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Well Since the iPhone 4s and iOS 5 JailBreak is not available for the masses yet people have to resort to using other methods and here is how to do it.

We are now accepting UDID registration and certificates. Please register for this site and leave a commet below you will be contacted by site admin shortly. Please leave a commet or email macgeekworld@gmail.com or maingeek@macgeekworld.com. This is a low, low price of $7.99 for a full year UDID and Certificate + MobileProvision Profile.

Includes:

• UDID Registration for your IOS Device (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, AppleTV2)
• Certification (for iResign, also can be used with iPaGoD and CrappStore)
• MobileProvision profile (need to run apptrackr.org apps)

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Instructions:

First and formost you need eater a developer account which is $99 at Apple or to have some one register your UDID

here you can find instructions on how to install OSX on Windows or ESXi Machine

OS X is required for this

1.) Download/Install iResign: (Download) http://www.2shared.com/file/hJ_YHugi/iReSign_20.html

Other places to Download iResign: http://imzdl.com/ or http://betaio.so

2.) Take the certifications and other files send to you when registered, this includes the cer file and p12 file

3.) Open up Keychain Access (Go to Spotlight and search for it)

4.) On the left side, select “login” under Keychains and “My Certificates” under Category. Once this is done, drag and drop the AppleWWDRCA.cer, Certificates.p12, and developer_identity.cer into Keychain Access.

5.) When prompted for a password use the password provided to you via email

6.) Plug your iDevice into your computer and then open iTunes. Drag the .mobileprovision file in iTunes over the “Library” section (you will see a green plus arrow). Or email the certificate to your self and open it up on your iOS device

7.) Go to http://apptrackr.org/ to download the application you want on your iDevice

8.) Open up iResign 2.0

9.) First, you must find the Certificate name. This can be found by going into Keychain, right clicking your certificate, and selecting Get Info. Copy/Paste the “Common Name” from Keychain into the “Certificate Name from Keychain” line in iResign. [ex. iPhone Developer: First Last (ABCDEFG)]

10.) Click and Drag  the .ipa file you downloaded from AppTrackr and click ReSign!

11.) iResign creates a folder on desktop “ResignedApps”, Drag and drop the newly signed file into iTunes [has "resigned" in the name]

12.) Sync and enjoy!

Troubleshooting:

* No Identity Found Error means that you did not type or copy the “Certificate Name/Common Name” correctly.

** If you are able to resign apps in iResign but cannot sync, this means your provisioning file is not installed correctly on your iDevice or you are syncing unsigned iPA’s in iTunes

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Google today added GMail push for active sync devices, which of course includes iPhone. Check it out at Google Mobile Blog

Probably no Tablet, but some nice new iPods with cameras and maybe 3.1 ……

= 3GS

Last few days have been very frustrating, iPhone Dev decided not to release new Jailbreak for all of the 1 million people that are waiting for it, just because they feel that by not releasing today they will help more people, I think they will hurt more people then help, specially if Apple patches there jailbreak and unlock and we will have to wait even longer…..  The logic of dev team is truly bad and presents a question: Why ever release anything or hack anything if some one is going to patch it or some one didnt get a chance to buy something?

I`m sorry, but I feel that iPhone Dev team major fail here …………..

Yes people get ready!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! March 17 is the date.

Is 3.0 iPhone update coming soon ? Gizmodo thinks so and it should bring background apps. Seems only few months ago  we got our 2.0 and our iPhone 3G