CycloneBox iphone imei check service restored

iPhone IMEI check service is restored now. 

• Service is not free anymore.
• Single check costs you 1 Cyclone Credit.
• Once you've checked your phone, data is cached on server and you can check it again for free.

Example output:

Code:

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stdClass Object
(
    [imei] => 013128003164xxx
    [status] => Delivered
    [carrier] => AT&T USA
    [locked] => Yes
    [created] => 1346098925
    [delivered] => 1346098982
    [details] => stdClass Object
        (
            [errorCode] =>
            [serialNumber] => QR213MTGA4S
            [productVersion] => 5.1
            [countryCode] => US
            [partDescription] => IPHONE 4 16GB BLACK
            [appliedActivationPolicyID] => 52
            [assetTag] =>
            [futureDataA] =>
            [futureDataB] =>
            [ban] =>
            [carrierCode] => AT&T USA
            [contractStartDate] =>
            [contractEndDate] =>
            [deviceFamily] => iPhone
            [firstUnbrickDate] => 1.334624276E+12
            [initialActivationPolicyID] => 52
            [lastRestoreDate] =>
            [lastUnbrickDate] => 1.334625193E+12
            [macAddress] => 6CC26B9B4E58
            [nextTetherPolicyID] => 52
            [unbricked] => 1
            [unlockDate] =>
            [unlocked] =>
            [imeiNumber] => 013128003164559
            [ctn] => 18329225876
            [iccID] => 89014104243590399073
            [formattedContractStartDate] =>
            [formattedcontractEndDate] =>
            [formattedFirstUnbrickDate] => 17/04/12
            [formattedLastUnbrickDate] => 17/04/12
            [formattedLastRestoreDate] =>
            [formattedUnlockDate] =>
            [initialActivationPolicyDetails] => US AT&T Puerto Rico and US Virgin Islands Service Policy
            [bluetoothMacAddress] => 6CC26B9B4E57
            [nextTetherPolicyDetails] => US AT&T Puerto Rico and US Virgin Islands Service Policy
            [appliedActivationDetails] => US AT&T Puerto Rico and US Virgin Islands Service Policy
        )

)

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Facebook Releases Completely Rebuilt iPhone App

Facebook has released a completely rebuilt version of their iOS app. As some of you who used the application may know, the app was horrible. It was slow, and an absolute pain to use.

We’ve been testing it out a bit. Not a lot, as we just downloaded it, but it already feels much snappier than the previous version. Of course we are sitting at home with our wifi connection, but it didn’t seem to make much of a difference before, either. The app was just poorly-built. No more screaming “Facebook for iPhone sucks!”
Here is the list of improvements:

What’s New in Version 5.0

We’ve rebuilt the app so it’s faster and easier to use.
* Scrolling through news feed is faster than ever
* New banner lets you tap to quickly see more stories – no need to refresh
* Photos open fast and close with one downward swipe
* Instant access to your notifications

You can check out the app here:

Facebook

Social Networking

Free

Description

Keeping up with friends is faster than ever. * See what friends are up to * Share updates, photos and videos * Get notified when friends like and comment on your posts * Text, chat and have group conversations * Play games and use your favorite apps Facebook is only available for users age 13 and over. Our Data Use Policy and EULA are available in the legal section of our App Store description.

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Turn your iPhone 4/4S into the next-gen iPhone with this $30 back plate mod kit

While we certainly cannot vouch for the quality of this “iPhone 5 conversion mod kit” for iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S, it appears to be a back-plate mod kit based on leaked next-generation iPhone designs. Available in both black and white, the kit is based on the next-gen metal iPhone backs that we first posted high-resolution photos of in May. The mod kit is currently shipping worldwide within seven days for $30. The sellers claim the kit uses “camera glass lens of same quality as original iPhone back panel,” while the back plate includes “glass-like acrylic” and aluminum.

The kit also comes with Phillips and Pentalobe screwdrivers. The iPhone 5 mod kit is available here, and a short promo video of the result is below. For comparison, images of the “real” thing are here.

