All-in-one Smartphone Management Tool 2.0.9

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Now supports transfer of contacts between Android Phones and iPhones!

Moborobo 2.0.9 Has Been Released

Moborobo has been updated to V2.0.9. Users will be notified to update their Moborobo clients to Moborobo 2.0.9 or download a full Moborobo V2.0.9 client through

Moborobo v2.0.9 change log:
Language:
1. Added German to the supported language pack;

For iOS
1. Support iPhone5;
2. Support iOS6 firmware;
3. Released iOS management functions, supports iPhone/iPad/iPod;
4. Added Contact Management and SMS Management feature;
5. Added Call Log management feature(For Jailbroken devices);
6. Added Apps Management feature;
7. Added Icon Management feature;
8. Added Images Management feature;
9. Added Music Management feature;
10. Added Videos Management feature;

For Android
1. Added “App transfer” feature (Allowing users to transfer their Apps from the device to SD card);
2. Added “Default location” option to the app installation option;
3. Improved Image tab; change display layout, support sort by time, support keyboard controls, support sharing to SNS channels;
4. Improve the WiFi connection;
5. Improved other user interface to improve user experience;

Latest Version: V2.0.9.609
Software Size: 17.8MB
Last Updated: Dec.24
Operating System: Windows XP/Vista/7

http://download.moborobo.com/downloa..._official).exe

http://www.moborobo.com/

*The list of support devices will be updated constantly. Some models may still be supported even if they are not shown on the supported list. Please try connecting your device to Moborobo.

