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Try iOS 7 Beta For iPhone 5 Now In Your Browser

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgqZLOgZ1m2B-ryVMlt19_Yzo0Sy80Z4DwRdx0sCLYDRCGkx6m_4ResSrbKzaclalI4CYTr-a6xxDrOmQ_v-NLC9rqNSExLt2oP9XaZOZo8uuOlbnTxGnI4zuh6421EZTXI-6Med2XeqAM/s1600/ios7.jpg" imageanchor="1"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgqZLOgZ1m2B-ryVMlt19_Yzo0Sy80Z4DwRdx0sCLYDRCGkx6m_4ResSrbKzaclalI4CYTr-a6xxDrOmQ_v-NLC9rqNSExLt2oP9XaZOZo8uuOlbnTxGnI4zuh6421EZTXI-6Med2XeqAM/s320/ios7.jpg" /></a>I'm sure you've heard a lot of opinions about iOS 7 beta already. It has been covered quite a lot since WWDC 2013 and a lot of people seemed to be impressed with what Apple have done. If you haven't tried it out yet then today we have something quite interesting. Recombu has an interactive demo for anyone that is interested in taking a test drive of iOS 7. While iOS 7 does seem to have some bugs which is always to be expected with a new release firmware, it is still worth taking alook at. If you have been put off by the lack of stability from iOS 7 beta 1, then this demo will allow you to take a close up look at what this software will bring without having to commit to it. The Recombu demo gives you a look at what it is like to you iOS 7 Beta. It may be far from a perfect representation but if you don't want to install anything on your iOS device this really is a great alternative. You get your transitions as well as a couple of other new features. If you happen to be using Firefox or Chrome, you can use your webcam to take pictures right from within the Camera app giving you a firsthand idea of what it would be like to take pics using iOS 7 beta. Two of the main highlights of iOS 7 are the revamped Notification Center and the all new Control Centre which includes the eagerly awaited toggles that jailbreakers will recognize from SBSettings. It really is hard to make any serious judgements on iOS 7 based on this beta and we would advise everyone to consider the fact that there will be quite a few changes in store before the official release of this OS later this year. If you want to check out the interactive demo in your browser, just go to recombu.com/mobile/interactive/ios7-demo/. Be sure to leave us your impressions in the comments below.

Try iOS 7 Beta For iPhone 5 Now In Your Browser

I'm sure you've heard a lot of opinions about iOS 7 beta already. It has been covered quite a lot since WWDC 2013 and a lot of peop...

How To Downgrade iOS 7 Beta To iOS 6.1.3/6.1.4

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgqZLOgZ1m2B-ryVMlt19_Yzo0Sy80Z4DwRdx0sCLYDRCGkx6m_4ResSrbKzaclalI4CYTr-a6xxDrOmQ_v-NLC9rqNSExLt2oP9XaZOZo8uuOlbnTxGnI4zuh6421EZTXI-6Med2XeqAM/s1600/ios7.jpg" imageanchor="1"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgqZLOgZ1m2B-ryVMlt19_Yzo0Sy80Z4DwRdx0sCLYDRCGkx6m_4ResSrbKzaclalI4CYTr-a6xxDrOmQ_v-NLC9rqNSExLt2oP9XaZOZo8uuOlbnTxGnI4zuh6421EZTXI-6Med2XeqAM/s320/ios7.jpg" /></a>If you have upgraded to iOS 7 Beta and you want to downgrade to iOS 6.1.3 or 6.1.4 then this post is for you. This tutorial can be used on iPhone 4S, iPod touch 5, iPhone 4 and the iPhone 5. It is a very simple process and all it involves is restoring the IPSW via iTunes like you regularly do on any iOS device. In order to downgrade from iOS 7 beta you need to download iOS 6.1.4 for iPhone 5 or iOS 6.1.3 for iPhone 4S, iPhone 4 or iPod touch 5. Save the IPSW file to your desktop and make sure you have the latest version of iTunes installed on your PC or Mac. Even though Apple says you can't downgrade from iOS 7 beta, you can downgrade to the last publicly released firmware for your device. You can't downgrade back to iOS 6.1.2 from iOS 7 on the iPhone 5, iPhone 4S and iPod touch 5. If you have an iPhone 4 you can if you have your SHSH blobs and APTickets saved for 6.1.2 or below firmware. So here's what you need to do to downgrade. First you need to connect your iPhone to your PC and launch iTunes. Select your device from the pane on the left. On the main scree of iTunes you should see two buttons; one says �check for updates� and the other says �restore iPhone�. You need to click on restore iPhone. When a new window opens, point it towards the IPSW file you downloaded for your iPhone and then click on Restore. Itunes will then verify the IPSW firmware file with Apple and your device will restore. This process may take a little while so be patient. Once done, your device will have iOS 6.1.3 or 6.1.4 running. If you receive a �Fix iTunes error 3194� message here is what you need to do: If you are running windows you need to go to Windows > System32> driver/etc. If you are on OS X simply head over to etc. A file named hosts will be present in this folder and you need to copy this to your desktop. Right click this file and open it in a text editor. Scroll all the way down and locate the line saying �74.208.105.171 gs.apple.com�. All you have to do is put an # sign before this. This will stop this command from being executed when the restore process is being completed. When you are finished just save the file and then copy it back into the etc folder.

