iOS 6 beta 1 & iOS 6 beta 2 Difference

iOS 6 firmware is expected to release by the end of this fall as it is announced at the WWDC 2012, by the end of the event apple has paused its first beta iOS 6 to its developers as usual in order to let developers test it, today Apple followed its first beta by anther beta which iOS 6 beta 2.

 

Calendar Now Shows End Times From Notification Center
iOS 6 Beta 1: When you set up an event on your i-Device Calendar this event  will show up in Notification Center with its starting time only.

iOS 6 beta 2: in the iOS 6 beta 1 the the Notification Center shows up the starting time of the event only but by the second beta update, shows up the starting and the ending time.



Apple Re-introduces the 3G Toggle
iOS 6 Beta 1: I think by the release of the first beta iOS 6 Apple dismissed the 3G toggle from the operating system.

iOS 6 Beta 2: With the new update Apple seems to have brought the toggle back.



FaceTime Preferences Pane With No Crashes
iOS 6 Beta 1: Many developers complain about some crashes when they tried to open the FaceTime preferences pane.

iOS 6 Beta 2: By the second beta Apple has fixed the FaceTime preferences pane crashes and do some changes around FaceTime options.

Twitter Icon Updated Universally

iOS 6 beta 2: has been updated with the new Twitter icon to give twitter more realistic-looking.

Twitter icon has been changed , as the Twitter bird has been rotated few degrees anti-clockwise, also the twitter icon location has been changed from its location to a new location as you see on the screen below:



Siri gets Redesigned TweetSheet:
The TweetSheet inside Siri’s UI has been slightly redesigned.



Safari New Error Page
iOS 6 beta 1: When the Mobile Safari Web page fails to Open it will inform you by a massage in the blue box saying that (Safari cannot open the page because it is not connected to the internet).

iOS 6 beta 2 : With the new beta Apple has updated its error alert message for the Safari Web page fails and changed the blue box by the Safari logo and information message (Safari could not open the page because the server stopped responding).



Guided Access Now Enabled
iOS 6 beta 1: Guided Access is a feature by Apple that ships with iOS 6 but this feature is not working on the first beta.
iOS 6 beta 2: by the new beta Guide Access works very well.Thanks: Absinthe Jailbrek

iOS6 beta 2 -ChangeLog

Today, Apple has seeded iOS 6 beta 2 to Apple developers. If you are already on iOS 6 beta 1, you can update to beta 2 OTA by going to settings>general>software update. The OTA update is 299mb, otherwise you can download the full IPSW from your developer portal to restore with iTunes.

How to Fix No Signal After Downgrading 06.15.00 To 05.13.04 Baseband

After yesterday's downgrade release of the 06.15.00 baseband for iPhone 3 / 3GS, many users were stuck with the no signal error. So here we are bringing you a solution to fix this problem.

After downgrading the baseband, you can unlock your iPhone 3/3GS, using ultrasn0w on a lower 05.13.04 baseband. The downgrade was implemented in the new redsn0w 09.14b1, and many users tried it.

Many of them faced crashes while applying ultrasn0w and also No Signal error. There is a simple way to fix the No Signal error on iPhone 3/3GS and other crashes as advised by the iPhone Dev Team. They have advised to reinstall Mobile Substrate and ultrasn0w. Here is how to do it with the Cydia package manager.

Fix No Signal Issue On iPhone 3 / 3GS by reinstalling Mobile Substrate and Ultrasn0w

Step 1: Search for Mobile Substrate in Cydia. Start Cydia > Manage > Packages.

How to downgrade 6.15.00 baseband for iPhone 3GS / 3G with Redsn0w

Requirements:

• Download Redsn0w 0.9.14b1 for Windows
• Download Redsn0w 0.9.14b1 for Mac

Step 1: Connect your iPhone 3GS / 3G to your PC via USB cable.

Step 2: Launch Redsn0w 0.9.14b1, the click on Extras > Select IPSW button then point Redsn0w to the firmware version you have installed (new-bootrom 3GS users can usually skip this step but it doesn’t hurt for them to do it too).

 

Step 3: Do a controlled shutdown of your iPhone (“slide to power off”).  This step is very important to avoid mount problems when the ramdisk is running!

Step 4: Go back, and click “Jailbreak” button, Enable the “Downgrade from iPad baseband” checkbox, disable Cydia if you already have it installed, and click Next then follow the DFU instructions.

 

Step 5: After the ramdisk gets launched and you see the running Pwnapple, you’ll eventually get to the “Flashing Baseband” step.  THIS STEP TAKES A VERY LONG TIME to complete and there won’t be any feedback while its running.  Please just let it be for the next 3-8 minutes!  When the ramdisk has done its job it will reboot the phone on its own.

Now, you should have 5.13.04 baseband, so who haven’t installed ultrasn0w, go to Cydia and search for ultrasn0w and install it to unlock your iDevice

Note: If you still see 06.15 after the full process, just try again (the downgrade code minimizes risks but false positives are possible)

Jailbreak iOS 6 beta with RedSn0w 0.9.13dev1

Earlier today, the iPhone Dev Team released RedSn0w 0.9.13dev1 to jailbreak the iOS 6 beta on certain iOS devices. Because this jailbreak is obviously aimed at developers only, the process and the results are a tad bit different that normal.


If you’re a developer, and you have an iPhone 4, 3GS, or iPod touch 4th generation running iOS 6 beta, then step inside as we showcase how to jailbreak with this development version of RedSn0w.



Note: This is aimed at developers only. Again, this will not install Cydia on your device, will not hacktivate, and it’s suggested that unlockers who want to preserve the baseband, stay away. This only works with iPhone 4, 3GS, and iPod touch 4th gen. No A5 Devices. This is a tethered jailbreak.


Step 1: Download and open RedSn0w 0.9.13dev1.

Step 2: Click Extras > Select IPSW, and point to your iOS 6 firmware file for your device.
Step 3: Click back and Click jailbreak. Place your device into DFU mode, and the jailbreak should begin. RedSn0w will prompt you to Install SSH. Make sure that option is checked, and click Next. the jailbreak will proceed until completion.
Step 4: Once on your Home screen, go back to RedSn0w and click Extras > Just boot. This will perform a tethered boot. You will need to place your device into DFU mode again to proceed.
Step 5: Once the tethered boot is completed, your device will go back to your Home screen. Congratulations, your device is now jailbroken. You can now use SSH, or another iPhone file navigation utility to browse the default file structure. This may allow you to install apps and tweaks manually if need be. Again, this is for advanced users only, as no GUI interface is there to help you through this process.

iOS 6 beta 1 Firmware Direct Download Links

Apple has released at the WWDC the iOS 6 beta 1 (build 10A5313k) for devellopers. 

iOS 6 Releaesed with more than 200 new features.

 


Apple announced the next generation of thir iOS mobile operating system  iOS 6 at WWDC 2012 conference. iOS 6 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch contains more than 200 new features.
A few features are posted below.

Download iTunes 10.6.3 for iOS 6 Beta 1

Apple has just released iTiunes 10.6.3 to support the shinny iOS 6 which released for developers few minutes ago. So in case you are gonna try iOS 6 on your iOS device, you must download iTunes 10.6.3.