iOS
Brand    Model 
Apple    iPhone
iPhone 3G
iPhone 3GS
iPhone 4
iPhone 4S
iPhone 5
itouch4
iPad1
iPad2
The New iPad
iPad mini
Android
 Android (Android 4.0 Ice ***** Sandwich Supported) 
Brand    Model
Acer    Acer A500 / Iconia Tab
Acer E110
Acer E310 / Liquid Mini
Acer E400
Acer Liquid A1 / S100
Acer Stream
Acer Liquid MT
ALCATEL    ALCATEL OT 919
ALCATEL_one_touch_908M
ALCATEL_one_touch_927
Dell    Dell 3iW
Dell Aero
Dell Mini3V
Dell Mini5 / Streak
Dell Venue
Dell V04B
Dell Venue Pro
Google    Google Nexus One / G5
Google Nexus S
ASUS    ASUS A10
ASUS A50
p320
p525
p526
p527
p535
p550
p750
ASUS M530W
ASUS M930
ASUS P552
ASUS P560
ASUS P565
ASUS P735
ASUS P835
Transformer Prime TF201
Transformer TF101
HP    Hewlett-Packard iPaq HW6965
iPAQ 512
iPAQ 610c / 612c / 614c
iPAQ HW6910
iPaq HW6915
iPAQ rw6828
iPAQ rw6815
HP iPAQ 910c
HP iPAQ Data Messenger
HTC    HTC Dream / G1
HTC Magic / G2
HTC Vision / T-Mobile G2
HTC Hero / G3
HTC Tattoo / G4
HTC Legend / G6
HTC Desire / G7
HTC Wildfire / G8
HTC Aria / G9
HTC Desire HD / G10
HTC Thunderbolt
HTC EVO 4G
HTC HD2 / Leo
HTC Desire Z
HTC Desire S
HTC Hero200
HTC Incredible
HTC Incredible S
HTC MyTouch 3G Slide
HTC MyTouch 4G
HTC T9189
HTC Wildfire S(A510e) / G13
HTC Sensation(Z710e) / G14
HTC Salsa(C510e) / G15
HTC Chacha / G16
HTC Incredible S(S710d)
HTC Sensation
HTC Sensation XL
HTC EVO 3D/G17)
HTC Sensation XE/G18
HTC S(Z510d)
HTC Raider 4G(x710e) / G19
HTC Rhyme(S510b) / G20
HTC One X(S720e) / G23
HTC S610d
HTC G19 Raider 4G（X710e）
HTC Flyer(P510E)
HTC T328d
HTC Inspire 4G
Advantage X7500
HTC Aria A6380
HTC Dream
HTC ELF0100 (P3450/P3452)
HTC Imagio XV6975
HTC P660
HTC Palm Treo 750
HTC S620 Excalibur
HTC S740
HTC Snap
HTC T-Mobile G1
HTC Touch 3G
HTC Touch Cruise
HTC Touch Cruise 09
HTC Touch Diamond P3700
HTC Touch Diamond2
HTC Touch HD2 (T8585)
HTC Touch Pro
HTC Touch Pro2
HTC Touch Viva
HTC TyTN II (P4550/Kaiser)
Juno
M700
My Touch 4G
NIKI100 (P5500/P5520)
p3300
P3450 Touch
P3650 Touch Cruise
P4350
P4550 TyTN II
P6300
Qtek 9090
Qtek S300
Raider x710e
Rhyme S510b
S510e(Desire S)
S730 Wings
Touch 3G
Touch Cruise (Polaris / P3651)
Touch Cruise (Polaris 100) Dopod P860
Touch Diamond (P3700)
Touch Diamond (P3702)
Touch HD (T8282)
Touch Viva T2223
T9199+
T9399
T9599|T9599+
Eris
EVO 4G+
EVO_HD
HD2
HD7
Hero
Liberty
LTE 4G
Marvel
S610e
ADR6300
ADR6350
ADR6400L
B63M
Z715e
A310e
A510c
A510e
A6390
A810e
A9188
Amaze 4G|Amaze 4G(Ruby)
Bee
click
Desire CDMA
Droid Incredible
EVO Design 3G
Flyer P510e
Glacier
Gratia A6380
HD mini
HD2 T8585
Hero S
Rhyme S510a|Rhyme S510b
S715e
T5353
T7373
T9298
T9299
T9299+ For AT&T
T9399
T9399+ For AT&T
T9598+ For Vodafone
T9698+ For T-Mobile
T9699+ For AT&T
T9899+ For AT&T
Velocity 4G X710s
X315e（G21）
X515d|X515m
Z710t
HTC_Amaze_4G（G22）
Huawei    Huawei C8500
Huawei C8600
Huawei C8650+
Huawei C8800
Huawei C8810
Huawei C8850
Huawei C8860E
Huawei S7
Huawei T8300
Huawei U8100
Huawei U8110
Huawei U8120
Huawei U8150 / Ideos
Huawei U8220
Huawei U8500
Huawei U8800 / Ideos X5
Huawei U8860
Huawei S8600
Huawei MediaPad
HuaweiPulse
C8850
T8300
U8850
HUAWEI S8520
HUAWEI T8100
HUAWEI T8500
Huawei U8120
HUAWEI-U9000
Ideos
IDEOS S7
IDEOS S7 Slim
IDEOS X5
T710
U8520
U8650
U8812D
S8600
i-mobile    i-mobile I858
i-Mobile 504
i-mate    JAMA
i-Mate JAM
i-mate Ultimate 8502
JAQ3
PDAG
PDAL
SP3
SP5
spl
LG
LG GT540
LG GW620
LG GW880
LG KH5200
LG P350
LG P503
LG P920
LG C660 / Optimus Pro
LG P970
LG P990 / Optimus 2X
LG E510
LG E730
LG-E720
LG-KH5200
LG-LU6200
LG-P355
LG-P500
LG-P690
LG-P693
LG-P930
LG-P940
LG-P993
LG-P999
LG-SU370
LG-SU640f
LG-SU660
LG-SU760
GT-i9100
KS20
LG CT810 Incite
LG GW620
LG KT878
LG KU990 Viewty
Optimus 2x
OPTIMUS PRO(C660)
P920
L-07C
C-C550
Motorola    MOTO A1680
MOTO CLIQ
MOTO DEXT
MOTO Droid / Sholes
MOTO Droid X / ME811
DROID Pro
DROID X|DROID X2
DROID2|DROID2 GLOBAL
DROID2 GLOBAL
MOTO tatoo (G4)
MOTO MB200
MOTO MB300
MOTO MB525
MOTO MB810
MOTO MB855
MOTO MB860 / Atrix 4G
MOTO MB865
MOTO ME501 / Quench
MOTO ME511
MOTO ME525 / Defy
MOTO ME600
MOTO ME722
MOTO MileStone
MOTO Milestone 2
MOTO Morrison
MOTO MT620
MOTO MT710
MOTO MT716
MOTO MT720
MOTO MT810
MOTO MT870
MOTO XOOM
MOTO XT300
MOTO XT301
MOTO XT316
MOTO XT500
MOTO XT502
MOTO XT615
MOTO XT681
MOTO XT701
MOTO XT702
MOTO XT711
MOTO XT720
MOTO XT800
MOTO XT800+
MOTO XT800w
MOTO XT806
MOTO XT822
MOTO XT883
MOTO XT910 / Droid Razr
MOTO XT912
XT531
XT882
L7|L7i SLVR
Moto ME511
Q8
Q9
F3 MOTOFONE
Motorola A3100
Motorola C168
Motorola L7 SLVR
Motorola L7i SLVR
Motorola MC3-41E12
Motorola MC35
Motorola V235
Motorola V3 RAZR
MPx200
K1
MotoA953
motorola CLIQ
Motorola MB855
Motorola-XT500
Motorola-XT502
MT620
MT716
MT810
MT810lx
MT870
MT917
MZ606
photon
A953
V9
XT319
XT532
XT702
XT928
Z3
NEC    NEC909e
NEC-101S
NEC-101T
NEC808w
Orange    Orange Boston
Pantech    Pantech C810
Philips    Philips W626
S508EG
Samsung    Samsung Galaxy K / SHW-M130K
Samsung Galaxy U / SHW-M130L
Samsung Fascinate / I500
Samsung i5508
Samsung i5700 / Spica
Samsung i5801 / Galaxy 3
Samsung i6500U
Samsung i7500
Samsung i7680
Samsung i779
Samsung i8000
Samsung i8320
Samsung i897 / Captivate
Samsung i899
Samsung i9000 / Galaxy S
Samsung i9003 / Galaxy SL
Samsung i9008
Samsung i9020 / i9023 / Google Nexus S
Samsung i9088
Samsung i909
Samsung i9100
Samsung i9220
Samsung i9300
Samsung M190S
Samsung M220L / Galaxy Neo
Samsung m900
Samsung P1000 / Galaxy Tab
Samsung S5570 / Galaxy Mini
Samsung S5630
Samsung S5660 / Galaxy Gio
Samsung S5670 / Galaxy Fit
Samsung S5830 / Galaxy Ace
Samsung SCH-i909
Samsung T939
Samsung T959
Samsung W899
Galaxy S II HD LTE
GT-I9103
GT-I9108
GT-S5360
GT540
GT-7000
GT-B5510
GT-I5500
GT-I5508
GT-I5801
GT-I6500U
GT-I8150
GT-I8320
GT-I9001
GT-I9008
GT-I9008L
GT-I9018
GT-I9088
GT-I9108
GT-I9228
GT-I9250_EUR_XX
GT-N7000
GT-P1000
GT-P1010
GT-P6200
GT-P6200L
GT-P6800
GT-P6810
GT-P7300
GT-P7310
GT-P7500
GT-P7510
GT-S5368
GT-S5578
GT-S5670
GT-S5690
GT-S5820
GT-S5830i
GT-S5838
GT-S6102
GT-S7500
i600
i617 Blackjack II
i640
i780
SGH-G800
SGH-i320
SGH-i600 / i608
SGH-i607
SGH-i617 BlackJack II
SGH-i640
SGH-i780
SGH-i900 Omnia
SG-i617 Blackjack II
Samsumg SGH-i780 BizBee / i907 Epix
Samsung B7320 OmniaPRO
Samsung Omnia B7610
Samsung SGH-A308
Samsung SGH-D820
Samsung SGH-E330
Samsung SGH-E700
Samsung SGH-G800
Samsung SGH-i200
Samsung SGH-i616 Jack / SGH-i617 Blackjack II
Samsung SGH-i620
Samsung SGH-i688
Samsung SGH-i718
Samsung SGH-i900 / i908 Omnia
Samsung SGH-i900 Omnia
Samsung SGH-T509 / T519
Samsung SGH-U600 / U608
Samsung SGH-U700
Samsung SGH-X510
SGH-I997
SGH-T759
SGH-T989
SH8158U
SH8188U
SH8268U
SH8288U
SHV-E110S
SHV-E120K|E120L|E120S
SHV-E160L|E160S
SHW-M100S
SHW-M110S
SHW-M130K
SHW-M180S
SHW-M190S
SHW-M250K|M250L
SCH-I400
SCH-I500
SCH-i509
SCH-i559
SCH-i569
SCH-i579
SCH-i589
SCH-i809
SCH-i889
SCH-i899
SCH-i919
SCH-i929
SCH-W899
SCH-W999
Nexus S 4G
SAMSUNG-SGH-I717
SAMSUNG-SGH-I897
SAMSUNG-SGH-I997
SAMSUNG-SGH-I997R
YP-G1
YP-G70
Sharp    SH7218U
SH8298U
SH8118U
SH8188U
SHARP-ADS1
Sony Ericsson    Sony Ericsson Xperia SO-01B
Sony Ericsson A8i
Sony Ericsson E15i
Sony Ericsson LT15i / Xperia Arc
Sony Ericsson MT15i / Xperia Neo
Sony Ericsson U20i / X10i Mini Pro
Sony Ericsson X10a
Sony Ericsson X10i
Sony Ericsson X10 Mini
Sony Ericsson X10 Mini Pro
Sony Ericsson X8
Sony Ericsson z1i / Xperia Play
Sony Ericsson LT18i
Sony Ericsson R800i
Sony Ericsson ST18i / Xperia Ray
u20i
WT19i
E10i
T2
T-52
MK16i
A8i
A90
Sony LT26i
SK    SK S150
SK S170
SKY    IM-A690S
IM-A710K
IM-A720L
IM-A760S
IM-A770K
IM-A800S
IM-A820L
Vodafone    Vodafone 845
Vodafone 858
ZTE    ZTE N600
ZTE N600+
ZTE R750\R750+
ZTE V880
ZTE V9
ZTE VF945
ZTE X850
ZTE X876
ZTE X920
ZTE U880
ZTE N760
ZTE N960
ZTE-BLADE
ZTE-C N606
ZTE-C N700
ZTE-C N760
ZTE-C N880
ZTE-C X500
ZTE-SKATE
ZTE-T U802
ZTE-T U812
ZTE-T U960
ZTE-T U960s
ZTE-U X850
ZTE-U X876
V852
ZTE-U V880
ZTE-U V960
V852
Light Tab 2
N700
N880S
raise|X876

