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Volcanobox Inferno Unitool 1.2.3 Added All OPPO DEMO Fixer !! HOT Update :))
Volcanobox Inferno Unitool 1.2.3 Added All OPPO DEMO Fixer !! HOT Update :))
what's new?
what's new?
- Added All Oppo Phone DEMO Fixer !!
- How to do it ?
- Download & Run inferno Latest ver
- Connect powered on, Usb debug enabled phone with computer
- Go to Tools -> Adb & Fastboot Rstool -> select Oppo Demo Fixer & Wait
- After software successful Fixed , open phone Applications -> open "Oppo Demo Fixer"
- Tap on "Fix OPPO Demo" Select on "Yes" Tap on "Active"
- Phone will be rebooted at all done
- Here is the Video for you http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_57-Jfs5zU
- How to do it ?
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Avengers Box Generic MTK Module v0.3 Update Released - [19/05/2017]
Avengers Box Generic MTK Module v0.3 Update Released - [19/05/2017]
DORO 632 - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
Doro 6520 - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
Doro DFC-0050 - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
DORO 5516 - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
Doro PhoneEasy 610 - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
Telenor P21 - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
ALLVIEW-L5Lite - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
MTN buzz c390 - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
Tecno t718 - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
Tecno t324 - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
ZTE F286 - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
Official Support Website:
Avengers Box
PLEASE NOTE YOU MUST UNINSTALL OLD VERSION BEFORE USING NEW
Download Link:
DORO 632 - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
Doro 6520 - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
Doro DFC-0050 - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
DORO 5516 - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
Doro PhoneEasy 610 - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
Telenor P21 - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
ALLVIEW-L5Lite - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
MTN buzz c390 - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
Tecno t718 - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
Tecno t324 - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
ZTE F286 - Simlock Info/Direct Unlock/Repair IMEI/Backup & Restore Security/Flash/Reset Factory Settings.
Official Support Website:
Avengers Box
PLEASE NOTE YOU MUST UNINSTALL OLD VERSION BEFORE USING NEW
Download Link:
Apple Music's Three-Month Trial is No Longer Free in Australia, Spain, and Switzerlan
Apple Music's Three-Month Trial is No Longer Free in Australia, Spain, and Switzerlan
Since
launching in June 2015, Apple Music has offered a free three-month
trial in the United States and over 100 other countries around the
world. In some countries, such as Ireland and the Netherlands, the free
trial is for one month.
According to Apple's website, however, the trial now costs 99 cents in Australia, 0,99 € in Spain, and Fr. 0.99 in Switzerland. Based on our spot check, the trial remains free in all other countries where Apple Music is available.
The reason why Apple has started charging a nominal fee for the trial in Australia, Spain, and Switzerland is unclear. The trial was still free in those countries as of May 14, according to archived versions of Apple's website.
Apple Music rival Spotify's three-month trial also costs 99 cents in Australia, 0,99 € in Spain, and Fr. 0.99 in Switzerland. Keep in mind that Spotify's trial also costs 99 cents in the United States, Canada, and elsewhere.
According to Apple's website, however, the trial now costs 99 cents in Australia, 0,99 € in Spain, and Fr. 0.99 in Switzerland. Based on our spot check, the trial remains free in all other countries where Apple Music is available.
The reason why Apple has started charging a nominal fee for the trial in Australia, Spain, and Switzerland is unclear. The trial was still free in those countries as of May 14, according to archived versions of Apple's website.
Apple Music rival Spotify's three-month trial also costs 99 cents in Australia, 0,99 € in Spain, and Fr. 0.99 in Switzerland. Keep in mind that Spotify's trial also costs 99 cents in the United States, Canada, and elsewhere.
[New Iphone] Alleged Molds PuShow Relative Sizes of Apple's 2017 iPhones
[New Iphone] Alleged Molds PuShow Relative Sizes of Apple's 2017 iPhones
A
series of photos claiming to show molds of Apple's upcoming 2017 iPhone
range appeared online today and over the weekend, providing a
potential look at the relative sizes of the rumored new devices. Apple
is expected to announce three new iPhone models this year: two
LCD-based "S" cycle upgrades to the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, alongside a
radically redesigned tenth-anniversary "iPhone 8" with an edge-to-edge
OLED display.
