Windows XP/Vista/Windows 7 GUI for manipulating files on the jailbroken iPhone, the program can convert to standard PNG creates correct CRC,convert to iPhone PNG (does not premultiply alpha),purge BACKUPS folders of duplicate files,restores files or folders from previous versions.

The iPhoneBrowser is a windows-based application that can browse the iPhone. The application takes advantage of a component called manzana.dll, which has nothing to do with an apple, but works with this apple device. iPhoneBrowser will install a Windows Explorer-like application on your computer. From there, once you connect your phone to the computer, you will be able to see all the files on your devices memory storage. Although it isn’t as intuitive as browsing your PC, you still can get any file you want. You can also copy and paste files and move them around. There are even icon thumbnails of pictures and other images on your mobile device. On the left of the GUI, you see all the folders on your iPhone, and on the right you see the files and their contents. You get a detailed view of the files selected at the bottom right of the corner. This application is great for moving data to your iPhone or simply for backing up or restoring your files. A simple backup can take a long time, though.

DOWNLOAD LINK :

softpedia -> http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/iPhone-Application-Browser-Download-84947.html

N.O.V.A. 2 – Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance IPA [iPhone/iPod Download]

Download links

VERSION 1.1.7 | Links Updated

• fileserve.com
• wupload.com

**TouchGen: “This is the best game I’ve played on my iPhone. This is the game we’ve been waiting for!”

What’s New in version 1.4
NEW! CONTENT PACK #4
ChAIR loves you, so we are giving you EVEN MORE awesome content – for free!
- New magic rings, swords, shields, and helmets! Collect and Master them all!
- New Enemy: The fierce and deadly RookBane!
- Sneak peek at Infinity Blade 2, and Infinity Blade: Awakening, the new iBook by #1 New York Times selling author Brandon Sanderson!
Infinity Blade is now better than ever!

VERSION 1.4

• fileserve.com
• fileserve.com
• wupload.com

VERSION 1.4 | Torrent Link ↓

• thepiratebay.org

What’s new in Version 1.7

The pomegranate blasts its way into Classic and Arcade mode in this juicy new update! Slice it as many times as possible before it bursts apart, clearing away bombs and destroying all the other fruit around it!

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Fruit Ninja IPA [iPhone/iPod Download]

VERSION 1.7.1 | New Links

DOWNLOAD LINKs

• filesonic.com
• mediafire.com
• fileserve.com

Play ONLINE MATCHUP to battle 1-on-1 against millions of worldwide Homerun Battle sluggers out there!
- 4 Extra Modes : Online Match up, Arcade, Training, and Classic
- Over 100 Items : Uniforms, hats, equipment and other customizable features
- Exclusive Baseball Wear : Includes the official DeMarini CF4, Voodoo and other M2M bat equipment.
- Supports English, Chinese, French, Japanese and Korean

★★★ CRITICS’ QUOTES ★★★
“A Home Run, indeed.” – IGN
“Sometimes it’s the unexpected games that set the standard. With almost no hype or licensing excitement, Com2uS has proven this point for the iPhone and iPod touch.” – Macworld
“A casual sports game that’s actually really fun…” -TouchArcade.com
“If the real-life action was as simple and quick as this game, I could be tempted into picking up a hickory bat for real.” – PocketGamer
“Simple online play… terrific presentation… perfect batting controls…” -SlideToPlay
“An extremely fun arcade game with a fantastic online matchup mode. This game is must-buy for baseball fans and non-baseball fans alike.” – 148apps

What’s new in Version 1.7.3
What’s newly updated
- Added GUEST PLAY
- Optimized gameplay conditions
Thank you for playing Homerun Battle 3D !

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HOMERUN BATTLE 3D IPA [iPhone/iPod Download]

VERSION 1.7.3

DOWNLOAD LINKS

• fileape.com
• filedude.com

Like iPhone 3GS did back in the days to the 3f, the iPhone 4S bumps the iPhone 4 down to 2^nd position while keeping it for sale for lowered price. Apple says iPhone 4S is the most amazing iPhone ever. Is it? Yes, of course it is, but read on to see whether it’s really worth an upgrade.

iPhone 4S Hardware

The Apple iPhone 4S after making revolution in industrial design with iPhone 4 last summer still remains one of the most attractive smartphones to have ever been built. Apple’s choice of materials and its manufacturing prowess are unmatched, and puts a group of other wanna-be competitors to shame. Apple didn’t need to make changes in design to make iPhone 4S as the bestselling cellphone ever created.

