuine tool is not available for the current iOS. It is suitable also in the case you have bricked your device in a way or another. Read More

Recently, the famous iH8Snow jailbreak team updated their iREB tool, which offered support for iOS 6.1.2. The latest version and namely the iREB R7 brings multiple new improvements and support for iTunes error fixes.

For those of you who know now, iREB is a Windows tool, which allows users to enter their iOS devices into Pwned DFU mode. The Pwned mode offers you the possibility to upgrade your device to a customized firmware. With iREB tool, you are able to restore or to upgrade your current firmware while you bypass iTunes errors such as 1600//1601/1602/1603/1604, which appear when downgrading or restoring and iOS device. Read More