AT&T’s LTE network expanded to 10 new markets

Some speedy new 4G LTE networks are in place around the U.S.
Which is never a bad thing.
Per AppleInsider, AT&T this week announced that its high-speed 4G LTE network — compatible with Apple’s latest iPhone 5, iPad and iPad mini — has launched in 15 new markets, and also expanded coverage in a handful of other locations.

A total of 10 new locations with 4G LTE reception were announced by AT&T on Friday:
- Boise, Idaho
- Boulder, Colo.
- Bowling Green, Ky.
- Harrisburg, Pa.
- Hartford, Conn.
- Lancaster, Pa.
- Lexington, Ken.
- New Haven, Conn.
- Ogden, Utah
- Providence, R.I.
Those 10 are joined by five other markets that AT&T announced have LTE connectivity on Tuesday of this week:
- Green Bay, Wis.
- Melbourne, Fla.
- Oxford, Miss.
- Springfield, Mass.
- Tucson, Ariz.
Finally, AT&T also announced this week that its existing 4G LTE network has expanded in a handful of markets. They are:
- Middlesex County, N.J.
- Phoenix, Ariz.
- Salt Lake City, Utah
- Los Angeles, Calif.

The latest expansions are the most significant update to AT&T’s network since mid-November, when the company’s 4G LTE coverage was extended to 24 new markets, including Denver, Colo., and Columbus, Ohio.

In all, AT&T’s 4G LTE network has been launched in 124 markets. The company plans to reach 250 million people by the end of 2013, and 300 million by the end of 2014.

Find IMSI Number for Your iPhone

We need to start from the ( SIM ) "Subscriber Identification Module" is a chip that stores:

• International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI)
• ICCID – unique serial number
• Security authentication and ciphering information
• Info that is stored temporarily and stored to your local network
• List of services available for user
• Personal identification number (PIN)
• Personal unblocking code (PUK)

How it works: Your own iPhone sends IMSI number to the current network while registering. IMSI number allows network hardware to recognize the subscriber, to prevent the interception IMSI is sent as rarely as it's possible. Sometimes rather than IMSI number, the device sends TMSI (Temporarily generated code for mobile subscriber identity).

NOTE: You should never to confuse IMSI and IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity, it's 15-digit number which is unique for each device). Your IMEI number is additionally provided for the carrier by signing up in network. Also, IMEI number can be simply used for tracking phones or blocking stolen devices.

But you are  not able to find your IMSI number (or you don't understand what it really is), then just keep reading this post. IMSI number is the original SIM card number, it includes 15 digits which can be split in three groups:

• MCC (Mobile Country Code) – first 3 digits of IMSI code.
• MNC (Mobile Network Code) – fourth and fifth for EMEA countries (Europe, the Middle East and Africa) or fourth, fifth and sixth digits from the code for the other (NAR) countries.
• MSIN (Mobile Station Identification Number) – the last 9 /10 digits from the IMSI code.

IMSI code for EMEA countries:

IMSI code for NAR countries:

MCC and MNC digits from 1 to 5 / 6 (colored with red and yellow) present the network. Regional operators could be calculated by last 8 / 9 digits (colored with blue and yellow) also known as MSIN code.

How to locate where is IMSI stored locally:

All of the IMSI bundles are saved in /System/Library/Carrier Bundles. For example, if you are using AT&T SIM, his identify name will be ATT_US.bundle var/mobile/Library/Carrier Bundles. Now iOS will generate shortcut to that folder that will look like this: var/mobile/Library/Carrier Bundle.bundle.

You should use two tested methods to locate your iPhone's IMSI number:

• 1st method is to check your IMSI by running minicom in terminal:

AT+CIMI 

After that press Enter, now your IMSI number will be displayed.

 One mechanism if you have access to terminal software and can send AT commands (see: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/85636/Introduction-to-AT-commands-and-its-uses ) to your mobile device, the command: AT+CIMI will return the IMSI as long as the SIM is initialized (will not return IMSI if the SIM is locked).