The iPhone 4S has the same durable glass and metal construction as the iPhone 4. You won’t find any creaks or loose parts, and the only plastic used on the phone is for the home button below the display. The iPhone 4S is a bit heavier than its predecessor by increase from 137 grams (4.83 ounces) to 140 (4.94 ounces) but you won’t feel a difference while holding it. Apple’s use of glass for both the front and back of the phone may be questioned by those who tend to drop their phones often, as it has a tendency to shatter, despite it being reinforced. But the smoothness of the glass gives you the feeling that you are holding a real premium device. Apple has covered both the front and back glass panels with an oleophobic coating that resists face grease and fingerprints better than any other smartphone I have used.

All buttons along the sides remain the same as for iPhone 4s and includes power/sleep/unlock, volume controls, and the switch for ring/vibrate are all made of quality metal and are very satisfying to use. Button feedback is just right, and you never miss a command because the button didn’t respond to your input as it usually happens with low quality plastic buttons.

iPhone 4S comes with two built-in antennas to avoid call drops like it happens to iPhone 4. The iPhone 4S can now intelligently and instantly switch between those exterior antennas, in real-time, even while you’re in the middle of a call.

This generation of Apple handset comes with A5 dual-core processor you might be familiar from iPad 2 that was released this spring. iPhone 4S RAM size the same as of its predecessor and is 512MB but Apple have expanded the storage options for the iPhone 4S, and you can now choose a 64GB model in addition to the 16GB and 32GB versions that have been available before for iPhone 4.

iPhone 4S, is that it still features a small (by comparison with Samsung Galaxy S2 with 4.3-inch and Samsung Galaxy Nexus with 4.5-inch display) 3.5-inch display. It’s still nonetheless one of the best LCD screens on the market, with its 640 x 960 pixels (326ppi) of resolution and near paper-like viewing angles. The iPhone 4S’ display is noticeably different than the Super AMOLED Plus screens from Samsung, as it’s not nearly as saturated and punchy. However, the colors for iPhone 4s display seem more accurate, and the screen is just a joy to look at. I didn’t find the smaller screen size to be a hindrance in use, even though I’m used to carrying around phones with 4.3-inch or even 4.5-inch displays. As for me the optimal screen size for today’s devices should be 4-inch and that’s why I hoped iPhone 4S will get bigger screen.

Software (iOS 5)

iPhone 4s comes preinstalled with latest iOS 5 which was first shown to public back in June 2011 and only now it’s introduced to wide audience. iOS is great mobile operating system with some feature some major improvements like Siri and improved notifications, other improvements are more minor but will still improve your overall user experience.

The one thing we will blather on about quite a bit more here is Siri. Apple bought the DARPA project called CALO.  in early 2010 and now that functionality is baked right into the iOS 5 but currently available only for iPhone 4S owners. We’ve heard that’s due to the processor demands required for voice recognition, but since you need an active data connection (Wi-Fi or 3G) to use Siri we have to imagine that the heavy lifting for voice recognition is happening somewhere inside Apple’s massive data center they built last year, which would seemingly allow lower-spec devices to do the same. And, since the iPad 2 is running the A5 at an even higher clock speed, there’s just no good reason we can think of for putting Siri exclusively on the iPhone 4S.

We were and still are amazed about with what Siri can do. Siri are capable of doing great number of things, from sending texts and emails to finding restaurants and getting directions from one place to another – all things that are possible to do without voice commands as well but with help from Siri you can do those things hands free.

And then there’s the other part that makes Siri great: you don’t have to remember the exact commands, at least, not as much as you do with Android handsets. If you want directions on Google Navigation in Android you have to specifically say “Directions to X.” With Siri you can say “Tell me how to get to X,” or you can say “Get me directions to X,” or even “Directions to X.” It’s not a major difference but it feels more like Siri has enough “brain” to figure out what you are looking for whereas the voice recognition elsewhere feels more like you have to remember to say what it wants.

Siri signals that Apple is taking a real interest in improving voice recognition and hands-free device interaction. That should mean some amazing progress from here, and we can’t wait to talk to the next generation Siri. We also hope that Siri will be able to run offline one day, because today’s Siri requires a 3G or WiFi connection to do anything. Even the simple voice commands that were available in iOS before no longer work offline, and if you happen to be one of the few who actually used those commands to change tunes while offline, you’re sadly going to have to find another way.

iPhone 4S Battery life

The iPhone 4 offered impressive battery life, and new handset offers even bigger capacity batter, but the main problems is that dual-core processors uses more power than its single core predecessor. While Apple promises up to eight hours of battery life on an active 3G connection which is up one hour from the 4. Curiously, though, standby time has dropped from 300 hours on the iPhone 4 to 200 on the 4S (probably due to new services included into iOS 5, like Siri). Other stats remain the same: 14 hours on GSM, 10 hours of video watching and 40 hours of listening to music.

