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The one's whom are waiting for the untethered jailbreak for the iOS 6.1.3 - iOS 6.1.5, this might be something for you. iH8sn0w and the winocm had tweeted out a video that shows off an untethered jailbroken iPod touch 5G that is running on the iOS 6.1.3 . This video shows Cydia which is running on the iPod touch 5G and used the jailbreak tweak SB settings in changing the brightness and Prompt - an SSH client to connect as a root. Here they also restarted then jailbroken iPod touch to show that the jailbreak is an untethered version. As per iH8sn0w, has clarified that the untethered jailbreak works on the iOS 6.1.3 - 6.1.5, and should also be working on all the compatible devices except for the Apple TV 3. Previously they said that the priority for the untethered Jailbreak for the A5+ devices had been lowered, as the vulnerabilities that they had planned to use for the Jailbreak are still working for the iOS 7 and now they are preserving them as this might be useful in...

Rumors and gossips came to an end as the new i Pad Air came to the market. The i Pad is so light that they needed a whole new name. Seeing for the first time, there's not a heck of a lot new about the Air (though the more discerning amongst you may well notice the new dual-mics at top). There's a brushed metal backing (which is awfully shiny under these bright lights), a power switch and volume buttons on one side and that lighting port and speaker grilles on the bottom. And while the new tablet is, in fact, around 20 percent slimmer than its predecessor, it's not immediately apparent until you put the iPad up against its older sibling. What is apparent, however, is the weight. As its name implies, this guy is light -- impressively so at one pound. And as Apple is done with an impressive job of slimming the tablet down and taking off nearly half a pound, it doesn't feel cheap; it is an Apple product, after all. Naturally, iOS 7 looks great on that Retina displ...

  It really was surprising when Zopo C2 was announced, and fortunately it didn't really disappoint us when we got hands on the Zopo C2. For those who are just catching up, this Aliyun OS 2.0 phone packs some surprisingly good specs for its ¥1,399 ($230) price tag: a 5-inch 1080p LTPS display, a 13-megapixel main camera, a 5-megapixel front image, a removable 2,000mAh battery and dual WCDMA 850/2100 SIM slots -- one for a standard SIM and one for a micro-SIM. The software runs well on top of 1.2GHz quad-core MT6589 SoC with 1GB RAM, though the built-in 4GB storage will definitely need some micro SD love, and shows a warning message about low storage space. Industrial design-wise, the C2 is quite well-built, and while it's not the most exciting-looking phone in the world, we're just glad that Zopo is finally no longer ripping off designs from the likes of Samsung, HTC and LG. Hands-on video after the break. Hands On Video

  Nemo 2012.08.31 running on Nokia N900