How to find your original carrier within IMSI number:

• If you found the IMSI number click here
• Type it into the field called "Enter IMSI number".
• It's going to display your SIM carrier’s country, operator, your MCC and MCC code

Full IMSI list of International Carriers:

 IMSI to Operator

IMSI generator

Operator Codes

Finally, enter your IMSI number to "By Country and Carrier activation method":

We can imagine that your IMSI number is 234150829436108:

• Country: 234 - United Kingdom

• Carrier: 15 - Vodafone LTD

• SIM ID: 23416

Be at Liberty to Ask any Questions Inside the Comment area Below!

Google Maps for IOS

Google Maps

By Google, Inc.

Description

Navigate your world with Google Maps, now available for iPhone. Get comprehensive, accurate and easy-to-use maps with built-in Google local search, voice guided turn-by-turn navigation, public transit directions, Street View and more. Use Google Maps to discover great places to eat, drink, shop and play, with ratings and reviews from people you trust. Sign in to save your favorite places and quickly access all your past searches and directions from your computer, right on your phone.

Search
* Find addresses, places and businesses around the world with Google local search.
* Discover places to eat, drink, shop and play, with ratings and local reviews.
* Sign in to sync your searches, directions, and favorite places between your computer and your phone.

Directions
* Get voice guided, turn-by-turn driving directions.
* Find your way by train, bus, subway or walking directions.
* Access live traffic information in cities across the world.

Street View and imagery
* View 360-degree panoramas of places around the globe with Street View.
* See inside more than 100,000 businesses worldwide.
* View high resolution satellite imagery of locations around the world.

Simple and easy to use
* An entirely new Google Maps experience on your iPhone.
* Newly designed and streamlined interface for even easier navigation of your world.
* Use gestures to explore the map and browse results.















View In iTunes

• Free
• Category: Navigation
• Released: Dec 13, 2012
• Version: 1.0
• Size: 6.7 MB
• Languages: English, Catalan, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese
• Seller: Google, Inc.
• © Google Inc.

Rated 4+
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPod touch (3rd generation), iPod touch (4th generation), iPod touch (5th generation) and iPad. Requires iOS 5.1 or later. This app is optimized for iPhone 5.

FREE iPhone IMEI Check

up again

http://www.gfhost.net/iphone/indexIPC2.htm

iPhone 4

IMEI: 012426006593316

Serial Number 87031FCSA4T

Activated Yes

Telephone Technical Support Expired

Repairs & Service Coverage Expired

Firmwere Version 5.1.1

Country United Kingdom

Carrier Vodafone GBR

SIM Lock Locked

Whited00r Updated To Replicate iOS 6 On iPhone 2G/3G and iPod Touch 1G/2G

In case you don’t know about it, whited00r is a custom firmware for old device and provides support for iPhone 2G, iPhone 3G, iPod Touch 1G and iPod Touch 2G. whited00r allows to install, jailbreak and unlock a pseudo- iOS6 on your iPhone 2G/3G and iPod Touch 1G/2G.
The new update, whited00r 6, brings the iOS6 look and feel even on the old device, which are not supported by official iOS6 firmware.

Watch the video below to better understand what whited00r 6 can give you. For more info, firmware download and an excellent installation tutorial, visit the official website…

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 (our firmwares have include an iCloud-like application to backup your Game saves to dropbox since Whited00r 5), 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". You also could use other software like DiskAid to manually backup data, if you prefer. Get 20% off your Diskaid license We absolutely recommend that you make a clean installation without restoring from the backup you created with the previous instructions, but just keep it just in case you really need it to recover some data. We will not provide support if this rule is not respected.

Download the firmware.

Download the right firmware for your device. If you have an iPhone, please read the information carefully to understand if you need the Normal or Unlocked version of Whited00r. You will find the Whited00r Software Update (.ipsw) inside the downloaded .zip. You also can verify MD5 of the .ipsw with the text file inside the compressed folder.

• iPhone 2G
• iPhone 3G
• iPod Touch 1G
• iPod Touch 2G

Installation via iTunes.

Open iTunes on the screen about your device. Click on Restore holding ALT (MacOS) or SHIFT (Windows) at the same time and select the whited00r Software Update (.ipsw) from you computer. Can't you install?


Complete the Installation.

After installation (could take up to 15 minutes, reboot the device twice) iTunes will ask you if you want to restore from a backup. Please choose “Set up a new iPhone/iPod” to improve speed and avoid strange problems. Clean installation is better and the the only way to get our support!.



Post Installation.

Your installation is complete and Whited00r is ready to use on your iPhone or iPod Touch. There are some extra, but optional, steps you would like to follow in order to get the best performances and an high customization.
 Post-Install Tutorials

To Downgrade 6.15.00 Baseband 3Gs/3G to 5.13.04 & Unlock

Finally you are able to downgrade your 3Gs & 3G Baseband from 6.15.00 to 5.13.04 in order to fix the GPS not working. This will work on any 3Gs or 3G that is currently running the 6.15.00 Baseband. Get your downloads below and follow the video above for the tutorial!

Redsn0w has now been Updated to 0.9.14b2 to fix any issues users were having with downgrading!
You will need to download Redsn0w 0.9.14b2, Your 5.1.1 Official Firmware for 3Gs Only and iDetector is Optional.

Redsn0w 0.9.14b2 for Windows: Windows Redsn0w 0.9.14b2
Redsn0w 0.9.14b2 for Mac: Windows Redsn0w 0.9.14b2
iPhone 3Gs 5.1.1 Official IPSW Firmware: iPhone 3Gs 5.1.1
iDetector : NEW/OLD Bootrom Detector NOTE: To check your 3Gs Bootrom on a Mac, Click Here: Mac Bootrom Guide

TinyUmbrealla Updated With Support For iOS 6/6.0.1, iPad Mini and iPad 4

Just a quick heads-up: notcom has updated TinyUmbrella with support for iOS 6.0 , iOS 6.0.1, iPad mini and iPad 4. You can download the new update here: Mac or Windows.

Free Antivirus

Quick Selection Guide

  Avast! Free Antivirus

Our rating:

9

Gizmo's Freeware award as the best product in its class!

Product type: Runs as a stand-alone program on a user's computer

Pros:

Top pick for best free antivirus program, full real-time capabilities, behavioural blocking features, sandboxing, low rate of false positives

Cons:

default settings not certain user interaction

Developers website: http://www.avast.com/en-au/free-antivirus-download

Download page: http://www.softpedia.com/get/Antivirus/Avast-Home-Edition.shtml

Version: 7.0.1407

Download file size: 71.45 MB

64 Bit compatibility: 32 bit but 64 bit compatible

License type: Feature limited freeware

Portable version available: There is no portable version of this product available.