During this review, I was able to get through a full day, from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. on a single charge, with my usual battery of two email accounts refreshing at the fastest intervals, push notifications from Facebook and Twitter apps, a handful of text messages, a good amount of web browsing, and few phone calls. The iPhone 4S easily outpaces most any Android smartphone, but it doesn’t beat the best ones by a large margin. I was really hoping to be able to go 24 hours on a single charge with the iPhone 4S, but at this point, it seems like battery technology just isn’t there yet or at least Apple isn’t there to pick them up.

Camera

Another of the more noticeable changes from the iPhone 4 to the iPhone 4S can be found in the camera. The iPhone 4S features a new 8-megapixel camera with an f/2.4 lens (improved from the old phone’s f/2.8) and a backside illuminated sensor that is 73 percent (according to Apple) more sensitive to light than the already impressive 5-megapixel sensor found in the iPhone 4.

iPhone 4S camera features autofocus, with face detection, and a flash (this feature is useless just like for any other cellphone), and can record 1080p HD video with digital image stabilization. Latest iPhone also camera is significantly faster (to launch and to shoot) than before, and much faster than the competition. Photos are captured with accurate color and gobs of detail, and the interface is simple to use. The camera opens with minimal lag, and it is possible to bang out shot after shot without it slowing down between images.

iOS has simple but yet useful photo editor that allows to remove red-eyes and allows to crops images as well as add some special effects. Apple also added a camera shortcut to the lock screen and you can snap the shutter by clicking the volume-up key when in the camera app.

Video captured with iPhone 4S can be up to FullHD size (1080p). The quality is similar to mobile phone king Samsung Galaxy S II captured videos. The iPhone 4S does have an advantage with its image stabilization feature though. The iPhone also has a simple video editing feature for trimming clips down to smaller sizes but you can avoid a need to trim your videos just by choosing iPhone 4S with bigger storage.

Unfortunately, Apple stuck with the VGA resolution front-facing found on the iPhone 4 for the iPhone 4S, but it gets the job done for video calling purposes but let’s be honest, who uses their cellphones for video calling?

Conclusion 

The iPhone 4S is not radically changed compared to its predecessor and doesn’t features top-tier smartphones do these days (such as a 4-4.5-inch screen or 4G LTE connectivity), but offers what is arguably the best smartphone experience of any device on the market today. Its overall user experience is improves upon the massively successful iPhone 4, and takes the crown as the best smartphone you can get. The iPhone 4S is not perfect but Apple’s simplicity, great design, and quality materials used makes it great smartphone that competitors are still trying to match. Though the iPhone 4S may not appeal to owners of the iPhone 4 due to its almost matching design to the older model, I would not hesitate to recommend it to anyone who is looking at their first smartphone or wants to switch to iOS from another platform like Android, Symbian, Windows Phone and others. You could certainly do far worse. As the previous iPhone 3GS owners I already ordered iPhone 4S due to its design and processing speed over two generations older iPhone and you won’t regret if you plan to do the same thing.

BE THE HERO OF AN EXPLOSIVE SOLO CAMPAIGN
• Fight through a 13-mission campaign from Los Angeles to Pakistan.
• Witness multiple memorable moments thanks to AAA scenario-scripting.
• Experience different types of gameplay: escort, destroy, helicopter, 4×4 chase…
LIVE THE MOST IMMERSIVE REAL WAR EXPERIENCE
• The deepest and most intuitive FPS gameplay on smartphones improved once again, now with a sprint and slide feature.
• Gaze-upon next-gen GFX that allow for an unprecedented rendering of environments.
• Improved SFX and voice acting will immerse you in an apocalyptic scenario.
ENJOY WHAT IS SIMPLY THE BEST MULTIPLAYER ON SMARTPHONES
• Enter battles for up to 12 players in 6 exclusive maps and 7 different modes.
• Use your customized weapons to move up an addictive leaderboard with more than just ranks.