It's worth bearing in mind that the molds shown in the images could simply be made for use in the production of third-party iPhone cases rather than actual handsets. Either way, they do appear to line up with unconfirmed details we've been hearing over recent months, particularly with regard to the dimensions of the devices.
The mold of the so-called "iPhone 8" is pictured between the two iterative models, which shows the redesigned handset isn't much bigger than the 4.7-inch iPhone 7S chassis on the right hand side. Despite the similarity, reports suggest the redesigned phone could pack a 5.8-inch display that's closer in size to the screen on the 5.5-inch iPhone 7 Plus. A lack of bezels at the top and bottom of the device are said to enable the larger OLED area.
The side-on view offers another take on the relative dimensions, and also reveals a longer power button on the OLED iPhone in the middle. The appearance of the longer button in previous dummy images has led to speculation that it could act as a fingerprint recognition surface if Apple can't integrate Touch ID into the OLED display. Rumors say Apple has struggled to overcome the challenges involved in such a feat, but details are still sketchy.
Some sources suggest the company could resort to placing the sensor on the back of the handset, like on the Samsung Galaxy S8, but most agree this would be an inferior implementation compared to Touch ID's current front-facing location on the home button.
Cutouts for the rear camera in the middle mold line up with previous rumors that Apple will go with a vertical dual-lens orientation in the "iPhone 8", in contrast to the horizontal layout on the iPhone 7 Plus, which is expected to remain on the 7S Plus.
The OLED iPhone is expected to be unveiled at a September event alongside the "S" cycle phones, and could feature new 3D-sensing technology in the front-facing camera, as well as a faster A11 chip, face and iris recognition, better waterproofing, some form of wireless charging, and a glass body.
It's worth bearing in mind that the molds shown in the images could simply be made for use in the production of third-party iPhone cases rather than actual handsets. Either way, they do appear to line up with unconfirmed details we've been hearing over recent months, particularly with regard to the dimensions of the devices.
The mold of the so-called "iPhone 8" is pictured between the two iterative models, which shows the redesigned handset isn't much bigger than the 4.7-inch iPhone 7S chassis on the right hand side. Despite the similarity, reports suggest the redesigned phone could pack a 5.8-inch display that's closer in size to the screen on the 5.5-inch iPhone 7 Plus. A lack of bezels at the top and bottom of the device are said to enable the larger OLED area.
The side-on view offers another take on the relative dimensions, and also reveals a longer power button on the OLED iPhone in the middle. The appearance of the longer button in previous dummy images has led to speculation that it could act as a fingerprint recognition surface if Apple can't integrate Touch ID into the OLED display. Rumors say Apple has struggled to overcome the challenges involved in such a feat, but details are still sketchy.
Some sources suggest the company could resort to placing the sensor on the back of the handset, like on the Samsung Galaxy S8, but most agree this would be an inferior implementation compared to Touch ID's current front-facing location on the home button.
Cutouts for the rear camera in the middle mold line up with previous rumors that Apple will go with a vertical dual-lens orientation in the "iPhone 8", in contrast to the horizontal layout on the iPhone 7 Plus, which is expected to remain on the 7S Plus.
The OLED iPhone is expected to be unveiled at a September event alongside the "S" cycle phones, and could feature new 3D-sensing technology in the front-facing camera, as well as a faster A11 chip, face and iris recognition, better waterproofing, some form of wireless charging, and a glass body.
ElcomSoft Claims It's Able to Recover Deleted iCloud Notes Well Past Apple's 30-Day W
ElcomSoft Claims It's Able to Recover Deleted iCloud Notes Well Past Apple's 30-Day W
Russian
software company ElcomSoft today claimed in a blog post that iCloud
notes marked as deleted are being stored on Apple's servers well past
the advertised 30-day period they are kept in the "Recently Deleted"
folder.
