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It's pretty well known that iOS 6.1.3 blocks the Evasi0n jailbreak, but if you made the jump to this updated version by accident I might be able to help you. This guide will show you how to downgrade back to hack-friendly 6.1.2.

If you're new to the jailbreak scene, you might hear someone matter-of-factly mention SSH in the process of explaining certain hacks. This guide will tell you not only what SSH is, but also how it can be accessed on all major operating systems.

In the Android world, Facebook Home has certainly generated a decent amount of buzz with its popular Chat Heads feature for texting and messages. If you want to try it on your iPhone, this new tweak could be worth your time!

The traditional iPhone lock screen is functional but it's pretty boring. Watch as the Atom Cydia tweak turns the drab slider into an app hub you won't be able to live without!

Did you know that it's possible to perform a tethered jailbreak on iOS 6.1.3 as long as you have a Pre-A5 processor device? Users with a 3GS, iPhone 4, or Touch 4G will want to check out this tutorial!

After a long time spent making tutorials in the land of PS consoles and Android phones, I now make a move over to iOS devices with this incredibly simple tutorial for any newbies starting out with iPhone hacking.

Looks like the higher ups at Vodafone have decided that now isn't a good time for your iPhone 4S to be rocking iOS 6.1.

Apple has finally released iOS 6.1 to the public, for all you guys that have been waiting around for it.

Apple has always had a way of designing their software that makes it incredibly pleasing to the eye. However this new app switcher makes all of their hard work look like it's lagging behind the competition.

The iPhone 4 and 4S are still among the most popular smartphones out there, but like many of their breed they could always use more battery life. This simple and effective Cydia tweak might be able to help you there.

While there hasn't exactly been too much to speak of on the iOS 6 jailbreak front, we can tell you that downgrading to 5.1.1 is now completely possible as long as you happened to save those SHSH blobs!

While I'm sure most of you DashHacks readers are probably satisfied with using SBSettings to hide your apps, I've got word of a cool new website that will do the same for you that will work on all those new, untapped devices.

Following up on yesterday's RedSn0w upgrade, we also have some pretty big news for those preserving their baseband for unlocking as well. If you've got an iPhone 4 or 3GS, you can now say goodbye to those carrier restrictions with the latest build of UltraSn0w Fixer.

Earlier, the Dev-Team announced via twitter and their blog about a major upgrade to their 'do it all' tool redsn0w. Lets take quick look at whats new.

Plenty of us have probably upgraded to Apple's new iOS 6 by now, but did you know despite all of its features there are actually web tracking elements in the software that are enabled in your settings by default? Find out what they do, and how to disable it in this article.

A few weeks ago, a kind iPhone app developer and fan of DashHacks placed a message in my LinkedIn inbox to review their FX Photo Studio app. After sitting with the program for a little bit, here are my impressions on what I liked and disliked about my experience.

iOS 6 is Apple's very latest attempt at creating a usable mobile operating system. However, some of us may not want to make the jump, which makes it all the more frustrating when we see our friends messing around with the new version. With this tweak, you can at very least give your iOS 5 device the new tinted status bar it deserves.

Sure we tend to focus a little bit more on the jailbreak side of things, but if there's one official application that we have all come to know and love it would definitely have to be the Twitter application. That's why it's great news to see a completely new version launching alongside iOS 6.

If you're a developer, or you just happen to have your hands on the iOS6 GM released during yesterday's iPhone event, you'll be glad to know that the iPhoneDev team has already cracked their way into the system with a tethered RedSn0w  jailbreak for the iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, and 4G iPod Touch.

If you're looking to get an iPhone 5 as soon as that official launch window opens, the fact is unless your iPhone is right within the upgradable range you'll be paying some kind of fee to make that jump to the next generation. If you have an iPhone 4S that you're willing to part with however, you just might be able to earn enough cash to pay for some of that shiny new tech.