System requirements: Windows 2000 - Windows 7, Mac OS

Additional information:

Quick Start Guide: http://www.avast.com/download-documentation
Forum: http://forum.avast.com/

   

   Microsoft Security Essentials

Our rating:

9

Product type: Runs as a stand-alone program on a user's computer

Pros:

Very low rate of false positives, easy to use

Cons:

Detection rates slightly lower than AntiVir, slow scanning

Developers website: http://www.microsoft.com/Security_Essentials/

Download page: http://www.microsoft.com/Security_Essentials/

Version: 4.1.1522

Download file size: 13 MB

64 Bit compatibility: 32 and 64 bit versions available

License type: Unrestricted freeware

Portable version available: There is no portable version of this product available.

System requirements: Windows XP - Windows 7

 

   Avira AntiVir Personal Edition

Our rating:

9

Product type: Runs as a stand-alone program on a user's computer

Pros:

Outstanding detection of malware

Cons:

Nag screen

Developers website: http://www.free-av.com/en/products/1/avira_antivir_personal__free_antivirus.html

Download page: http://www.softpedia.com/get/Antivirus/AntiVir-Personal-Edition.shtml

Version: 13.0.0.2693

Download file size: 97.7 MB

64 Bit compatibility: 32 and 64 bit versions available

License type: Free for private use only

Portable version available: There is no portable version of this product available.

System requirements: Windows 2000 - Windows 7

Additional information:

Forum: http://forum.avira.com/wbb/index.php?langid=1
Online help: http://www.avira.com/en/support/kbsearch.php

    

   Panda Cloud Antivirus

Our rating:

9

Product type: Combines a web service with a stand-alone program

Pros:

High detection rate of malware, web protection, some behavioural blocker features

Cons:

Detection rates of real-world malware is slightly lower

Developers website: http://www.cloudantivirus.com

Download page: http://filehippo.com/download_cloud_antivirus

Version: 2.0

Download file size: 33.08 MB

64 Bit compatibility: 32 and 64 bit versions available

License type: Free for private use only

Portable version available: There is no portable version of this product available.

System requirements: Windows XP - Windows

 AVG Anti-Virus Free

Our rating:

8

Product type: Runs as a stand-alone program on a user's computer

Pros:

Behavioural blocker

Cons:

Slightly lower signature detection rates

Developers website: http://free.avg.com/au-en/homepage

Download page: http://filehippo.com/download_avg_antivirus_32/

Version: 2013.0.2667

Download file size: 118.78 MB

64 Bit compatibility: 32 and 64 bit versions available

License type: Free for private use only

Portable version available: There is no portable version of this product available.

System requirements: Windows 2000 - Windows 2007

Additional information:

Forum for support

How to Unlock an iPhone from T-Mobile and Vodafone Germany For Free

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Requirements:
Every iPhone that is older than 2 years.
iPhone 4, 3GS, and 3G IMEI number
How to proceed:
Unlock an iPhone Out of Contract with T-Mobile and Vodafone
Locate the iPhone IMEI number and make a note of it:
Tap Settings then tap General
Tap “About” and scroll down to find “IMEI”

Open this webpage https://t-mobile-simlockportal.arvat...m.com/PUBSILO/ from your browser for T-Mobile and this page for Vodafone: Vodafone CallYa-Handy entsperren: So wird's gemacht
Request your iPhone to be unlocked, provide the IMEI number of the device on the form and click on "Daten pruefen" on T-Mobile web or "Absenden" in Vodafone page and then fill some name or surname (just write anything) on T-Mobile webpage and some numbers as phone numbers and in 5 minutes your iPhone becomes factory unlocked.

T-Mobile will initiate a request to unlock the iPhone and then you have to restore the iPhone through iTunes to complete the device unlock. With the device unlocked, a micro-SIM from all other networks will now work in the iPhone. 
Regards,
byteforce

Jailbreak & Unlock at iOS 6.0 (with both gevey & ultrasn0w)

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Are you planning of upgrading iOS on your iPhone 3gs or 4g ?
And are you scared to loose your unlock?
Or if you have upgraded your 3gs to 6.0 and don't no now how to unlock it ?

Then, Let's get through this process.

Jailbreak iPhone 3gs/4

• Download the latest version of redsn0w .
• Download official iOS 6 IPSW for iPhone 4 (GSM) or iPhone 3GS directly from Apple.
  
• Launch redsn0w and go to Extras > Custom IPSW.
• Point to the IPSW you just downloaded in Step 2. If you have a 3GS, you will be prompted whether you have a 3GS with old or new bootrom. Select appropriately.
• Redsn0w will start building custom iOS 6 while removing the files that will update your baseband. Once completed, you will find this file on the same file path as the original IPSW with the prefix “NO_BB…” followed by the IPSW file name.
• Be sure to pwn DFU your iPhone with redsn0w by going to Extras > Pwned DFU. Simply follow the on-screen instructions.
• Once your iPhone is in DFU, launch iTunes and press Shift+Restore (Windows) or Option+Restore (Mac). Be careful not to select the wrong IPSW during restore!If you get error 3194, you need to edit your hosts file. See here.
• Wait for it to finish. Your iPhone will attempt to reboot and may stuck on the Apple logo with empty progress bar due to tethered jailbreak.
• Launch redsn0w again > Extras > Just Boot. Follow on screen instructions.
• Your iPhone will boot up normally and is activated .If not activated you can activate through redsn0w through jailbreak button and then again repeat tether process.

Unlock iPhone 3gs/4
[Note :Notice that iPhone must be activated to unlock either with ultrasn0w or with Gevey sim.]

Unlock iPhone 3gs/4 through ultrasn0w

-Also Notice only these iPhone with these baseband could be unlocked for now with ultrasn0w.

• 01.59.00 (iPhone 4)
• 04.26.08 (iPhone 3GS)
• 05.11.07 (iPhone 3GS)
• 05.12.01 (iPhone 3GS)
• 05.13.04 (iPhone 3GS)
• 06.15.00 (iPhone 3GS)

To unlock with ultrasn0w. Follow below procedure:-

• Launch Cydia through iPhone home-screen and add the following repo by going to Manage > Sources > Edit > Add:Untitled Document
• 2. Let it update sources and packages and then search for ultrasn0w fixer for iOS 6 and install it.
• 3. Finally, search for ultrasn0w (1.2.7) and install that too.(If you didn't found it then on cydia,add repo by going to manage>sources>edit>Add: ultrasn0w.com )
• 4. Reboot your device.
• You should get a signal bars now !!!