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Modern Combat 3: Fallen Nation IPA [iPhone/iPod/iPad Download]

Version 1.0.0

• fileserve.com
• wupload.com

BRING YOUR CLUB TO GLORY IN MANAGER MODE
Trade players, upgrade staff, and scout for talent. Develop players and choose the best tactics to make your squad the team to beat!
REAL PLAYERS, REAL TEAMS, REAL LEAGUES
Featuring over 22 officially licensed leagues, 500 licensed teams and more than 15,000 players. Take to the pitch with superstars like Kaka, Wayne Rooney, Gerard Piqué, Karim Benzema and more. From the English Premiership and La Liga, to the German Bundesliga and beyond – dominate your league and march toward glory in 32 authentic stadiums.
MATCH DAY MADNESS
Capture the passion and power of the world’s most popular sport with unprecedented authenticity. This is the deepest, most visually striking football title ever. Feel every thrill on the pitch with your heroes, anytime, anywhere.
FANCY FOOTWORK
New control schemes let you handle the ball with greater precision than ever before. Master free kicks and penalty shots with full touch control. Get in the game with realistic 360° player movement and gesture-driven skill moves. Pull off defense-splitting passes, rifling shots, penalty kicks, and pro-style tricks.
Football is life! Now live it to the fullest with the ONLY officially licensed FIFA game on the App Store.
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FIFA 12 by EA SPORTS IPA [iPhone/iPod Download]

VERSION 1.0.2

• fileape.com
• wupload.com
• fileserve.com 2011-11-13

Like a lot of other phones, the iPhone has a multitude of keypresses and combinations that perform cool and funky stuff like take screenshots and automatically launching the camera all the way from the 11th home screen.

Not only that, users have found and documented ways to bypass certain, how shall I put it — shortcomings, that the iPhone has. These tips make the iPhone even more functional than it is documented to be. I’ll be listing 6 of my favorite top tips, those that I find most useful in everyday life. Let’s hope that there’s something new and interesting you can learn. If not, feel free to share them in the comments.

Starting off at number 6.

Send Full Resolution Photos Through Email

If you wanted to email photos taken with your iPhone, you’d hit the “Share” button on the lower left corner and press the “Email Photo” button. The photo will then be automatically added into a new email. Press Send and off it goes. Right? What Apple isn’t telling you is: the photo that you’ve just emailed isn’t at its highest resolution — it’s scaled down.

To send full resolution photos via email, open the photo in your iPhone’s camera roll, tap on it and hold until the “Copy” button appears.

Copy the photo, then compose a new email. Press and hold somewhere within the content section, let go and the contextual menu will appear. Press Paste to insert your full resolution photo.

To send multiple full resolution photos, get to the camera roll on your iPhone and hit the “Share” button on the lower left corner.

You’ll then be able to select multiple photos. When you’re done, hit “Copy”. Compose a new email and paste in your photos.

Unlearn words

The iPhone has the capability to learn new words if they are used often. But somehow, something went wrong somewhere — whenever I try to type “the”, my iPhone auto-corrects it to “Tge” instead.

Unfortunately, there’s no way to unlearn particular words. The dictionary can only be reset back to factory settings — it will wipe all learnt words and start from scratch. I figured that’s not as bad as getting “Tge” every time. Here’s how to do it:

1. Enter Settings
2. Hit General
3. Scroll down and tap on Reset
4. Tap “Reset Keyboard Dictionary”

   

5. A warning will pop up to confirm the procedure. Hit “Reset Dictionary” if you’re sure.

   

Sleep The iPod After A Certain Period Of Time

If you frequently listen to music on your iPhone before going to sleep, this is a pretty cool tip. You can set the iPod function to sleep after a desired period of time.

To set the sleep timer, launch the Clock. Select the Timer function. Set the amount of time you’d like to listen to your music before the iPod goes to sleep.

Tap on the “When Timer Ends” menu and you’ll be brought to a page where you’re able to select a particular alarm that is played when the timer ends. Scroll up and tap on “Sleep iPod”.

Open Link In New Page

There have been a lot of tips regarding Safari. A popular tip, if you didn’t already know, is tapping on the top of the screen to bring you back up to the beginning of a webpage. Another time-saving tip is to tap and hold a link then tap on “Open in New Page” to browse the link in a separate browser page.

When you’re done reading, just close it and you’ll be brought back to the main webpage. I find this tip very useful when reading blogs with multiple entries — I avoid pressing on the Back button and the need to reload the page each time.

Forget About .com Domain Extension

Here are some tips to use when typing in webpage address in Safari. If the webpage’s URL ends in “.com”, you can actually leave out the whole “http://www.” and “.com” bits. Just enter “makeuseof” to go to “http://www.makeuseof.com” or “tuaw” for “http://www.tuaw.com”.

