iOS hacker iH8sn0w has discovered a way to untether jailbreak the iPhone 4s, iPad 2, iPad 3, iPad mini and iPod Touch 5 which are powered by the Apple A5(X) processor for life. Details are relatively scarce at this moment regarding the exploit, although if it were ever released in the form of a jailbreak utility, those in ownership of either device would be able to enjoy an potentially indefinite, untethered jailbreak.
Apple's iOS 7 may be the cream of the company, but those with older devices who have upgraded to the latest version of Apple's mobile platform, would have suddenly found themselves facing performance issues and lags. Some of these lags could be attributed to visual features like the blur effect, that even causes apps like messaging to feel slow and laggy.
Apple has released the third beta of iOS 7 which will make it way to our iOS devices later this fall. The software update will be available for the iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPad 4, iPad 3, iPad 2, iPad mini and iPod Touch 5. However not all devices will receive all the new features of iOS 7 with the iPhone 4 and iPad 2 receiving the least while the iPhone 5 and the newest iPad will receive the full set of features.Yesterday Apple announced iOS 7.0 at the WWDC 2013 keynote, with a new user interface and several new features and improvements. The first beta of iOS 7.0 is already out to developers but the final version is not expected to be released to the public until later this fall.
Some time ago several European carriers including Vodafone told their subscribers not to upgrade to iOS 6.1 due to connectivity issues experience with the new iOS version. Users who installed the update found that they couldn’t connect to the Internet, make or receive phone calls, or send and receive text messages. Apple attempted to rectify these issues with the release of iOS 6.1.1, but it looks like the solution came with its own set of problems.
Apple released iOS 6.1 to the public just a couple of weeks ago for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. Now they are following up with a release of iOS 6.1.1, but it is now available to download ONLY for the Apple iPhone 4S.
Its very rarely that we see an iOS update being released so quickly following a release, especially since iOS 6.1 spent months of testing before being released to the public. However it turned out that that issues with the iPhone 4S had slipped by unnoticed and started cropping up once the devices, particularly connectivity issues, sending email, texts and entering a network.
After months of testing iOS 6.1 was finally released to consumers a couple of weeks ago. However several issues seem to have cropped up on devices which have somehow been missed during the testing phase. These issues include connectivity issues, sending emails, texting and entering a network.
Vodafone is warning their Apple iPhone 4S customers not to update their handsets to iOS 6.1 at this time. An issue has been identified with the the latest OS build which prevents some owners from connection the internet, sending and receiving texts and preventing users from making and receiving phone calls.
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| The Apple iPhone 4S features a 3.5 inch retina touch display, up to 64GB of internal storage, an 8 megapixel camera capable of 1080p HD video capture, a secondary camera for Facetime video calls and is powered by Apple's own A5 dual-core processor. |
Today Apple has started seeding their latest version of their mobile operating system iOS 6.0 to various iOS devices around the world. The update is available for the iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, new iPad, iPad 2 and iPod Touch and users should start receiving notifications in the following hours.
All eyes maybe on the Apple iPhone 5, but the Apple iPhone 4S and the Apple iPhone 4 have also recently been discounted. So anyone interested in the older iPhones may want to take a look at this accessory – the iExpander.
It’s been over five years since we met the first iPhone which Steve Jobs described as a combination of three devices – A “widescreen iPod with touch controls”, a “revolutionary mobile phone” and a “breakthrough Internet communicator”.
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