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HACKING AN ITUCH/IPHONE

Hello Peoples,

Some people want to know how to hack an Itouch/ Iphone right? Ok well this is really Frick'n eazy.:)

Just follow the steps and you can hack it with-in 10-15 Min.

But first of all you'll need to download couple of things:

1). Quickpwn- One of the easiest way to jailbreak you device.

-Windos

-MAC

2).Itouch/Iphone Firmware- I recommend that you use 2.2.1 for Itouch cuz it is one of the lates versions,but i inserted the link for you to download any firmware you want..

Ok now that you've done that you need to do a couple of things:

1). Back-up: You need to Back-up your information mostly for your Iphone (contacts).

2). Restore: After backing up device you should restore your device to factory settings (Don't set up as previous device and keep device connected)

3). Close and Fire: Now close iTunes and fire up Quickpwn ( Dont forget to close iTunes or else this can cause you to restart process over or have an unsucessful jailbroken device ( In other words no fun).

Now you can Finally start the Jailbreaking process. Click continue arrow.

-Then Click your device, if you have 2nd Generation, you can just pick Ipod touch as your selection.

-Now it will ask you for your firmware( The 2.2.1 thingy I made you download in the start of the tutorial.(READ NEXT STEP BEFORE YOU CLICK ARROW).

-After confirming your firmware you must be ALERT. Quickly follow the directions on the screen

-After following directions you can let Quickpwn do all of the work. Dont freak out if your itouch starts flashin and doing weird things it should be fine. Quickpwn will then start doing its thing.

-Then close Quickpwn after it says sucessfully HACKED then open itunes and set your Device and you can either make a new device or back-up your old one and then you WIN .(Your Done:). Have fun .

*Be sure not to ever update your device off iTunes, (Gettin new firmware) just leave it alone and if you need to learn how to do this i'll make another post.

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Rather early on it was discovered that the 360's HDD was, in fact, pretty much an off-the shelf SATA hard drive in a big plastic case. Those interested in accessing the HDD from their PC (and there are a fair number of reasons why you might want to too, we'll get to that) originally had to remove the 360 HDD's shell and then hardwire it to a PC, a rather invasive process by all accounts.

Thankfully, Datel is, as usual, on the case, and is now offering the XSATA adapter to an eager public. The unit offers easy USB access to the 360 HDD from any PC. Datel's creation sits between the 360 and the HDD, snapping into the usual HDD slot on the 360 and then allowing the HDD to nest in above. Connecting the components is easy, and the SATA makes use of the same customized plugs as the 360 and HDD. On the rear of the SATA there is a mini-USB plug for the connection to the PC, and the perimeter of the XSATA is illuminated in blue neon.

Once the SATA is installed in the 360 and a USB connection is established with a PC, it's time to dive in. The 360 and PC cannot access the HDD at the same time, which means that if the XSATA is connected to a PC when the 360 is powered on, it will boot only as an extra HDD accessible via the PC. If the 360 is turned on with no USB connection, the 360 will control the HDD and functional as normal. The HDD cannot be powered via USB apparently, which means you're going to have to get your PC and 360 close to each other to make the connection happen.

To navigate the 360's HDD, Datel relies upon Xplorer360, a free application that can recognize the 360's file structure and allow files to be transferred over. A version is included in the XSATA's package, and newer builds may be downloaded. Before making any changes, all users should back-up the 360's HDD with the option found in Xplorer360, as screwing things up could leave your HDD unrecognizable.

Once that is done, you're free to fiddle with the 360's files as much as you like. At the moment, the most exciting thing that access to the HDD provides is the ability to download saved-games from sites like 360gamesaves.com. If you've given up on unlocking every character and costume in DoA4, for example, you can borrow from the peeps that have and simply download and transfer a fully-unlocked game. The process is basically similar to transferring saves between 360's via a memory card, and just like with the memory card solution, games that are tied to a specific 360 will not transfer via the XSATA either.

Navigating the 360's file-structure to transfer a saved game isn't a total walk in the park either, and requires a little research to accomplish. Game-save files aren't labeled with easy names. Instead, each game has a numbered code, like 544307D1 for DoA4. Once you find that you can transfer files over, but the process requires a bit of consultation on the net to find the code for the game you're looking for. The 360gamesaves forums are a great resource for this.

Access to the 360's HDD also means you can transfer your original saves from the first Xbox and load them onto the 360's HDD, if the 360 supports the old game. The process requires Datel's Xbox Action Replay to get the saves out of the old Xbox, but can save an amazing amount of time if you aren't inclined to re-win all your old classics. You can also transfer custom sound-tracks from the original Xbox to the 360 in a similar manner.

Sadly, what you can't do is transfer pictures, music, or movies to the 360's HDD. While it would be nice to dump a chunk of your mp3 collection into the 360, the 360 won't take it. To get media like that into the 360, you'll have to stream it via Windows Media Connect or use a USB HDD to get the 360 to accept the media.

Conclusion
Datel's XSATA is a sleek solution for accessing the 360's HDD from a PC. It fits nicely on the 360, and if you keep the console near your PC you'll have access any time you like. If getting your hands a little dirty in order to download saves from the net or reclaim your old Xbox saves sounds like something you'd like, the XSATA is a solid product. The ability to back up the 360's HDD may also be a boon if your 360 eventually bites the dust and you have to return it and lose all your saves. Over time it'll also be a solution for freeing up space on the crowded 12GB or so the 360 saves for user files.

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