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Sunday, December 26, 2010

Activate iPhone without Official Carrier Sim; Fix Poor Battery Life Issue after Unlocking

Poor battery life was observed by iPhone users after they unlock their handsets using the combination of PwnageTool or Redsn0w to update baseband to 06.15.00 and Ultrasn0w 1.2 for iOS 4.2.1.


Be worry free since the developer of the application already figured out to fix the issue of poor battery life of unlocked iPhones. The developer recently released a jailbreak app called SAM (Subscriber Artificial Module). Even if you unlocked your iPhone with Ultrasn0w, it tricks your iPhone and iTunes into legitimate activation tickets.

Thanks to this wonderful application and you will get the full-blown benefits of the push applications and also addresses the poor battery life issue that you may encounter after unlocking your iPhone. The iPhone Dev Team said that developer @sbinger hit two birds with one stone.

You can follow these simple steps to install your jailbroken iPhone with SAM.

•Add http://repo.bingner.com as a repo in Cydia



•Install “SAM” and “SAMPrefs”


•Follow the steps in Troubleshooting/Hacktivated with redsn0w or PwnageTool


•Go to Settings > SAM and touch “De-Activate iPhone”


•Activate with iTunes


•If iTunes says invalid SIM, you will need to manually select the appropriate carrier under one of the methods besides “Automatic” and click on a SIMID
 
If you already hactivated your iPhone with PwnageTool or Redsn0w, then you can follow these easy steps to revert the handset into stock lockdownd.







•Option #1: redsn0w for iPhone 3G or 3GS on firmware 4.0 or later


1. Download redsn0w 0.9.6b6 or later from http://blog.iphone-dev.org.






2. Run redsn0w and select the “Deactivate” option.






•Option #2: my custom stockify program – works on any phone 3.0+


1. With SAM and SAMPrefs installed; install openssh and secure shell into your phone. Run “stockify” and it will revert your lockdownd to a stock lockdownd.






2. Reboot your phone.

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