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Monday, October 14, 2013

AT T’s LTE network expanded to 10 new markets

Some speedy new 4G LTE networks are in place around the U.S.
Which is never a bad thing.
Per AppleInsider, AT&T this week announced that its high-speed 4G LTE network — compatible with Apple’s latest iPhone 5, iPad and iPad mini — has launched in 15 new markets, and also expanded coverage in a handful of other locations.

A total of 10 new locations with 4G LTE reception were announced by AT&T on Friday:
- Boise, Idaho
- Boulder, Colo.
- Bowling Green, Ky.
- Harrisburg, Pa.
- Hartford, Conn.
- Lancaster, Pa.
- Lexington, Ken.
- New Haven, Conn.
- Ogden, Utah
- Providence, R.I.
Those 10 are joined by five other markets that AT&T announced have LTE connectivity on Tuesday of this week:
- Green Bay, Wis.
- Melbourne, Fla.
- Oxford, Miss.
- Springfield, Mass.
- Tucson, Ariz.
Finally, AT&T also announced this week that its existing 4G LTE network has expanded in a handful of markets. They are:
- Middlesex County, N.J.
- Phoenix, Ariz.
- Salt Lake City, Utah
- Los Angeles, Calif.

The latest expansions are the most significant update to AT&T’s network since mid-November, when the company’s 4G LTE coverage was extended to 24 new markets, including Denver, Colo., and Columbus, Ohio.

In all, AT&T’s 4G LTE network has been launched in 124 markets. The company plans to reach 250 million people by the end of 2013, and 300 million by the end of 2014.

Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Jailbreak Unlock at iOS 6 0 with both gevey ultrasn0w

Are you planning of upgrading iOS on your iPhone 3gs or 4g ?
And are you scared to loose your unlock?
Or if you have upgraded your 3gs to 6.0 and dont no now how to unlock it ?

Then, Lets get through this process.

Jailbreak iPhone 3gs/4

Download the latest version of redsn0w .
Download official iOS 6 IPSW for iPhone 4 (GSM) or iPhone 3GS directly from Apple.
Launch redsn0w and go to Extras > Custom IPSW.
Point to the IPSW you just downloaded in Step 2. If you have a 3GS, you will be prompted whether you have a 3GS with old or new bootrom. Select appropriately.
Redsn0w will start building custom iOS 6 while removing the files that will update your baseband. Once completed, you will find this file on the same file path as the original IPSW with the prefix “NO_BB…” followed by the IPSW file name.
Be sure to pwn DFU your iPhone with redsn0w by going to Extras > Pwned DFU. Simply follow the on-screen instructions.
Once your iPhone is in DFU, launch iTunes and press Shift+Restore (Windows) or Option+Restore (Mac). Be careful not to select the wrong IPSW during restore!If you get error 3194, you need to edit your hosts file. See here.
Wait for it to finish. Your iPhone will attempt to reboot and may stuck on the Apple logo with empty progress bar due to tethered jailbreak.
Launch redsn0w again > Extras > Just Boot. Follow on screen instructions.
Your iPhone will boot up normally and is activated .If not activated you can activate through redsn0w through jailbreak button and then again repeat tether process.

Unlock iPhone 3gs/4
[Note :Notice that iPhone must be activated to unlock either with ultrasn0w or with Gevey sim.]

Unlock iPhone 3gs/4 through ultrasn0w

-Also Notice only these iPhone with these baseband could be unlocked for now with ultrasn0w.

01.59.00 (iPhone 4)
04.26.08 (iPhone 3GS)
05.11.07 (iPhone 3GS)
05.12.01 (iPhone 3GS)
05.13.04 (iPhone 3GS)
06.15.00 (iPhone 3GS)

To unlock with ultrasn0w. Follow below procedure:-

Launch Cydia through iPhone home-screen and add the following repo by going to Manage > Sources > Edit > Add:Untitled Document
2. Let it update sources and packages and then search for ultrasn0w fixer for iOS 6 and install it.
3. Finally, search for ultrasn0w (1.2.7) and install that too.(If you didnt found it then on cydia,add repo by going to manage>sources>edit>Add: ultrasn0w.com )
4. Reboot your device.
You should get a signal bars now !!!

Unlock iPhone 4 through Gevey Sim:[Note:: For iPhone 4 having baseband 2.10.04, 3.10.01, 4.10.01 you can just use Gevey sim and unlock it, no need to go through above unlock process just you can use gevey manual process after jailbreaking procedure.]

Saturday, September 14, 2013

The Best Windows 7 Tablets at CES 2011

While most of the 80 tablet PCs rolled out at CES 2011 were Android-based, a good chunk actually run on Windows 7. We give you a list of the best we saw at the show.

