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Today Apple announced its new iPad. Again this provides a lesson in decision making. With every Apple decision over the last decade, it will be criticized by many. The iPod was criticized because it would be just another music player. iTunes a was criticized because it was just another music store. The iPhone was criticized by many because Apple could not compete in the cell phone business. Apple apps were criticized because their value was not understood. The iPad is just a big iPod - that will be the criticism - too expensive, limited in media available, etc. But Steve Jobs, and Apple, can teach everyone valuable lessons in decision making.

These decisions were single decisions; they were a decision to go down a new path. Each of these was the launch of a new product line in a new market space, not just a product. There are two decision lessons here for businesses. The first is to look at strategic decisions like this as creating a new path, not just a single decision. A new path creates opportunities along the way - opportunities to launch new versions of the product and keep improving it. Apple kept improving the iPod, iTunes Store, and iPhone along the way, creating $12 billion in additional revenue. Businesses should approach strategic decisions a starting a journey on a new path and consider the opportunities it creates.

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5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Jailbreak Your iPhone

Many people who own an iPhone decide that, although it is a very powerful device, it isn't enough. They may want to have more control over their phone or simply go against the major corporate giants that dictate what they can and cannot do on their personal device. However, it is not always the best decision to jailbreak an iPhone and there are quite a few reasons why you should seriously reconsider jailbreaking your iPhone if it has ever crossed your mind.

1. Apple places restrictions on the device for a reason. Although it does not always make sense, Apple does make the device and as a result they know what the device is intended and not created to do. One of the features so many people wanted is multi tasking for the device but it wasn't implemented because it would kill the battery life much faster than the phone already did.

2. The possibility of bricking your iPhone exists. This means that the device will completely stop working and there will be no support offered by Apple to fix it because what you were doing was not supported or condoned by the company. You may also risk complications or problems with conflicting issues. Many people feel that the risk of ruining the device is not worth jailbreaking it since the iPhone does work on its own without any extra tweaking needed.

3. Updates to the iPhone disable the ability to jailbreak it. Apple is very smart and their developers do study how the phone has been modified. Every time the update happens, individuals who have done a jail break on their phone have to discover, yet again, how to crack Apple's code in order to jail break it again. It can be quite tedious to have to modify your phone every time an update occurs. You also risk bricking your phone every single time a jail break is needed.

4. You become susceptible to viruses when you decide to jail break your iPhone. Although viruses are not very widespread on the iPhone the possibility of you getting one is there and this risk increases once the phone has been modified. Apple is obviously not going to be able to create a phone that is 100% secure but in the history of existing, the iPhone's two reported viruses occurred as a result of phones being jail broken.

5. Your warranty becomes null and void once you decide to jail break the iPhone. The professionals who handle the phones can tell if it has been modified and once it has been detected, you are out of luck if you want to get it fixed. This is a serious risk you take when it comes to the chance that you may end up bricking your iPhone. It is quite a risk that individuals who are cautious in their lives may not want to take.

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UltraSn0w Fixer 1.2.8 Can Unlock iOS 6.1.3

I think that all iPhone users have been waiting for iOS 6.1.3 and new iPad 3 release date. But now many of you need to unlock iOS 6.1.3 UltraSn0w fixer 1.2.8, unlocking tool from iPhone Dev-Team, has been recently released for that case whenever you had accidentally updated your Apple iPhone to latest Apple OS.

Of course you can downgrade iOS 6.1.3 to iOS 5.0.1/5. But also you can use this new guide to unlock iOS 5.1 using UltraSn0w fixer 1.2.5.But first you need to jailbreak iOS 6.1.3 on your gadget. And one more thing: It’s recommended to do not install Ultrasn0w Fixer tool prior to the Dev Team’s Ultrasn0w being installed upon the iPhone.