ElcomSoft said it used an updated version of its Phone Breaker tool, version 6.5, to recover dozens of iCloud notes deleted more than a month ago. ElcomSoft said many of the notes were deleted a few weeks past the 30-day window, but in some cases, it was allegedly able to extract notes deleted "several months ago."
When a user deletes a note in Apple's Notes app, it's moved to the "Recently Deleted" folder, which explicitly states that "notes are permanently deleted after 30 days." Likewise, a support document on Apple's website says users can view and recover notes for up to 30 days before they're permanently deleted.
However, ElcomSoft CEO Vladimir Katalov said the oldest note it was able to retrieve was deleted around five years ago:
Nevertheless, ElcomSoft said that its ability to extract iCloud notes deleted more than 30 days ago is "not necessarily" guaranteed. "While some of our test accounts did indeed contain deleted notes going all the way back to 2015, some other accounts contained much less than that," it explained.
ElcomSoft said its Phone Breaker tool is the only software it knows of that can be used to recover iCloud notes deleted more than 30 days ago. It also said the latest version of its Phone Viewer tool is needed to view them. The tools start at $79 each and appear to be compatible with both Mac and Windows.
To extract and view deleted notes, ElcomSoft says all someone has to do is launch Phone Breaker version 6.5 or newer, click "Download Synced Data from iCloud," authenticate with an Apple ID and password or a binary authentication token, wait for the download to complete, and open the file in Phone Viewer.
ElcomSoft's Phone Viewer tool appears to show recovered iCloud notes
ElcomSoft said "there is no doubt Apple will fix the current issue," but it didn't confirm if it has been in contact with the company. MacRumors has opted not to use the Phone Breaker tool out of an abundance of caution. Apple did not immediately respond to a request for comment today.
Last year, ElcomSoft generated headlines when it claimed Apple "secretly" syncs Phone and FaceTime call history logs on iCloud, even with backups turned off. In a statement, Apple said it offers call history syncing "as a convenience to our customers so that they can return calls from any of their devices."
In February, ElcomSoft also found that iCloud was allegedly storing deleted Safari browser history for a long period of time, ranging from several months to over a year. Forbes reported that Apple quietly "started purging older history records" once the news broke, but Apple never officially commented.
ElcomSoft said it used an updated version of its Phone Breaker tool, version 6.5, to recover dozens of iCloud notes deleted more than a month ago. ElcomSoft said many of the notes were deleted a few weeks past the 30-day window, but in some cases, it was allegedly able to extract notes deleted "several months ago."
When a user deletes a note in Apple's Notes app, it's moved to the "Recently Deleted" folder, which explicitly states that "notes are permanently deleted after 30 days." Likewise, a support document on Apple's website says users can view and recover notes for up to 30 days before they're permanently deleted.
However, ElcomSoft CEO Vladimir Katalov said the oldest note it was able to retrieve was deleted around five years ago:
"We did it again," says Vladimir Katalov, ElcomSoft CEO. "After recovering deleted photos and Safari browsing history from iCloud, we now add the ability to recover deleted notes from the same source regardless of how much time has passed after the deletion. The oldest record we've been able to pull was deleted back in 2012."In its blog post, ElcomSoft said it was able to extract 334 notes from an iPhone with only 288 notes stored on it, including those in the "Recently Deleted" folder. In other words, ElcomSoft claims it was able to recover 46 notes deleted more than 30 days ago, and that was only one example.
Nevertheless, ElcomSoft said that its ability to extract iCloud notes deleted more than 30 days ago is "not necessarily" guaranteed. "While some of our test accounts did indeed contain deleted notes going all the way back to 2015, some other accounts contained much less than that," it explained.
ElcomSoft said its Phone Breaker tool is the only software it knows of that can be used to recover iCloud notes deleted more than 30 days ago. It also said the latest version of its Phone Viewer tool is needed to view them. The tools start at $79 each and appear to be compatible with both Mac and Windows.
To extract and view deleted notes, ElcomSoft says all someone has to do is launch Phone Breaker version 6.5 or newer, click "Download Synced Data from iCloud," authenticate with an Apple ID and password or a binary authentication token, wait for the download to complete, and open the file in Phone Viewer.