Unlock iPhone 4 through Gevey Sim:[Note:: For iPhone 4 having baseband 2.10.04, 3.10.01, 4.10.01 you can just use Gevey sim and unlock it, no need to go through above unlock process just you can use gevey manual process after jailbreaking procedure.]

[Dev-Team] Restoration reinvigoration

Today we’re pleased to release redsn0w version 0.9.15b1, with significant new features supporting restoring to older firmware no longer being signed by Apple. For brevity, we’ll list most of the new features in bullet form. For more details, please feel free to drop by our comments section, or check out any upcoming guides on tutorial sites like http://iclarified.com

First, the high-level new feature list:

• restore from any 5.x iOS to any other (up, down or the same) 5.x iOS on all devices as long as you have the correct blobs (see more below)
• Cydia now included in the tethered 6.0 jailbreak on A4 devices
• automatically “Just Boot” tethered when qualifying A4 device connects in DFU mode
• untethered 6.0 jailbreak on old-bootrom 3GS
• untethered 6.0 hactivation on any 3GS or iPhone4
• directly restore pre-A5 devices to earlier firmware — no more complicated 15-step how-to’s with stitching, iTunes errors, and “hosts file” concerns
• fetch new signed blobs for any IPSW (present or future — no redsn0w update required) using Extras->SHSH Blobs->New
• block the BB update for any 3GS or iPhone4 restore (past, present, or future — no redsn0w update required) using Extras->Even More->Restore
• deactivate any iPhone, useful for testing your “official” unlock status through iTunes. (Please only deactivate your own iPhone!)
• activation status shown on “Even more” page
• significantly more (very nerdy) info returned by “Identify” button when device is in Normal mode
• tethered jailbreak of ATV2 supported (but the only thing available for it is the SSH2 custom bundle available here — no Cydia yet. Must use “Select IPSW” for tethered boot of ATV2 for now).
• auto-exit WTF mode for older devices with broken buttons
• any time a set of blobs is fetched remotely (from Apple or Cydia), redsn0w also saves them locally (and will check there first if you click “Local”)
• for your future restoring convenience, you should also submit all of your past and present TinyUmbrella blobs to Cydia if you haven’t done so yet. Resubmitting is okay and won’t cause conflicts.

Here are more details on the iOS5-to-iOS5 restores for A5+ devices. (Note: pre-A5 devices don’t have these restrictions — just follow the redsn0w prompts during the restore).

1. redsn0w now lets you restore an A5+ device from any iOS5 to any other iOS5 as long as you have correct 5.x blobs for the starting (current) and ending points of the restore

• APtickets eliminated “higher-version only” comparison of firmware restores (just like BBtickets did for the baseband)
• example restores supported by redsn0w if you have the correct blobs: 5.1.1-to-5.0.1, 5.0.1-to-5.1.1, 5.1.1-to-5.1.1, 5.0.1-to-5.0.1
• if you don’t have the blobs locally, let redsn0w try to fetch them remotely (redsn0w always tries both Apple and Cydia). Any succesful remote fetch also saves a local copy too.

2. You DO NOT QUALIFY for iOS5-to-iOS5 restores if you got to your current 5.x via an OTA update

• the tickets saved by Cydia, redsn0w, and TinyUmbrella do not cover OTA update ramdisk images
• even if they did, it’s the “wrong kind” of ramdisk (you’d need to start at that earlier pre-OTA FW)
• devices fresh from factory or refurb may fall in the “does not qualify” category (your results will vary)
• it’s okay if you previously got to 5.x via an OTA update, as long as your current 5.x was installed via a normal iTunes restore. All that matters is how you got to your current 5.x most recently
• redsn0w detects an OTA/normal-restore APticket mismatch very early, so if you don’t know your status there should be no harm in trying. Any device in recovery mode after such a mismatch can boot normally again just by going back to “Even More” screen from the “Restore” screen (or use “Recovery Fix” if you quit redsn0w before doing that).

3. Unlike the A4 devices, redsn0w can’t (usefully) prevent the baseband updates of A5+ iPhones and iPads.

• and so, redsn0w automatically flashes the currently signed baseband when it does A5+ restores, even if those basebands didn’t come with the original firmware
• stay away from this if you have an unofficial unlock that isn’t supported by the newest baseband
• the least-tested baseband update code in redsn0w is for iPad2,3 and iPad3,2. Please give any feedback on those iOS5 restores in the comments section below.

4. iPad2 owners (all three models) with saved 4.x blobs can use those instead, even from 6.x

• if you have both 4.x and 5.x iPad2 blobs, you can always get to 5.x via the 4.x blobs, even if you’re currently on 6.x
• you cannot get to 5.x from 6.x without the 4.x blobs (but you may still qualify for the iOS5-to-iOS5 restore described above)
• if somehow you have 4.x blobs but no 5.x blobs, you can still go down to 4.x from 6.x
• this only applies to iPad2 owners (they’re the only A5+ devices that ever had a public 4.x FW)
• redsn0w still supports (but doesn’t require) jailbreaking A5+ devices at 5.0.1 and 5.1.1. Just head back to the first page after re-restoring to 5.x. It’s always much faster to jailbreak those FW versions with a freshly-restored device, before letting iTunes restore from a saved userland backup.

And finally, some random details:

5. ultrasn0w isn’t yet updated for 6.x

• by now you probably should be taking advantage of the extremely cheap IMEI-based unlocks of iPhones sold by established online retailers like http://cutyoursim.com
• still, IMEI-based unlocks don’t work in all cases. We’ll announce when ultrasn0w is ported up to 6.x
• redsn0w will still hactivate your 3GS or iPhone4 if you run it before the device is activated. Due to the current tethered 6.x JB status, redsn0w now hactivates 6.x without requiring subsequent tethered boots. If you accidentally hactivate with redsn0w, use the “Deactivate” checkbox available from the Jailbreak screen, not the normal one in “Even more”

6. As always, redsn0w lets you “Fetch” the SHSH blobs currently flashed onto your pre-A5 device

• use this if you’re at 5.x or 4.x but without having saved your blobs when the window was open
• this is only useful when Apple is no longer signing the firmware, otherwise Cydia/redsn0w “New”/TinyUmbrella blobs are superior (but you’re welcome to fetch your 6.0 blobs this way anyway)
• fetching blobs in this fashion will automatically forward them up to Cydia, as well as save a local copy

We realize there’s a lot of info in this post. If you’re at all confused about things remember to visit our comments section, with our very helpful user base and moderators like dhlizard, Frank55, 41willys, and slavakulikoff.