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AppleTV | How to Jailbreak Your Apple TV 2G Using Seas0nPass (Windows) [5.0.2]

.*Before beginning this tutorial you must have already installed the Microsoft .Net Framework which can be found here. Step One Download the latest version of SeasonPass from here. Step Two Extract the archive you downloaded. Then double click the extracted application to launch it. Step Three Click the Create IPSW button from the main screen. Step Four Seas0nPass will now download the latest Apple TV firmware file Step Five Seas0nPass will create a custom IPSW file for you. Step Six Once your custom IPSW file has been created, Seas0nPass will ask you to connect the Apple TV to your computer via a micro-USB cable and use the remote to put it into DFU mode by holding MENU and PLAY/PAUSE for 7 seconds. The power cable should be unplugged during this process. Tip: Connect the usb cable and press the buttons down at the exact same time. Step Seven Once your Apple TV has been detected in DFU mode, Seas0nPass will upload some files, ask you if its okay to automatically restore firmware, and then beginning restoring to the new firmware. Step Ten That's it! Your Apple TV is jailbroken!

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MOST ADVANCED IPHONE/IPAD CDMA PROGRAMMING TOOL!

iPhone/iPad CDMA Tool

Current Version: 1.0.11.1

THE WORLD’S MOST ADVANCED IPHONE/IPAD PROGRAMMING TOOL!
Program your CDMA iPhone/iPad for use with any CDMA carrier WORLDWIDE!
Supports service programming of the CDMA iPhone4/iPad2
Simple Step by Step picture and video programming tutorial

Tool can program the following settings:
IMSI/MIN, MDN/Phone number, AKEY, PRL,1X/3G Data, and NV Items

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More Tool Features

Step-by-Step detailed Information Log during programming
Reboot Baseband feature
Write PRL without rebooting the device
Automatic Tool updates
Reading/writing feature for NV items
SID and NID reading/writing feature


Pricing & Payment Methods

1 Device $65
10 Devices $600
100 Devices $5500
200 Devices $10000

Forms of payment accepted:
Paypal

Buy Now!


Professional technical support

Step-by-Step programming tutorial
SUPPORTS MOST CDMA CARRIERS WORLDWIDE

Contact us:
1. Email: support#iphonecdmatool.com (please replace # with @)
2. Skype Name: IPhoneCDMATool.com
3. Forum Support: CDMAGurus

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iPhone Tools v1.1-[A Free iPhone Software Tool/Pc]

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iPhone Tools

Screenshot:

Features:

1. Carrier Checker
2. Bulk Carrier Check
3. IMEI Validation Offline
4. IMEI Validation Online
5. Apple Support And Service Checker
6. Serial Checker
7. iPhone Factory Unlocking Service
8. Some Other Tools

Change Log:
V:1.1
-Registration in a easy way(Standalone/Free)
-Some bugs fixed

Download

.Net Framework 4

t Framework 4 Is Required. Otherwise Software May Gives

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iOS 6 beta no longer requires Apple ID password for free apps

With the latest beta of iOS 6, users are no longer required to enter their Apple ID password when downloading free software from the App Store.

The change, currently available to developers testing the latest preview of iOS, was first discovered by a poster on Reddit and highlighted on Monday by Cult of Mac. It's unknown whether that functionality will come to users in the final release of iOS 6, when it launches for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch this fall.

Since the first beta of iOS 6 was released in June, developers have already been able to re-download previously purchased applications without entering the password for their Apple ID account. By removing the need to enter a password when downloading free software in the latest beta, it would appear that Apple is looking to cut down on the number of times iOS users are prompted to enter their Apple ID password.

With an Apple ID account on an iOS device, a user's credit card information is stored and content like applications and music can be quickly purchased by simply entering the account password. But many of the selections available on the App Store are free software which does not result in a charge to the user's credit card.

Regardless, in all current public builds of Apple's iOS mobile operating system, users are required to enter their password. If a transaction was completed recently, users are given a 15-minute window during which additional purchases can be made.

One notable exception to the 15-minute window applies to in-app purchases. That change was made by Apple with iOS 4.3 in March of 2011 in response to complaints from parents whose children made expensive in-app purchases when using so-called "free to play" games available on the App Store.

iOS also includes built-in restrictions that can allow users to disable functions like installing or deleting applications from the App Store. In-app purchases can also be specifically barred from the built-in Settings application in iOS.

The App Store itself will also be redesigned and improved when iOS 6 launches later this year. It sports a new look with a black theme at the top and bottom, and user interface tweaks like allowing applications to install in the background without returning users to the home screen.

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