Scores of tablets were announced and demoed at CES 2011, and while most of them were Android-based, a good chunk ran on Windows 7 and an Intel processor. And why shouldnt there be a bunch of those floating around, what with Google screwing over every other tablet maker by delaying its Honeycomb Android OS? Almost every Android tablet ran on a 2.2 build that was buggy and clearly unfinished. Even the Motorola Zoom, which had an early version of Honeycomb running, demoed the user experience via a video because it didnt want anyone touching the unit. Interestingly enough, the closest thing to a finished tablet at CES 2011 was one that ran on a full-blown version of Windows 7. Though I wouldnt call them all winners, there were several that stood out from the crowd.

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The Asus Eee EP121 is easily the most powerful slate tablet coming out of the show, as it runs on an Intel Core i5 processor (an ultra-low voltage variant) and can be configured with up to 4GB of memory. Its 12-inch screen is among the biggest for tablets, and the 1,280-by-800 resolution is nothing short of spectacular. One of the characteristics that make it a viable tablet contender is its Wacom digitized screen and pen, which take advantage of Windows 7s handwriting recognition engine. And because its a Windows operating system running on robust parts, it can handle full blown apps like Adobes Creative Suite or Microsofts Office 2010.

The Lenovo IdeaPad Slate (an official name hasnt been chosen yet) looks promising because in addition to running Windows, it also has a user-friendly interface built around touch. Shortcuts to any Windows applications are distributed between two viewing panes: one for "Work" the other for "Play." The screen is also equipped with a digitized layer (made by Morgans Touch) and pen, much like the Asus EP121. An Atom N570 processor powers this tablet, which isnt as powerful as a Core i5 but will last up to 6.5 hours on a single charge (an Atom processor is more battery efficient).

The Samsung Sliding PC 7 Series is Samsungs first Windows-based tablet PC. While the tablet could use a little refinement, the concept is pretty neat. A sliding screen reveals a physical ketyboard (if one is absolutely essential). Slide it back over the keyboard, and it can be used as a slate tablet. It runs on an Atom Z-Series processor and 2GB of RAM, though it doesnt have a digitized screen for handwriting recognition.

If the Asus EP121 is the largest Windows slate tablet, then the Viliv X70 should qualify as the smallest. It weighs less than a pound, thanks, in large part, to a 7-inch screen that boasts a 1,024-by-600 resolution. Its truly a handheld PC that comes with the gamut of wireless radios, including 802.11n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 3G HSPA, WiMax, and Verizons EV-DO.

Last but not least is a Windows tablet that cannot be bought in the United States, but its an intriguing one nonetheless. The Lenovo U1 Hybrid was actually announced at last years CES, but is now officially shipping—in China only. Its a Windows 7 laptop that undocks to form a slate, with each portion running on a different processor and operating system. What makes this tablet unique is that you can experience Windows 7 and Android in one system.

Tuesday, September 10, 2013

How To Install Windows 8 In A Virtual Machine at your Mac

Microsoft has been showing if its upcoming Windows 8 operating system at its BUILD conference in California this week, and while I may be completely dedicated to my Mac, I can’t help but think Windows 8 looks pretty darn nice.

We’ve already showed you how to install the Developer Preview on a Boot Camp partition on your Mac, but there is an easier method for those of you who just want to play around. In this how-to, we’ll take you through the setup for installing Windows 8 in a virtual machine — in just four simple steps.

Step 1: Download Windows 8 Developer Preview

The first thing you’ll need, if you haven’t already got it, is the Windows 8 Developer Preview build.

You can download this from dev.windows.com. You’ll have a choice between the 32-bit and 64-bit builds. I recommend you go for the former — it’s just 2.9GB as opposed to 3.6GB, and it’s all you’ll really need to play around with.

The Windows 8 download will be a .iso file, and will likely be saved to your ‘Downloads’ folder. However, be sure to keep a note of its location — you’ll need this in step 3.

Step 2: Download VMware Fusion 4.0

Once you have your Windows 8 Developer Preview, you’ll need an application to run the virtual machine. We’re going to use VMware Fusion for this for two reasons: Firstly, it’s the easiest to set up, and secondly, if you don’t already have it you can download a free 30-day trial.

VMware Fusion 4.0 launched just last week, and is completely compatible with OS X Lion. Once you’ve downloaded the application, install it on your Mac.

Step 3: Setup Your Windows 8 Virtual Machine

So, now you have your Windows 8 download and you’ve installed VMware Fusion 4. Open up VMware Fusion and choose to create a new virtual machine. Click the ‘Continue without disc’, and then ‘Choose a disk or disk image…’.

Step 4: Locate Your Windows 8 Download & Install

Navigate to your Windows 8 Developer Preview .iso file and click ‘Next’. VMware will now ask you to choose your operating system. Windows 8 will not be available, so just select Microsoft Windows 7 instead. Click ‘Continue’ and then click ‘Finish’ in the next window.

Now wait while VMware Fusion performs its magic and sets up your Windows 8 partition. This shouldn’t take too long, but it will depend on the speed of your Mac.

Your Windows 8 virtual machine will now be set up and ready for you to play around with. Enjoy!