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There are some phones that would never come in dual sim no matter what you do or think. An example of such smartphones is the Apple iPhones. Such phone capabilities are left to devices that come from Asia like Samsung, LG etc. However, some group of people called the Digrit team have been able to make an iPhone 5 function with dual SIM capabilities.  iPhone is a great piece of smartphone but for someone with a need for 2 SIMs it can be very expensive to having to buy two iPhone smartphones. Therefore, the invention came to mind. The whole operation hinges on a beautifully well built iPhone case with the capability to accept up to 3 SIM cards. The case allows the iPhone to sit in comfortably while a part of the case is plugged into the original iPhone 5 SIM slot. Once this is done, you can then proceed to putting other SIMs in a slot at the back of the case. Once the SIMs are inserted, the switch from one SIM to the other which takes roughly 45sec - 1min can be...

Few weeks left before Apple releases the latest iteration of the iPhone top the world, that is, iPhone 5S and 5C and something interesting just popped up. @Winocm, the hacker and coder who tweeted few days back that he had gotten a way to jailbreak both the iPhone 4 and 4S running iOS 6.1.3 just released another pic of an iPhone 5 running iOS 6.1.4 with Cydia launched and running as seen in the image below. This jailbreak is for both GSM and CDMA iPhone 5 What does this means? This means that someone had succeeded in jailbreaking the iPhone 4, 4S and 5. iPhone 5 running iOS 6.1.4 is jailbroken. Although we don't know if this jailbreak is tethered or untethered yet. Of course, many a people who upgraded their devices to iOS 6.1.3 may have given up hope but it seems that hope may be re-kindle again with this. One problem though even as excited as many may seem is that iOS 7 is almost here and many would want to upgrade to it relatively making this new jailbre...

Using an iPhone in China is now a thing for concern these days with the rate at with domestic disasters are happening while using Apple iPhone. The first was a woman being electrocuted to death, followed by a man thrown into coma when electrocuted by his iPhone 4 and now this, where exploding iPhone sent debris into Li's eye. According to Chinese woman, the explosion sent particles of the phone into her eyes and she was rushed to the hospital, where she was eventually treated. Previously, the woman stated that she had dropped the phone once which left a small crack in the upper right corner, but claims the phone was still useable.    When she looked at the device to check it, Li then discovered the touchscreen was not responding when she tried to end the call. After a few more tries, the screen exploded. Li said she felt some debris shooting into her eyes. "I could not open my eyes," she recalled. Her colleagues rushed her to the hospital where ...

A new information I stumbled upon not too long was a shocking one; one that is almost unbelievable. It was said that a woman was electrocuted to death while making a call on her iPhone 5.  According to CNET , a 23 year old Chinese woman by the name Ma Ailum from China's Xinjiang region was allegedly electrocuted when she answered a call while charging her iPhone 5 as reported by the Chinese based news agency Xinhua. According to Apple's spokes person, the company is "deeply saddened to learn this tragic incident and offer our condolences to the Ma family". Apple "will fully investigate and cooperate with authorities in this matter". We have of course heard of iPhone 5 getting seriously hot when in use and charging. We have also heard malfunctioning iPhone 5 resulting in it getting burnt. However, iPhone 5 electrocuting someone to death while charging and answering a call? Its a first and almost unbelievable. Consequently, it would be...

TinyUmbrella have been Updated to support iOS 6.1.4 firmware released by Apple few days ago for iPhone 5. TinyUmbrella saved shsh blobs to your desktop computer and this latest update is version 6.14.00. The update also comes with but fixes. Unlike iFaith which is only available for Windows computers, TinyUmbrella is available for both Windows and Mac computers. Consequently if you couldn't use iFaith due to your computer type, TinyUmbrella will be your choice software to save your SHSH blobs. While the usefulness of saving blobs for iPhone 5 might be minute, it wouldn't hurt to have SHSH saved just in case its needed.  TinyUmbrella for Windows and Mac can be downloaded from the link provided below. The procedures for saving blobs remain the same. TinyUmbrella for Windows TinyUmbrella for Mac

iFaith version 1.5+ will Save Blobs for iPhone 5 iOS 6.1.4. As you may have heard by now that Apple released iOS 6.1.4 yesterday for iPhone 5 device alone. This update is minor and seek to improve the audio profile for speakerphone on iPhone 5. For most people with iPhone 5 that are jailbroken untethered on iOS 6.1.2, it is advised you remain on 6.1.2 and stay away from updating to this new minor update because it will render your device non - jailbreakable. For those that want to fetch and save their Blobs for the new 6.1.4 update for iPhone 5, iFaith v1.5+ (1.5.8 being the latest) can make it happen. Follow the guide below to achieve this. Requirements iFaith version 1.5.8 Windows computer iPhone 5 running iOS 6.1.4 Device   iPhone 5 Note 1 There is no jailbreak for iPhone 5 running iOS 6.1.4. This guide is just to help you save your Blobs in case you want to restore to it at a later time Note 2 iPhone 3GS running iOS 6.1.3 was used in t...

While we are yet waiting for iOS 7 to drop during the WWDC conference by June 10th, Apple have decided to release a new firmware update. T his update iOS 6.1.4 was released few minutes ago and is only compatible for iPhone 5 device. In case you are in possession of an iPhone 5, please proceed to this link to get your download. The update process is the same as any other update process via iTunes. What does new update bring to the iPhone 5 you may ask Well, an updated audio profile for the speakerphone was implemented in this update. Furthermore, Apple released iOS 6.1.3 to tackle some issues like Evasi0n exploits and passcode bypassing bug that was found in iOS 6 - 6.1.2. While the Evasion exploit was patched, rendering many iDevices non - jailbreakable, however, passcode bypassing bug isstill present. With a company like Apple that take security very seriously, it would be considered unacceptable if the passcode bug isn't resolved as soon as ...