ElcomSoft's Phone Viewer tool appears to show recovered iCloud notes
ElcomSoft said "there is no doubt Apple will fix the current issue," but it didn't confirm if it has been in contact with the company. MacRumors has opted not to use the Phone Breaker tool out of an abundance of caution. Apple did not immediately respond to a request for comment today.
Last year, ElcomSoft generated headlines when it claimed Apple "secretly" syncs Phone and FaceTime call history logs on iCloud, even with backups turned off. In a statement, Apple said it offers call history syncing "as a convenience to our customers so that they can return calls from any of their devices."
In February, ElcomSoft also found that iCloud was allegedly storing deleted Safari browser history for a long period of time, ranging from several months to over a year. Forbes reported that Apple quietly "started purging older history records" once the news broke, but Apple never officially commented.
Redesigned Version of Microsoft OneNote Now Available on Mac and iOS
Redesigned Version of Microsoft OneNote Now Available on Mac and iOS
This
week, Microsoft took the unusual step of pushing out a redesigned
version of OneNote for Mac and iOS ahead of its release on Windows and
Android. The update to the note-taking platform introduces a new
interface that aims to enhance usability for users of assistive
technologies, simplify navigation controls, and create consistency
across devices, according to the company.
Microsoft said it has listened to user feedback to learn how it could improve the navigational layout of the note-taking apps, especially for larger digital notebooks with more sections. As a result, the new interface places all navigation panes in one collapsible area on the left-hand side of the app, instead of having menus for notebooks and sections/pages on either side of the window.
The new design philosophy also brings greater interface consistency across Mac, iPhone, and iPad, enabling users to transition between devices quickly and easily, which Microsoft hopes will benefit those with visual impairments and also help in learning environments where device variety is increasingly common.
OneNote for Mac is freely available on the Mac App Store [Direct Link]; likewise OneNote for iOS is a free download on the App Store [Direct Link] The overhauled interface has also been applied to Microsoft's web app. Windows and Android versions are expected to roll out in the coming weeks.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmGVp76WyIU
Microsoft said it has listened to user feedback to learn how it could improve the navigational layout of the note-taking apps, especially for larger digital notebooks with more sections. As a result, the new interface places all navigation panes in one collapsible area on the left-hand side of the app, instead of having menus for notebooks and sections/pages on either side of the window.
This allows users to easily switch between their notes and dramatically improves usability with assistive technologies. With the new consolidated and simplified design, screen readers can easily navigate through the app to help those with disabilities. In addition, content is front and center—helping students to focus and avoid distractions.To switch to any other page or section, users can click its name in the navigation panes, or Control-click the name of any page or section and then choose from more options. To open a different notebook, users can click the Show Notebooks button and select it in the list, while options for creating new notebooks/sections/pages now appear at the bottom of the associated navigation panes. On Mac, each pane can also be resized by moving the mouse pointer over the vertical edge and click-dragging it.
The new design philosophy also brings greater interface consistency across Mac, iPhone, and iPad, enabling users to transition between devices quickly and easily, which Microsoft hopes will benefit those with visual impairments and also help in learning environments where device variety is increasingly common.
OneNote for Mac is freely available on the Mac App Store [Direct Link]; likewise OneNote for iOS is a free download on the App Store [Direct Link] The overhauled interface has also been applied to Microsoft's web app. Windows and Android versions are expected to roll out in the coming weeks.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmGVp76WyIU
Apple Said to Be Increasing Production of Rumored 10.5-inch iPad Pro
Apple Said to Be Increasing Production of Rumored 10.5-inch iPad Pro
Apple
is said to be boosting production of its upcoming 10.5-inch iPad Pro,
making launch of the new form-factor tablet over the next couple of
months increasingly possible, according to sources in the Taiwanese
supply chain.
DigiTimes reported on Friday that shipments for the company's 10.5-inch iPad Pro are expected to increase to 600,000 units in July, up from around 500,000 units currently, with annual shipments said to reach 5 million units this year, said market watchers.
