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One Hacker's Opinion is our weekly DashHacks catch-up news column. Do you want to hear about the biggest hacks and how they might impact the industry? Today's edition features a bunch of cool hardware mods, scene shockers, and Nintendo news that has us all talking!

United States Congress has finally come up with the decision to make a bill to legalize unlocking your phone. Whether it be an iPhone, Samsung, etc. which ever brand of your choosing, it seems that you may finally unlock your phone at your own free will legally.

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!

The wait is over. T-Mobile has finally announced when they are going to take in the iPhone.

If you're not a heavy user of Apple's installed volume buttons on your iDevice, you may be interested to know that there is a new tweak available that will allow you to adjust screen brightness on top of the stock functionality.

It looks as if listening to that analyst's prediction paid off. T-Mobile and Apple are set to sell the iPhone.

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!

Always wished that the iPhone was launched on T-Mobile? Your dreams may be coming true, if you can place your hopes in the hands of a few people.

Every three years, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) is reviewed by lawmakers to address constant changes in technology. However thanks to a new ruling yesterday, you may want to pay a little bit of attention if you plan on jailbreaking your iPad or unlocking your iPhone.

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.

If you are on any of the newer iDevices (iPhone 4s / iPad2 / iPad 3) then read this before you go upgrading to IOS 6. Downgrading has just become difficult for you. Read on:

Let's take a step back from the big iPhone 5 hoopla going on right now and focus what T-Mobile is doing to get a piece of the action.

For all you jailbreakers that love modding, not only the software of the iPhone, but the look of the phone. Be it a change of the entire skin from black / white to red or blue or whatever, here's one you don't want to miss.

We all know who pod2g is. He's one of the main men responsible for thed 5.1.1 jailbreak 'Absinthe 2.0'. 2 days ago he posted a little bit of news (i know i'm late with it).

If you've looked into unlocking the iPhone in the more recent years, then you've probably heard of Apple n' Berry. If not them then at least their popular unlock product the Gevey Sim. They now have a new way for a permanent unlock on your iPhone.

Whilst trawling through some tweets and other general sites, I picked up quite a bit of info in regards to piracy within the iPhone jailbreak community itself. But are we all in it for unlocks and free / pirated apps and tweaks?

If you've never seen a picture of any of the hackers that are behind all the jailbreaks and unlocks this past few years, then here's your chance.

Yesterday I gave the news of redsn0w being able to downgrade the iPad baseband on Older 3G[S] models and iPhone 3G. Today I bring you a tutorial: This will be for Windows but Mac is exactly the same.

One of the iOS jailbreak extraordinaires, MuscleNerd, has jailbroken the iOS 6 beta firmware that was released in the days following WWDC. That's always a bit of good news and now here's some more. That's if this bit of information doesn't phase you.

Last year, the Dev-team announced that those with an iPhone 3g / 3G[S] could upgrade their baseband to the iPad one (06.15.00) but with a few side effects: GPS bugs (some cases not working at all) and you would be stuck with that forever. Well it seems that things have changed since that day

With the recent release of the updated build of iPhone 4 IOS 5.1.1 from 9B206 to 9B208, the original IOS 5.1.1 untethered jailbreak, Absinthe,  was also updated and soon after ih8snow updated Sn0wBreeze. Well, what about Rocky Racoon?

Yesterday we reported that Sn0wBreeze had been updated not too long after the release of the Absinthe untethered jailbreak.. And earlier today said how Apple had 'on the fly' released a newer IOS 5.1.1 9B208 which was not yet jailbreakable. If you were one of the ones who upgraded to it, we have great news for you.

For those of you that didn't update your iPhone because there was no untethered jailbreak for CFW yet, wait no more! ih8sn0w has been busy just for you.

It was just yesterday that we reported the great news happening at the Hack In The Box convention....Well that time is finally upon us. Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you......Absinthe 2.0.1!

Absinthe is so close...I can taste it! With a full timetable of chip IOS hacking among other things, the hackinthebox crew were so kind as to give us a few teasers of great things to come for tomorrow.  One of them is what you've all been waiting for...

So we know the devices that are supported within the next Untethered Jailbreak, and now we have some good information that you won't want to miss about the tool itself.  Is the release coming soon?  Keep reading to find out when you will have the latest jailbreak...

Whilst trawling through some tweets and other general sites, I picked up quite a bit of info in regards to piracy within the iPhone jailbreak community itself. But are we all in it for unlocks and free / pirated apps and tweaks?

Although we mentioned that there is now a downgrade method for those with an iPhone 4s and iPad 2 with their 5.0.1 shsh's saved, that doesn't necessarily help those who need an unlock or those who DO NOT have their shsh's saved.  So what does that mean?

Are you one of the silly Billys that upgraded your iPhone or iPad to IOS 5.1.1? Well the latest redsn0w upgrade might just be your knight in shining armour!

A bunch of iPhones that are unlocked, regardless of whether you're working the traditional jailbreak or using the Gevey SIM, find their way onto to the T-Mobile network. Although you aren't able to achieve 3G/4G speeds on your iPhone, T-Mobile still welcomes all.

We've read about a lot of the supposed specs of the latest edition of the iDevice lineup. These are not yet confirmed. But the question is, what will they call this new phone?

If, like me, you very rarely hook your iPhone up to your computer then it's probably for the best. Just over a month ago I told you that Apple had updated it's iTunes software.  Did you miss it?  If so you better read on before updating...

Well that's all finished now! A few days ago we posted news about an unlock solution for all basebands and a day later announcing the release of the Gevey Ultra Sim 5.1.

Software unlocks have always been a rare thing in the iPhone market.

Everyone loves toting around an iPhone that is jailbroken and unlocked. Apple has been making the latter harder to accomplish, by introducing new basebands in their firmware updates. This limits ultrasn0w, at least until a new update is released.

Restoring your iDevice to a CFW has always been a pain in the ass. Errors left and right, especially for those just coming into the scene with very little knowledge. Although developers try to simplify the process as much as they can, there's always one awkward bit. But while everyone waits patiently for the ios5.1 untether updates, the iphone dev-team have been doing some updates of their own.

You were given 100 reasons as to why you should jailbreak your iOS device. Here's reason 101. If you want to have that wow factor the instant someone turns on your phone, then Stride is worth checking out.

The other day we reported that AT&T were unlocking iPhone's where the contract had expired.  Well more news regarding unlocking is making the rounds.

It looks as if the days of consulting ultrasn0w and praying that any new updates would support your baseband or relying on other tools are over. AT&T is taking it from here, provided that you have an expired contract and you paid the bill.

Right after the release of ios 5.1, the dev team updated the well known tool redsn0w so that all devices capable of ios 5.1 were able to obtain a tethered jailbreak. Sn0wBreeze was also updated so that unlockers can upgrade their device using a CFW and still obtain their unlock status.

So not long after the Dev-team updated redsn0w, ih8sn0w (the maker of programs such as iREB and iFaith) has been hard at work updating his tool sn0wbreeze to version 2.9.2 to do the same thing.

As i stated in yesterdays post, jailbreakers and unlockers are advised to stay away from the recent ios 5.1 update for now. But to all you more adventurous guys and gals, the Dev-Team have quickly managed to jailbreak the update with the similarly updated redsn0w 0.9.10b6.

So the 'new iPad' was shown to the public a very short time ago. And now they've managed to roll out an IOS upgrade as was expected sooner or later.