How To Downgrade iOS 7 Beta To iOS 6.1.3/6.1.4

If you have upgraded to iOS 7 Beta and you want to downgrade to iOS 6.1.3 or 6.1.4 then this post is for you. This tutorial can be used on ...

Apple Introduces iOS 7 � Here's What You Can Expect

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg4CsXDKDlaw5FiN3hg-q4QQWcHeyh34ctDzeHoqaMbRHXbC22SYDcwv9b4KvTx7vvx7Ka2bLzG4NgmlhWMAUBaGI8NT5jWaxOmNwOBR41uTmFulrBcRVKrb-I-kP1n05Du7wdn-FL83X0/s1600/ios7.jpg" imageanchor="1"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg4CsXDKDlaw5FiN3hg-q4QQWcHeyh34ctDzeHoqaMbRHXbC22SYDcwv9b4KvTx7vvx7Ka2bLzG4NgmlhWMAUBaGI8NT5jWaxOmNwOBR41uTmFulrBcRVKrb-I-kP1n05Du7wdn-FL83X0/s320/ios7.jpg" /></a>As you are aware, WWDC 2013 took place today and with it came the announcement we have all been waiting for; iOS 7. Tim Cook described iOS 7 as the biggest change to iOS since the introduction of the iPhone before showing a video of what we can all expect. In line with rumors, this new OS is much flatter and cleaner than ever before but iOS 7 is a lot more than just that. It is clear that Apple have listened to the complaints and quibbles of iPhone users and they have created and OS that we think everyone will love. With iOS 7 folders have been expanded. Folders now have pages allowing hundreds of apps to be stored within any folder. The notification centre has also been given a makeover and can be accessed without having to unlock your phone. One of the main reasons that people jailbreak is for SBSettings. Now, finally, Apple has brought this feature natively with Control Center which allows such elements as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and Airplane Mode to be activated or shut down in a passive, functional manner by simply swiping up. Multitasking has had a major overhaul and true multitasking will now work for all apps with iOS 7 and you won't have to forgo any precious battery life either. The new multitasking will also pick up on your habits and strive to update your most commonly used apps while easing back on those you don't. It will also adapt to your network conditions, meaning if you are stuck on a sub-standard Wi-Fi hotspot or out in the sticks, it won't stretch your limited connectivity by trying to update and will instead wait till you have a strong connection. Siri is also being revamps along with a new voice, a new UI and faster search results. Siri is also now ditching Google for Bing. Google is still however the default search engine for Safari. Safari is also getting a much needed update and is now faster than ever before. It has a brand new UI which looks great and switching between multiple tabs is much nicer. There are plenty more great features included with iOS 7 and we will cover these in more detail later. For now, if you have a developer account you can download the beta version of iOS 7 and see what you make of it. We will see iOS 7 officially launching in the Fall so why not check it out now.

Apple Introduces iOS 7 � Here's What You Can Expect

As you are aware, WWDC 2013 took place today and with it came the announcement we have all been waiting for; iOS 7. Tim Cook described iOS ...