Previously, reports suggested Apple's manufacturing partners had begun limited production of the new-size tablet in March, when it remained unclear when the device would be announced. Rumors have lacked consensus regarding when Apple will launch the device, with suggestions of an early April event having failed to materialize.
However, since that time, noted KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has claimed there is a "greater than 70 percent chance" that Apple will unveil the long-rumored tablet at WWDC in June, based on the timing of production ramp-up.
The 10.5-inch iPad Pro is expected to have a similar form factor as the current 9.7-inch model, but squeezes in a larger display thanks to narrower bezels. Analysts say Apple is hoping the device will mark the company's resurgence in the tablet market, given that sales of iPads have declined for 13 consecutive quarters, with consumers seeing little reason to upgrade the tablets they already own.
However, at least one Apple pundit has suggested the company could wait until October to launch the 10.5-inch iPad, in order to avoid spoiling the the design of the much-rumored "iPhone 8" with an edge-to-edge OLED display, which is expected to be announced in September.
Today's DigiTimes report also touches on a rumored upgrade to Apple's 12.9-inch iPad Pro, with some market watchers claiming the device could begin mass production in June, "with stable shipments in the third quarter". Meanwhile, Apple's sale expectations for its recently launched low-cost 9.7-inch iPad are "expected to accelerate Apple's pace on phasing out the iPad mini 4 from the market", according to sources.
Related Roundup: iPad Pro
DigiTimes reported on Friday that shipments for the company's 10.5-inch iPad Pro are expected to increase to 600,000 units in July, up from around 500,000 units currently, with annual shipments said to reach 5 million units this year, said market watchers.
Previously, reports suggested Apple's manufacturing partners had begun limited production of the new-size tablet in March, when it remained unclear when the device would be announced. Rumors have lacked consensus regarding when Apple will launch the device, with suggestions of an early April event having failed to materialize.
However, since that time, noted KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has claimed there is a "greater than 70 percent chance" that Apple will unveil the long-rumored tablet at WWDC in June, based on the timing of production ramp-up.
The 10.5-inch iPad Pro is expected to have a similar form factor as the current 9.7-inch model, but squeezes in a larger display thanks to narrower bezels. Analysts say Apple is hoping the device will mark the company's resurgence in the tablet market, given that sales of iPads have declined for 13 consecutive quarters, with consumers seeing little reason to upgrade the tablets they already own.
However, at least one Apple pundit has suggested the company could wait until October to launch the 10.5-inch iPad, in order to avoid spoiling the the design of the much-rumored "iPhone 8" with an edge-to-edge OLED display, which is expected to be announced in September.
Today's DigiTimes report also touches on a rumored upgrade to Apple's 12.9-inch iPad Pro, with some market watchers claiming the device could begin mass production in June, "with stable shipments in the third quarter". Meanwhile, Apple's sale expectations for its recently launched low-cost 9.7-inch iPad are "expected to accelerate Apple's pace on phasing out the iPad mini 4 from the market", according to sources.
Demand for the tablet is expected to pick up strongly starting the end of the second quarter and will reach the peak in the third quarter, increasing the device's monthly shipments to over four million units in June and July, the market watchers noted.Despite the launch of new iPads this year, market watchers still expect Apple's tablet shipments to fall compared to 2016. Worldwide tablet shipments were around 8.74 million units in the first quarter and the release of the 10.5-inch iPad Pro should shore up the second quarter's tablet shipments to 8.9 million units, claimed the report.
Related Roundup: iPad Pro
Saturday, May 20, 2017
Hde tool version 0.146 released
Hde tool version 0.146 released
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HDBOX V1.7.6--Management software
HDBOX V1.7.6--Management software
More features for the iMac and MacBooks tab: Added much more detailed informations about the computer, including: # 205 Computer model, screen size and year, example: iMac (27-inch, Early 2014), # 73 Computer zone, for what market this was build, example: USA, Canada, # Computer birth date, when the computer was built, example: 22-May-2014, Note: In order to read this informations your Mac EFI app running on HDBOX must be alteast 2.9E version, If your HDBox is running a lower versions of mac EFI app, simply visit About & Update tab in HDBox manager and update your firmware.  HDBox Click Here | |
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