FireCore has released updated Seas0nPass v0.8.2 with firmware stitching which means the install process of old iOS firmware is more easy and simple now. Official words: “A new version of Seas0nPass that simplifies the installation of older firmware versions. This process called ‘stitching’ allows Seas0nPass to utilize previously saved firmware signatures to jailbreak and restore an AppleTV version that Apple may no longer be signing.” You can download Seas0nPass v0.8.2 from source, where you can also find detail tips about Seas0nPass jailbreak tool.

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FireCore has released updated Seas0nPass v0.8.2 with firmware stitching which means the install process of old iOS firmware is more easy and simple now. Check also: How to Jailbreak Apple TV 2G iOS 4.2.1 with Seas0nPass Official words: “A new version of Seas0nPass that simplifies the installation of older firmware versions. This process called ‘stitching’ allows Seas0nPass to utilize previously saved firmware signatures to jailbreak and restore an AppleTV version that Apple may no longer be signing.” You can download Seas0nPass v0.8.2 from source, where you can also find detail tips about [...]

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Visual Studio Achievements for Windows Phone is out there for developers which was a project of Microsoft’s Channel 9 but later picked up by developer Den Delimarsky. Visual Studio Achievements is a free app which allows developers to track their achievements, compare and share their scores with friends etc. You can find Visual Studio Achievements detail on Channel 9 and Den blog. Download Visual Studio Achievements for Windows Phone

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The LG 42LV450U is a classy-looking, slender set that is equipped with edge LED lighting. It’s nice to find, too, that there’s a USB port available for playing back photo, music and video (including DivX HD) files from USB storage devices. But this is basically where the interesting specs end. There’s no Freeview HD tuner, something LG has always been quick to introduce further down its TV range. There’s no sign of any of LG’s Smart TV online services, either. Indeed, there isn’t even a LAN port to access the internet or files stored on DLNA PCs. Unfortunately [...]

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Overview and design It’s taken a ridiculously long time to come, but this is it. This is the one. After the clickable screen of the BlackBerry Storm 2 and the touchscreen-with-slide-out-keyboard shenanigans of the original BlackBerry Torch, RIM has finally released a proper touchscreen smartphone. No ands or buts – the BlackBerry Torch 9860 is a 3.7-inch capacitive touchscreen, and that’s it. Granted, the iPhone managed a similar-ish feat in 2007, but RIM’s insistence in holding on to the designs that made it big in the first place have held it back from this moment. This [...]

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The Toshiba 37RL853B offers a little bit of everything – it’s a contemporary looking LCD TV with an LED edge-lit Full HD panel, decent connectivity, Freeview HD, plenty of user-adjustable tweaks and smattering of multi-media features including access to iPlayer and YouTube. Not bad really for what is after all, a budget TV. The 37RL853 sits slap bang in the middle of Toshiba’s RL series, with the 32-inch 32RL853 and 42-inch 42RL853 offering the same specification for around £50 less and £100 more respectively. The RL series itself is more or less in the middle of Toshiba’s [...]

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Ready for a newly refined recipe for the next flavor of iOS? After dropping iOS 5 beta 2 on us on June 24th, Apple has now unleashed beta 3, meaning those with sensitive taste buds (and developer accounts) can start sniffing and sussing out what’s changed. Of note seem to be a bevy of toggles controlling location services in detail, while there’s also a new switch for voice roaming in settings. From what we’re seeing not a lot has changed visually anywhere outside of the gears icon, but don’t let that stop you from grabbing this savory download. Download Apple iOS 5 beta [...]

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We’ve been treated to a cornucopia of high quality mobile phones recently, but it’s a certain two that have got the tongues wagging: the dual-core majesty of the HTC Sensation and the Samsung Galaxy S2. We’ve reviewed them both already, but so often we’re asked the question of ‘which should I buy?’ So here’s TechRadar’s detailed and in-depth look at the differences between the two handsets – and if you still can’t decide after reading through our guide, then we can only suggest you toss a coin in your local phone retailer. Build [...]

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We really should send a message to phone manufacturers and stop covering these tiny little leaks of controlled information, but when it’s a phone with dual cameras and a 3D display we’re talking about, we can’t help it. Every minute detail must be digested and analyzed. There’s a fast-moving video awaiting your Sherlockian wits after the break, or you can hit the source link for a gallery of screen captures that highlight the construction details of LG’s upcoming Optimus 3D. Look for it to stop being a fancy render and become a corporeal entity at MWC early [...]

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Finally, Apple has released Xcode 4 Gold Master as that wash pushed and pulled back suddenly yesterday without informing that why all happened, yet now that is available again for Mac and iOS registered developers. “Xcode is the complete toolset for building Mac OS X and iOS applications – and with Xcode 4, the tools have been redesigned to be faster, easier to use, and more helpful than ever before. The Xcode IDE understands your project’s every detail, identifies mistakes in both syntax and logic, and will even fix your code for you. Quite simply, Xcode 4 will help you write better [...]

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