lunes, 30 de agosto de 2010

No 'jailbreak' para iPhone 4 con iOS 4.0.2. Lo que deja fuera a los teléfonos vendidos en México.

El DevTeam, quienes han desarrollado varias de las herramientas para hacer 'jailbreak' en iOS, informó que no habrá una versión para iPhone 4.0.2, ni iPad 3.1.2. Es una mala noticia dado que los iPhone 4 que se venden en México llegaron con esta versión y no es posible regresarlos a una versión previa.


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viernes, 2 de julio de 2010

Great PCMagazine article explaining how to print from an iPad

Great PCMagazine article explaining how to print from an iPad: http://bit.ly/ce58Gp «iPad printing apps claim to do a lot, but in our testing, many of them simply didn't work. There's definitely still room for a brilliant third-party app which can print to a range of Wi-Fi printers, because we couldn't find one. The best we could find was Air Sharing HD, an app that reliably prints to printers shared by Macs on the same Wi-Fi network as your iPad, but even that had some formatting oddities. There are three basic types of iPad printing apps. The first, supposedly, print directly to Wi-Fi-enabled printers. The second look out on your Wi-Fi network for Macs sharing printers, and can print to the shared printers without any intervention from the Mac's user. This is a decent solution if you go somewhere with Macs and printers. The third type requires you to run a server in the background on a Mac or PC every time you want to print something. I consider that an unforgivable kludge; at that point, you might as well just sync your iPad… http://bit.ly/ce58Gp » -- Desde Mi iPad usando BlogPress

miércoles, 30 de junio de 2010

iPhone: How to restore 3G data after upgrading to iOS4

Sometimes, the process to upgrade iPhone to iOS4 corrupts the configuration for 3G data. You can see a 3G icon on the status bar, but all apps requiring Internet report that there is no connection. This problem don't affect WiFi connections. These are the steps I followed to restore the 3G data connection: 1. Download "iPhone Configuration Utility" from Apple site: 2. Run the "iPhone Configuration Utility" and select "Configuration Profiles" from the left sidebar. 3. Click "New" on the toolbar. 4. Fill the "General" section with a name, identifier and description of your choice for the profile. 5. Fill the "Advanced" section with the details of your phone carrier. For Telcel (Mexico) I provided these values: - APN: internet.itelcel.com - User: webgprs - Password: webgprs2002 - Proxy: 148.233.151.240 6. Connect your iPhone using USB and select it on the left sidebar. 7. Go to the "Configuration Profiles" and click 'Install' on your profile. And done, you must have now 3G data again. -- Desde Mi iPad usando BlogPress

domingo, 27 de junio de 2010

iOS4

Download iOS4 for iPhone 3G using iTunes 9.2




Download redsn0w from the Dev-Team blog.




Use the restore option instead of the upgrade one. The latter causes 3G data issues on some jailbroken iPhones.



Run redsn0w just after the iPhone reboots and while iTunes waits for the sync options. This is the moment that worked the best for me, since waiting for the full sync has hung my iPhone in the apple logo.




Browse for the IPSW file for iOS4. The version released last june 21st is called "iPhone1,2_4.0_8A293_Restore.ipsw" and it's located in "~/Library/iTunes/iPhone Software Updates".



Enable the multitasking, wallpaper and battery options.



Plug the iPhone, turn it off and follow the onscreen directions.






The iPhone will restart already jailbroken and then you may continue with the sync.




Et voilà.

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