If you’re in the Melbourne, Australia area, MuscleNerd (and another anonymous long-time Dev Team member) will be giving some talks at the Breakpoint conference http://www.ruxconbreakpoint.com this week. And @mdowd’s iOS talk at the same conference should be quite interesting too! We’ll also all be attending Ruxcon a few days later, so say hi if you see us!

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Update #1 (Oct 15): Version 0.9.15b2 fixes a few issues for 3GS owners: old-bootrom awesomeness is no longer forgotten directly after a restore, and iPad baseband upgrade/downgrade support is fixed (same production date cutoffs apply!). If your 3GS is currently tethered at 6.0 even though you have an old bootrom, just re-run redsn0w’s Jailbreak step (no need to restore). Don’t forget you can add some pizzaz with your own boot logo or a nerdy verbose boot.
Here are the download links. Enjoy!

• redsn0w 0.9.15b2 (OS X — use Ctrl-Click->Open if on Mountain Lion for now)
• redsn0w 0.9.15b2 (Windows — run in Adminstrator Mode)

Ultrasn0w Fixer for 6.0 to unlock iPhone 4 / 3GS - Old Basebands

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This is not the official ultrasn0w tool that the iPhone Dev Team created. It’s a package that works with the official tool for supported basebands, those that can be unlocked by the official tool itself. This tool can be used until the official ultrasn0w is updated to unlock iOS 6.

iOS 6 Basebands compatible with ultrasn0w fixer 6.0

Ultrasn0w supports only older basebands, if you want to preserve your iOS 6 baseband you need to use custom firmware with Redsn0w 0.9.15b1 -- read more here.

• Baseband 01.59.00 (iPhone 4)
• Baseband 04.26.08 (iPhone 3GS)
• Baseband 05.11.07 (iPhone 3GS)
• Baseband 05.13.01 (iPhone 3GS)
• Baseband 05.12.01 (iPhone 3GS)

Unlock iOS 6 with ultrasn0w fixer – Guide





Step 4: Tap on the source that you entered in step 3.

Step 5: A package called ultrasn0w fixer for 6.0 will be presented to you. Tap on it to start installation.




Step 6: Download the official ultrasn0w and that’s it.

Congrats! Ultrasn0w fixer will now unlock your iPhone 3GS / iPhone 4 on iOS 6. This will do until the official ultrasn0w is updated. Do keep in mind the ultrasn0w fixer needs to be downloaded before the official tool itself.

Devices compatible with iOS 6 Ultrasn0w fixer

• iPhone 4

• iPhone 3GS

iPhone Dev Team Releases Redsn0w 0.9.15b2 with Some Bug Fixed

The iPhone Dev-Team has updated Version 0.9.15b2 with some bug fixes for iPhone 3GS and iPad owners.

Version 0.9.15b2 fixes a few issues for 3GS owners: old-bootrom awesomeness is no longer forgotten directly after a restore, and iPad baseband upgrade/downgrade support is fixed (same production date cutoffs apply!). If your 3GS is currently tethered at 6.0 even though you have an old bootrom, just re-run redsn0w's Jailbreak step (no need to restore). Don't forget you can add some pizzaz with your own boot logo or a nerdy verbose boot.

• redsn0w 0.9.15b2
• redsn0w 0.9.15b2

How to Re-Restore 5.1.1-5.1.1 on iPhone4S using redsn0w 0.9.15b1 (Windows)

These are instructions on how to re-restore your iPhone from iOS 5.x to iOS 5.x. This procedure will work for any A5+ device so long as you have the SHSH Blobs saved for the firmware you are currently on and the firmware you would like to restore to.

Important***: You DO NOT QUALIFY for iOS5-to-iOS5 restores if you got to your current 5.x via an OTA (Over-the-Air) update.

Step One
Create a folder on your desktop called Pwnage

Download the latest version of RedSn0w and place it in the Pwnage folder. Likewise, download the firmware you would like to restore to and the firmware you are current on and place it/them in the Pwnage folder.

Extract the RedSn0w zip file to the Pwnage folder.


Step Two
Right click or control-click the redsn0w application from the redsn0w folder we extracted earlier and choose Open from the popup menu that appears.




Step Three
Click Extras from the main menu.


Step Four
Click Even More from the Extras menu.


Step Five
Click Restore from the Even More menu.


Step Six
Click IPSW from the Restore menu, choose the IPSW you would like to restore to from the window that appears, and click Open.




Step Seven
Redsn0w will prompt you to connect your device. Do so, then click the Ok button.


Step Eight
If you need to point RedSn0w to another firmware ipsw it will ask you to do so. If you are re-restoring the same firmware version, RedSn0w will check Cydia to see if you have the correct blobs saved.

If RedSn0w is unable to find your blobs automatically you can try to click the Remote button to try again or you can click the Local button to search for blobs on your computer.

Step Nine
RedSn0w will place your device into recovery mode.


You may be asked to acknowledge that this procedure will update your Baseband. Click Yes to continue or No to stop.


RedSn0w will now restore your iPhone.


Step Ten
You'll be informed when your restore has completed successfully.

RedSn0w 0.9.15b1 released To Jailbreak iOS 6 Tethered

RedSn0w 0.9.15b1 released To Jailbreak iOS 6 Tethered, Downgrade To Unsupported Firmwares And More

The iPhone Dev-Team has announced RedSn0w 0.9.15b1 which brings numerous new features including the ability to restore to older firmware not being signed by Apple.


