R-Sim 4 Unlock for 04.11.08 Baseband Will Be In a Week

The notorious 04.11.08 unlock for iPhone 4 on iOS 5 and 5.0.1 is almost here. If you ever heard about R-sim unlock then I can tell you that there will be unlocking solution for 04.11.08 soon.
iPhone 4 baseband 04.11.08 couldn’t be unlocked for 6 months. I think you know that there is UltraSn0w unlock but there is no ETA yet. So while we are waiting for free unlock let’s see what other (paid) unlocking solutions are for 04.11.08 baseband.

R-sim 4 can unlock 04.11.08 on iPhone 4

R-sim (Rebel Sim) unlock was the first unlock for iPhone 4S on baseband 1.0.11, 1.0.12, and 1.0.13, 1.0.14 on iOS 5.0.1, R-sim 2 for iOS 5 and r-Sim 3 for iOS 5.1. Now R-SIM Dev team made R-Sim 4 unlock for this baseband. It is a turbo SIM card produced by REBEL Alpha X-SIM similar to GEVEY SIM and doesn’t demand jailbreaking the device before unlocking. The developers of this hardware-based solution claimed that 04.11.08 unlock would be in a week.
Here is what R-Sim Dev Team said about this:

“Good News for every people who is stucked at 4.11.08 IOS 5,
The long time waiting is over.
Our R-SIM IV is designed for unlocking it, and R-SIM IV will be available in 10 days.
Now we accept review request from famous site.
Email to sales@eachsupplier.com with the email belongs to your site like XXX@yoursite.com, normal email will be ignored.”

As I said before R-Sim unlock was SIM inter-poser such as GEVEY SIM, which could be used without cutting your SIM. Just put your SIM into R-SIM tray and place it in to the phone. Then choose your region and carrier and enter 112 mode.

Now let’s talk about the price

It was said that the price of upcoming R-Sim 4 to unlock 04.11.08 would be $59. And we have to wait not less than a week.
After reading this info you may ask me if it is a fake. Well, I can tell you that I don’t know but I can tell you for sure that we can trust R-Sim Dev -team. Simply because of its previous successful hardware-based unlock solution for iPhone 4S. And this is the fact.
But there is no sense to talk about this till its release. We will know ht e whole truth in a week. Or maybe you can tell us something about this. Simply leave you comment below and stay tuned with us.

Jailbreak Only: Bars - Shows How Strong Your Cell Signal Actually Is

If you often find that your iPhone’s cell signal strength bars lie to you, consider downloading Bars: a new jailbreak tweak that promises to display users’ accurate cellular signal via the signal strength bars in the top-left corner of the iPhone’s screen.

Bars is free to download (via the BigBoss repository) and, once installed, alters the appearance of the cell signal bars. For example, before installing Bars I had four full-strength signal bars showing at the top of my iPhone; after downloading the tweak, the appearance of the last bar altered – the last bar shrunk down to half size, suggesting that I actually had less signal than I thought I did.

Clearly, Bars is intended to be used by iPhone owners who often encounter poor reception (those for whom every cell signal bar counts!), and because of this, I’m not going to find much use for the tweak. But if you experience poor coverage and have found that your iPhone’s cell signal bars have let you down in the past, take Bars for a spin and see if you notice a difference.

Mutant Mudds dev could turn your idea into a 3DS game

Developer Renegade Kid is super busy these days. After having just released the critically acclaimed Mutant Mudds--ipadonline.es which was awarded an awesome 9/10 review score by GameZone's Robert Workman--the company is now working on releasing its next eShop download, Bomb Monkey, by the second quarter of 2012.

That's not all the dev is up to, though. In addition to making games, Renegade Kid is also up for helping you have your very own game idea created. GAMEscribe has teamed up with the studio to bring us the pitchWinPLAY competition, where gamers with awesome ideas could possibly turn their coolest video game fantasies into reality.

The competition kicked off today, and you have until September 1 to enter your submissions. An entry fee is required, and it's obviously meant to fund what will become an upcoming game after we get a winner. Entry fees vary between $20, $25, and $35 depending on whether you pitch your idea by April 13, August 1, or September 1, respectively.

Keep in mind that you need to pitch an original 2D platformer for the 3DS eShop. So don't get carried away trying to pitch some crazy FPS or what you may feel is the true sequel to Mass Effect 2. This is a pretty awesome contest, and whoever wins is going to be one lucky gamer,hermesforsale.dk because in addition to having a game made based on his or her idea, the winner will also get $5,000 cash. Now, get to pitching those ideas!