Apple Releases iOS 6.1.2

Apple has released iOS 6.1.2 update to fix a bug with Microsoft Exchange Calendar that could result in an increased network activity and reduce battery life.

You can download the update below or goto settings> general>software Update on your iOS device to update

iPad 4
iPad 4 (WIFI 3,4) 6.1.2
iPad 4 (GSM 3,5) 6.1.2
iPad 4 (CDMA 3,6) 6.1.2


iPad Mini
iPad mini (WIFI iPad2,5) 6.1.2
iPad mini (GSM iPad2,6) 6.1.2
iPad mini (CDMA iPad2,7) 6.1.2

iPad 3
iPad 3 (WIFI iPad3,1) 6.1.2
iPad 3 (GSM iPad3,3) 6.1.2
iPad 3 (CDMA iPad3,2) 6.1.2

iPad 2
iPad 2 (iPad2,4) 6.1.2
iPad 2 (iPad2,1) 6.1.2
iPad 2 (GSM iPad2,2) 6.1.2
iPad 2 (CDMA iPad2,3) 6.1.2


iPhone
iPhone 5 (5.1 GSM) 6.1.2
iPhone 5 (5.2 Global)  6.1.2
iPhone 4S 6.1.2
iPhone 4 (3.1 GSM) 6.1.2
iPhone 4 (3.2 GSM) 6.1.2
iPhone 4 (3.3 CDMA) 6.1.2
iPhone 3GS 6.1.2

iPod Touch
iPod touch 5G 6.1.2
iPod touch 4G 6.1.2

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Get iOS 6 on older versions of iDevices

One thing you can’t blame Apple for is dropping software support for their devices too quickly. Newer iDevices have been coming out thick and fast lately, but official iOS support for last two or three generations of devices isn’t too bad in many people’s book. If you have an older iPhone or iPod Touch that got ditched by Apple, then i've got good news for you.

Introducing Whited00r, the biggest community about iOS modding and firmware cooking in the world.
Whited00r provides modded Software Update for your older iDevices. it is the best solution for your Apple device, both for power and inexperienced users.

Whited00r will automatically jailbreak your device, and the installs the latest version of Cydia on it. The biggest advantage of the tool, is that you will get true multitasking, and apps will keep in running state in the background.

Here is a list of all the devices that are compatible with the latest version of Whited00r.

• iPhone 2G
• iPhone 3G
• iPod touch 1G
• iPod touch 2G

Disclaimer: Please follow this guide at your own risk. We are not responsible if your device gets damaged or bricked during the process.

Here is how you can get iOS 6 on your older iDevice.

Backup your Data

The installation process is safe and tested, but you are doing this at your own risk. For this reason we suggest that you backup your data and transfer your applications from the device back to iTunes on your computer by following these simple steps: 

Right click on your device name in iTunes, select "Backup" and then "Transfer Purchases".

Download the firmware

Download the right firmware for your device.

iPhone 2G

Whited00r 6.0 Normal

Whited00r 6.0 Unlocked

iPhone 3G

Whited00r 6.0 Normal

Whited00r 6.0 Unlocked

iPod touch 1G

Whited00r 6.0

iPod touch 2G

Whited00r 6.0

Installation

Open iTunes, click on restore holding ALT (On MacOS) or SHIFT (On Windows) at the same time and select the whited00r Software Update (.ipsw) from you computer.

installation could take up to 15 minutes, your device might restart a few times during the process.

Setting Up Your Device

Set up your device and enjoy the new features of iOS 6.

Enjoy!!!

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Apple releases iOS 6.1 beta 2 to developers

Apple has released the second beta of iOS 6.1 to developers, with Map Kit enhancements and Passbook improvements, alongside a new Apple TV software beta and a new preview of Xcode 4.6.

The iOS 6.1 beta 2 is known as build 10B510c, and is compatible with all iPads except the original, the iPhone 5, iPhone 4S and iPhone 3GS, and the 4th and 5th generations of the iPod touch.

The second beta arrived little more than a week after Apple released the first iOS 6.1 beta to developers, and an iOS 6.0.1 update to the public, bringing bug fixes and minor improvements to Apple's latest mobile operating system.

Apple Insider reports that "developers have said that the first beta of iOS 6.1 was relatively stable, but there some crashing issues did occur when using the camera's panorama mode".

The latest build of iOS 6.1 adds further improvements to the Map Kit framework that allows third-party developers to use Apple's Maps service to search for map-based addresses and points of interest.

Apple has also added a note to help beginners get to grips with Passbook, the virtual wallet that was introduced with iOS 6 in September. While Passbook is largely redundant in the UK at present, it looks set to be making its way into our lives, and British Airways has said that it wants to join Apple's e-ticketing scheme "as soon as we can".

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