New Features:

● restore from any 5.x iOS to any other (up, down or the same) 5.x iOS on all devices as long as you have the correct blobs (see more below)
● Cydia now included in the tethered 6.0 jailbreak on A4 devices
● automatically "Just Boot" tethered when qualifying A4 device connects in DFU mode
untethered 6.0 jailbreak on old-bootrom 3GS
● untethered 6.0 hactivation on any 3GS or iPhone4
● directly restore pre-A5 devices to earlier firmware - no more complicated 15-step how-to's with stitching, iTunes errors, and "hosts file" concerns
● fetch new signed blobs for any IPSW (present or future - no redsn0w update required) using Extras->SHSH Blobs->New
● block the BB update for any 3GS or iPhone4 restore (past, present, or future - no redsn0w update required) using Extras->Even More->Restore
● deactivate any iPhone, useful for testing your "official" unlock status through iTunes. (Please only deactivate your own iPhone!)
● activation status shown on "Even more" page
● significantly more (very nerdy) info returned by "Identify" button when device is in Normal mode
● tethered jailbreak of ATV2 supported (but the only thing available for it is the SSH2 custom bundle available here - no Cydia yet. Must use "Select IPSW" for tethered boot of ATV2 for now).
● auto-exit WTF mode for older devices with broken buttons
● any time a set of blobs is fetched remotely (from Apple or Cydia), redsn0w also saves them locally (and will check there first if you click "Local")
● for your future restoring convenience, you should also submit all of your past and present TinyUmbrella blobs to Cydia if you haven't done so yet. Resubmitting is okay and won't cause conflicts.


iOS 5 to iOS 5 Restores for A5+ Devices

1. redsn0w now lets you restore an A5+ device from any iOS5 to any other iOS5 as long as you have correct 5.x blobs for the starting (current) and ending points of the restore

• APtickets eliminated "higher-version only" comparison of firmware restores (just like BBtickets did for the baseband)
• example restores supported by redsn0w if you have the correct blobs: 5.1.1-to-5.0.1, 5.0.1-to-5.1.1, 5.1.1-to-5.1.1, 5.0.1-to-5.0.1
• if you don't have the blobs locally, let redsn0w try to fetch them remotely (redsn0w always tries both Apple and Cydia). Any succesful remote fetch also saves a local copy too.

2. You DO NOT QUALIFY for iOS5-to-iOS5 restores if you got to your current 5.x via an OTA update

• the tickets saved by Cydia, redsn0w, and TinyUmbrella do not cover OTA update ramdisk images
• even if they did, it's the "wrong kind" of ramdisk (you'd need to start at that earlier pre-OTA FW)
• devices fresh from factory or refurb may fall in the "does not qualify" category (your results will vary)
• it's okay if you previously got to 5.x via an OTA update, as long as your current 5.x was installed via a normal iTunes restore. All that matters is how you got to your current 5.x most recently
• redsn0w detects an OTA/normal-restore APticket mismatch very early, so if you don't know your status there should be no harm in trying. Any device in recovery mode after such a mismatch can boot normally again just by going back to "Even More" screen from the "Restore" screen (or use "Recovery Fix" if you quit redsn0w before doing that).

3. Unlike the A4 devices, redsn0w can't (usefully) prevent the baseband updates of A5+ iPhones and iPads.

• and so, redsn0w automatically flashes the currently signed baseband when it does A5+ restores, even if those basebands didn't come with the original firmware
• stay away from this if you have an unofficial unlock that isn't supported by the newest baseband
• ● the least-tested baseband update code in redsn0w is for iPad2,3 and iPad3,2. Please give any feedback on those iOS5 restores in the comments section below.

4. iPad2 owners (all three models) with saved 4.x blobs can use those instead, even from 6.x

• if you have both 4.x and 5.x iPad2 blobs, you can always get to 5.x via the 4.x blobs, even if you're currently on 6.x
• you cannot get to 5.x from 6.x without the 4.x blobs (but you may still qualify for the iOS5-to-iOS5 restore described above)
• if somehow you have 4.x blobs but no 5.x blobs, you can still go down to 4.x from 6.x
• this only applies to iPad2 owners (they're the only A5+ devices that ever had a public 4.x FW)
• redsn0w still supports (but doesn't require) jailbreaking A5+ devices at 5.0.1 and 5.1.1. Just head back to the first page after re-restoring to 5.x. It's always much faster to jailbreak those FW versions with a freshly-restored device, before letting iTunes restore from a saved userland backup.

5. ultrasn0w isn't yet updated for 6.x

• by now you probably should be taking advantage of the extremely cheap IMEI-based unlocks of iPhones sold by established online retailers like http:://cutyoursim.com
• still, IMEI-based unlocks don't work in all cases. We'll announce when ultrasn0w is ported up to 6.x
• redsn0w will still hactivate your 3GS or iPhone4 if you run it before the device is activated. Due to the current tethered 6.x JB status, redsn0w now hactivates 6.x without requiring subsequent tethered boots. If you accidentally hactivate with redsn0w, use the "Deactivate" checkbox available from the Jailbreak screen, not the normal one in "Even more"

6. As always, redsn0w lets you "Fetch" the SHSH blobs currently flashed onto your pre-A5 device

• use this if you're at 5.x or 4.x but without having saved your blobs when the window was open
• this is only useful when Apple is no longer signing the firmware, otherwise Cydia/redsn0w "New"/TinyUmbrella blobs are superior (but you're welcome to fetch your 6.0 blobs this way anyway)
• fetching blobs in this fashion will automatically forward them up to Cydia, as well as save a local copy

Download RedSn0w v0.9.15b1 for Windows
Download RedSn0w v0.9.15b1 for Mac OS X

A way to update iPhone 4 to iOS 6 without updating the baseband

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Recently I was looking for a method to do this and found nothing.
So I tried and figured a method out.

iTunes updates the firmware(baseband) after updating the system, so we can prevent iTunes from updating baseband after the system is updated.

You need to do the following x steps:

1.backup your 5.x shsh blobs
2.run redsn0w0.9.13dev4, select Extra->Even More->DFU IPSW to make a "DFU IPSW" of 6.0
3.add ".zip" to the file, unzip, delete all file that the name contains "04.12.02" in folder "firmware"
4.create a zip file and rename back to .ipsw
5.boot the device to DFU mode, open iTunes, restore iPhone using the new ipsw
6.you will receive an error during the process, and your phone will enter "Recovery Mode"
7.enter DFU mode again, open redsn0w 0.9.13dev4, click "Select IPSW", select the new IPSW, and click on "Recovery Fix"
8.reboot the phone and you will enter iOS6.

If you use ultrasn0w to unlock or need to put activation ticket, etc. You must jailbreak it and you need to connect the phone every time it reboots.

This a screenshot of my phone after updated to iOS6.


I posted this on a Chinese forum and someone got his phone successfully updated: