iOS All About IPhone / IPad / IPod || Part II

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AT&T reportedly unlocking under-contract iPhones


Earlier this year, AT&T started unlocking iPhones for subscribers that were out of contract. Prior to that, users had to be jailbroken, or utilize third-party services to unlock their handsets.

Well, good news for folks with AT&T iPhones that aren’t quite out of contract yet. According to a new report, the carrier has started unlocking iPhones that are still under commitment…
ArsTechnica reports:

The site says that both iPhone 4 and 4S users have been successful in submitting unlock requests via AT&T’s Web form. They are reportedly receiving confirmation emails within 24 hours that the unlock is complete, regardless of whether or not they still have time left on their contracts.

Unfortunately, not everyone is seeing success. Some users have reported that their requests for unlocks have been denied. Some believe it has something to do with your AT&T account standing.

Regardless, this is definitely worth trying — we are. We’ll let you know if it works for us or not, but in the meantime, we’d love to hear about your experiences. Let us know how it goes in the comments.

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dimana tuh beli gevey ultra S nya gan????

kalo pake "Unlock your Jailbroken iPhone with SAM *Update #1*No Original Sim needed" ini masih bisa ga??? katanya SAM nya udah di block ama apple betul ga???

 

wah itu... belum ada info gan... ane tau nya pake gevey... coba cari di mbah google mungkin ada yg jual daerah indo

 

cari di kasus.ko.aidi

land kmaren pas ke indo juga beli di sana soalnya di bandung ngak nemu

 

Apple developing new music streaming service that may rival Pandora and Spotify



In light of Apple’s upcoming fall media event that could include new iPods, the Wall Street Journal reports that Apple is currently developing a new music streaming service that may rival current services such as Pandora and Spotify. According to the publication, the folks in Cupertino are currently in talks with record labels to get radio streaming rights to the music. We imagine it would work similar to Pandora and Spotify’s radio feature, which allows users to pick custom stations based off artists and songs. Unsurprisingly, the streaming service is said to work across all of Apple’s devices, including the iPhone, iPad, and Mac and may even be accessible via Windows machines.

Apple first delved into the streaming-like game with its iTunes Match product that launched last fall. For $25 a year users can scan and match tracks in their iTunes music library across all of their devices. However, it’s not like Spotify where users can just stream any song they choose – users have to actually own the music.

The report adds that the streaming service would be free and would be supported by Apple’s iAd platform. WSJ goes on to say it could launch “in a matter of months.”

The New York Times is saying the same thing as well.

We have begun to see evidence of such a service occurring, with the announcement that you can stream Bob Dylan's new album free of charge.

We are hoping this becomes a trend, and eventually a full blown streaming service.

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wah makin gencar aja nih apple.. kalau bener iya jadi multi fungsi si itunes...
ga cman jadi music player dan sarana pindah music ke iphone ipad ipod

 

Official Thor: Son Of Asgard Game For iOS Hammers Into The App Store, Free For A Limited Time!

If you happen to be a fan of the Marvel Comics range of characters, as well as throwing yourself into the rather impressive shoes of one of the world’s most legendary protectors, then assuming the role of a Norse god might just be right up your street. Even better, you can now become the mighty Thor free of charge if you happen to own an iPhone, iPod touch or iPad, as Marvel Entertainment has made their fantastic and fast-paced Thor: Son of Asgard game free of charge on the App Store for a limited time.

The game definitely isn’t for the faint-hearted, letting the player step into the spotlight as the heavy-hammered Thor, as he attempts to defend the beautiful kingdom of Odin from the enemies that seek to destroy her. From the get-go, you can tell that a lot of time and effort has been placed into the game that features gorgeous high-definition graphics in what is essentially a non-stop, adventure packed 3D action game. If you’ve ever read the comics or watched the recent Hollywood Thor blockbuster and wanted to smash enemies using the mighty Mjölnir, then your time has come.


The game essentially follows the main character on a mission of protection, attempting to stop all enemy forces who seek to destroy his precious kingdom. Constant waves of evil seem to attack you from all angles during this game, with Thor being joined by a number of close allies in the pursuit of good overcoming evil. There’s no denying that Thor: Son of Asgard is an extremely enjoyable game, bringing the ability to interact with the elements of the game, as well as perform a number of vicious attacks using Mjölnir and use varying dodge and rolling techniques to break through oncoming obstacles.

The graphics are polished and fully optimized for the Retina display, and the original soundtrack of the game only adds to the tension and excitement. With that said, I always have an issue with the fiddly controls that are required to play games like this. A left hand thumb controlled joystick isn’t so bad, but the small action buttons are often hard to hit and leave the player susceptible to being mercilessly attacked by evil Dark Trolls and Midgard Serpents. Definitely worth a download, but more playable on the larger iPad display.


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wah yg punya ID US musti cepetan nih limited...

 

land beli brapa?? takut kemahalan nih

 

range 200k sampe 250k sudah dapet kok gan

 

Permission kk says mau Tanya. Kemarin saya baru beli iPad tapi pas saya buka slot sim card Nya ternyata Ada kartu AT&T . Saya pikir pertama itu bundling. Tp pertama Kali saya nyalain iPad saya default bahasa Nya itu bahasa Indonesia. kan ga mungkin kalo bundling dr america bisa default na bahasa Indonesia . Yang sy mau Tanya apa iPad yg sy beli itu refurbish? Tolong jwbnya y thx

 

kmaren land dapet yg 350k soalnya pas baru pertama keluar banget yg Ultra S,,
baru banget buat iOS 5.0.1 waktu itu

 

misi nanya dong
ada ga ah app yang buat nulis document
tapi kalau mau aksesnya harus pake pass gtu
biar terproteksii
thxx

 

q mau tanya ni kk sekarang ios 6 sebenarnya udah release belum sih ??

masalahnya mau ane upgrade ke ios 6 ... ipad ane um terjailbreak mslhY .. thx

 

gan aku punya iphone4,klo telpon ke hp lain suara ane tdk kedengaran.....kemarin2 bisa gan
tolong pencerahannya am agan2.....

 

kalau buat document bisa doc to go tuh gan... cman ga bisa d proteksi

untuk iOS 6 sekarang bisanya cuman developer gan... ga semua orang "kayaknya" lagian juga masih thertered

coba d restore gan trus set as new iphone kalau tetap ga sembuh bisa hardwarenya yg kena

 

App Store app publishing company comes forward as source of leaked Apple device UDIDs


Following the leak of millions of UDIDs for Apple’s iOS devices, a publishing company called BlueToad has come forward to NBC News as the source of the leaks. Anonymous, the group who obtained approximately 12 million Apple UDIDs of iOS device customers, initially pinpointed that the data came from an FBI laptop. The FBI quickly refuted the claim, and Apple commented as well.

BlueToad, a publishing company for apps on Apple’s App Store, says that UDIDs were stolen from its servers two weeks ago. The company says that the leaked UDID data matches its stolen data at a level of 98%.

Apple commented to NBC on the matter involving BlueToad:

BlueToad mainly builds applications for App Store developers. The company said that it would leave it up to those developers to contact affected customers.

The company has posted a message on its website:

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What Really Made Steve Jobs So Angry at Google?

With so many fanboys spinning Silicon Valley history, it's sometimes easy to forget about the real chain of events that led to the ongoing Apple-Google thermonuclear war, how the romance turned to hate. This timeline presents an interesting case about why, despite patents and prior art, Steve Jobs had plenty of personal reasons to despise Schmidt, Page, and Brin.

The simple answer is Google's leadership profoundly betrayed the longtime personal trust and friendship of Apple's leadership in stealing what Steve Jobs believed were Apple's most prized possessions. The fuller answer is below, in a telling timeline of the once exceptionally-close Apple-Google relationship.

This discussion is timely given Google's current PR effort to convince the public and the media that Google and Apple are likely to negotiate a patent "truce" and make Google's Android's patent liabilities go away. Thus it makes sense to drill down to learn more about the real likelihood of Apple being party to any patent-litigation "truce" or grand Apple-Android patent-licensing settlement.

Many are familiar with Apple's Steve Jobs' strong views about Google-Android's infringement of Apple. In Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson, Steve Jobs famously said "…I will spend every penny of Apple's $40 billion in the bank, to right this wrong. I'm going to destroy Android, because it's a stolen product. I'm willing to go thermonuclear war on this." However, few are familiar with the story of what actually made Steve Jobs this angry. Moreover, few are familiar with the length and closeness of the Apple-Google relationship that explains the depth of the betrayal Steve Jobs felt about Google's theft.

In 2001, when Google was a three-year-old start-up with roughly $50 million in revenues, Google's co-founders met Steve Jobs and wanted him to become Google's CEO. Already CEO of his own highly-consequential, 24 year-old tech company with $8 billion in revenues that had just developed the iconic iPod, Jobs demurred and generously took young Larry Page and Sergey Brin under his wing and mentored them.

Per Steven Levy's In the Plex, "Jobs was excited by the opportunity to hook up with a business whose activities were entirely complementary to Apple's — there seemed to be no competitive overlap." Jobs went so far as to encourage his personal life coach and best friend, Bill Campbell, to become an executive coach to Google's leadership to help them succeed. Concerning the closeness between Apple's and Google's leadership team, Steven Levy wrote: "There was so much overlap that it was almost as if Apple and Google were a single company."

In secrecy, Apple started development of the iPhone in 2004. In August 2005, Google quietly bought the Android start-up, when no one outside of Apple was supposed to know that Apple was working on the iPhone. Google Chairman Eric Schmidt joined Apple's Board in August 2006.

Apple launched the iPhone in January of 2007. Eleven months later, in November of 2007, Google showed a video that effectively juxtaposed Google-Android's original pre-iPhone "before" prototype which looked and operated more like a Blackberry button-driven phone, with Google-Android's post-iPhone-launch "after" prototype that heavily-resembled the look-and-feel of the iPhone and incorporated many of Apple's signature touch-screen inventions. In October 2008, T-Mobile released the G1, Google's first Android phone.

According to Steven Levy's book, Jobs "concluded that he was a victim of deceit." He felt "he had been betrayed by the two young men he had been attempting to mentor. He felt the trust between the two companies had been violated […] Not only did he believe that Google had performed a bait and switch on him, replacing a non-competing phone with one that was very much in the iPhone mode, but he also felt that Google had stolen Apple's intellectual property."

In January 2009, then Apple COO Tim Cook told investors: "We approach this business as a software platform business. We are watching the landscape. We like competition as long as they don't rip off our IP. And if they do, we will go after anyone who does."

In May of 2009, the FTC indicated that it viewed that Google and Apple sharing Board members was anti-competitive, but Eric Schmidt defiantly publicly represented that Google is not a "primary competitor" to Apple's iPhone. Under pressure from the FTC, Schmidt resigned from Apple's board in August 2009. In November 2009, Google outbid Apple to acquire mobile advertising leader AdMob. Then Google launched its first smart phone, the Nexus One, in January 2010, just seven months after Google's Schmidt publicly represented that Google did not compete with Apple's iPhone.

Apple launched the iPad later in January 2010. At a late January 2010 Apple town meeting, Steve Jobs reportedly said: "We did not enter the search business. They entered the phone business. Make no mistake they want to kill the iPhone. We won't let them. This "don't be evil" mantra is bullshit."

In March 2010, Apple sues Google-Android partner HTC for patent infringement of the iPhone. At that time, Steve Jobs explained: "We can sit by and watch competitors steal our patented inventions, or we can do something about it. We've decided to do something about it. We think competition is healthy, but competitors should create their own original technology, not steal ours."

In October 2010, Apple filed two patent lawsuits against Motorola over six multi-touch OS patents that make up much of the signature touch-screen inventions of the iPhone. In April 2011, Apple sued Google Android partner Samsung for patent infringement of the iPhone and iPad.

In early August 2011, Google's Chief Legal Officer blogged that: "Android's success has yielded… a hostile campaign by Microsoft, Oracle, Apple and other companies waged through bogus patents." Later in August 2011, Google buys Motorola and its 17,000 patent portfolio to vigorously "defend Android."

In August 2012, Apple wins a $1.05b patent infringement suit against Samsung for copying many distinguishing features of the iPhone and iPad. Google responds by encouraging the media to expect a patent truce which it knows is not likely.

Google's Chairman Eric Schmidt made a potentially incriminating admission at Motorola's new phone launch in publicly admitting that "we were late to tablets" and that only 70,000 of Google's 1.3 million daily Android activations are tablets. That's potentially incriminating because during 2008-2009, when Mr. Schmidt was still on Apple's board, Steve Jobs made sure to keep Eric Schmidt in the dark about development of the iPad. Isn't it interesting that when Mr. Schmidt was on Apple's board and aware of the iPhone, Google was not "late" to the smart phone market (Google-Android now has dominant market share), but when Google's Schmidt was out of the loop as a board director on the existence of the iPad, Google is somehow "late" to the tablet market?

The big overall takeaway here is that if Google's leadership is willing and comfortable stealing from longtime personal friends and colleagues who have given generously to them and greatly helped them succeed at most every stage, Google could be expected to have no compunction stealing from people they don't know. This also helps explain why Google has by far the worst intellectual property infringement record of any major American corporation and why so many companies and people are suing Google around the world for intellectual property infringement.
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ada tutor untuk Jailbreak iPhone 3G iOs 4.2.1 gak ya???

 

berarti sama aj dunk ipad2 q mentok di ios 5.1.1 ...

thanks ya infoY ..

 

temen saya malah dapatyg 30 ribu

tapi untuk os 4.1 sih