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UltraSn0w 1.2.8 can unlock iOS 6.1.3 on such basebands as:

• 01.59.00
• 04.26.08
• 05.11.07
• 05.13.01
• 05.12.01
• 06.15.00

How to unlock iOS 6.1.3 using UltraSn0w fixer 1.2.8

1. Launch Cydia and select the ‘Manage‘ tab from the tool bar at the bottom of the application. Select ‘Sources’ from the resultant list.

2. Tap the ‘Edit‘ option in the top right hand corner of the screen before selecting the ‘Add‘ button on the left hand side of the tool bar.

3. In the pop up alert view enter the repository URL which is:
then press ‘Add Source‘.


4. After the repository has refreshed and finished loading sources, tap on the repo name in the sources list which will display the Ultrasn0w Fixer utility.

5. Select the Fixer utility, pressing ‘Install‘ in the top right hand corner. Confirm the installation and then wait for the process to be completed.

6. Now that the Fixer package is complete, the current Ultrasn0w 1.2.8 software needs to be installed. Select the ‘Search’ option from the bottom of Cydia, typing in ‘Ultrasn0w‘and hitting the ‘Search‘ button.

7. When the Ultrasn0w tool appears, select it from the table and then select ‘Install’ as per step 5. After the installation has been confirmed and processed, the device should be unlocked as long as it meets the hardware and baseband requirements.

So now you see that it is working and have just unlocked iOS 6.1.3 using UltraSn0w fixer 1.2.8 on iPhone and can enjoy all features of latest Apple OS.

Gevey Sim Can Unlock your iPhone 4 on iOS 6.1.3

Today many unlocking solutions for iPhone 4 are presented. Some of them are free and some of them are paid. As talking about free unlock for iPhone 4 then I can tell you that I didn’t find anything that can work. In spite of a lot of propositions in the net there is still nothing to pick. So here I want to talk with you about paid unlock for iPhone 4 called Gevey Sim. Before unlock read this:

Gevey Sim Can Unlock your iPhone 4 on iOS 6.1.3

First that you must know if you choose Gevey sim is that you have to update your firmware to iOS 6.1.3. But don’t do this using iTunes because it will update your baseband and kill the unlock forever.

Second, you need to have latest version of redsn0w 0.9.15b3 and generate custom bundle for preventing baseband update. Then activate your iPhone after installing iOS 6.1.3 and before unlocking process.

Note:Gevey sim unlocks iPhone baseband lower than 04.10.01.

Third you will need to have an original Sim card (AT&T for example). But if you don’t have it, than jailbreak iPhone using the same redsn0w (0.9.15b3). Right after jailbreak open iTunes and activate iPhone.

After all these done you can insert Gevey sim for unlocking iPhone 4. Gevey sim is not software based unlock. It uses a sim interposer which sits between the baseband hardware and the SIM card itself to perform what is known as a man in the middle attack, rendering iPhone 4 basebands: 01.59.00, 02.10.04, 03.10.01, 04.10.01.

Gevey Sim Can Unlock your iPhone 4 on iOS 6.1.3

Follow these steps to unlock iPhone 4 with Gevey Sim

• Go to Settings » General » Network and switch off the 3G connection. Leave the Data Roaming and Cellular Data on.
• Place your Gevey sim card into the sim tray provided with the card.
• Now put your sim card on top of the Gevey sim.
• Now turn off your iPhone 4.
• Insert the Gevey sim with your card into the phone.
• Turn the iPhone back on and wait.
• You’ll see a Welcome message. Just tap Accept to proceed.
• Wait for a few seconds until the 1-signal bar appears. Then dial 112.
• Wait for about 2 seconds and hang up.
• Go to your settings and turn the Airpalne mode on. Wait until the No SIM card installed message appears. Tap OK on that message and switch the Airpalne mode back off.
• After you disable the Airpalne mode you’ll see the SIM failure notification. Tap OK and wait until the phone unlocks itself.
• Wait for few seconds for full signal bar to appear.

After all these done I can tell that you have just unlocked your iPhone 4 on iOS 6.1.3 Just follow our how to guide and unlock iPhone 4 with Gevey sim fast and easy