If the webpage’s URL doesn’t end in “.com” this trick doesn’t work. However, you can easily type “.net”, “.org” and “.edu” by pressing and holding on the “.com” button until the other domain name extensions appear. Slide to the one you need and let go to insert it into the URL.

Create Silent Ringtones

If you’re the type of person who doesn’t like to announce that you’re getting a call, you’d have your iPhone on silent most of the time — I know I do. Sometimes, I do forget to flip the switch and my iPhone starts ringing notoriously in the middle of a lecture. Here’s how you can go one step further and make sure that it never rings — create a silent ringtone.

This is basically an empty AAC file that has been converted into an iPhone ringtone. I’ve made one that’s 20 seconds of pure silence. Download it here and double-click on the file to add it into iTunes. Sync it to your iPhone and enable it — boom, no more noisy ringtones.

Miscellaneous Tips

The rest of these tips may probably be widely known by most iPhone users but I’d like to share them anyway. Even if you think you may know everything there is to know about the iPhone, read on — you may be pleasantly surprised.

• To force-quit an application: OS 3.0 introduced a new way to force-quit applications. Press and hold the Sleep button (on top) until the “Slide to power off” slider appears. Then press the Home button until you reach the Home screen.
• To take a screenshot: Press the Sleep and Home buttons simultaneously. The screen will flash to indicate that a screenshot has been taken and saved in the camera roll.
• Enable Airplane mode while syncing: If a call comes through while your iPhone is syncing, the synchronization will be cancelled and you’ll have to start all over again. Enabling Airplane mode while syncing will prevent calls from interrupting the sync.
• Call timers: Added in OS 3.0, you can now find out how long you’ve been talking. Launch the Phone application, tap on the Recent call list and tap on the blue right arrow next to any contact to view the call length.
• Delete individual messages: In the SMS application, tap on a message thread then the Edit button on the upper right corner. Tap on the circle next to a message to mark it for deletion. When you’re done, press Delete at the bottom.
• Enable the scientific calculator: Launch the Calculator application and rotate it sideways to bring up the scientific calculator.
• Maneuver between home screens: Usually done by swiping left or right across the screen, you can also tap in the area left or right of the home screen indicators.
• Silent/Reject a call: To silent a call, press the Sleep button once. It will continue to ring without any indications (no ringtone, no vibration) until you answer or the caller hangs up. To reject a call, press the Sleep button twice.
• Customized Home shortcut: You can preconfigure double-clicking the Home button to quickly launch the camera, iPod, favorite contacts or Spotlight. Go to Settings -> General -> Home and set what you’d like the Home button to launch.
• Quickly return to the main home screen: If you’re at the 11th home screen, there’s no need to swipe through all the other home screens to get to the main one. Press the Home button to quickly be brought back to the first home screen.
• Caps lock: If enabled in the settings, double-tapping the Shift button will turn it blue, indicating that Caps Lock is turned on. Tap on it again to disable.

As always with these long list of tips, there will always be missing entries. If one of your favorite tips isn’t on this list, please do share them in the comments.

iPhone IPSW Firmware Downloads

The firmware files can be quite large (600MB in some cases) so don’t be surprised if it takes a while to download. It’s easiest to just right-click on the file you want and save it directly, some users experience trouble with Safari when directly clicking the download URL.

IPSW 3.0.0

• 3.0.0 (iPhone 2G): iPhone1,1_3.0_7A341_Restore.ipsw
• 3.0.0 (iPhone 3G): iPhone1,2_3.0_7A341_Restore.ipsw
• 3.0.0 (iPhone 3GS): iPhone2,1_3.0_7A341_Restore.ipsw

IPSW 3.0.1

• 3.0.1 (iPhone 2G): iPhone1,1_3.0.1_7A400_Restore.ipsw
• 3.0.1 (iPhone 3G): iPhone1,2_3.0.1_7A400_Restore.ipsw
• 3.0.1 (iPhone 3GS): iPhone2,1_3.0.1_7A400_Restore.ipsw

IPSW 3.1.0

• 3.1.0 (iPhone 2G): iPhone1,1_3.1_7C144_Restore.ipsw
• 3.1.0 (iPhone 3G): iPhone1,2_3.1_7C144_Restore.ipsw
• 3.1.0 (iPhone 3GS): iPhone2,1_3.1_7C144_Restore.ipsw

IPSW 3.1.2

• 3.1.2 (iPhone 2G): iPhone1,1_3.1.2_7D11_Restore.ipsw
• 3.1.2 (iPhone 3G): iPhone1,2_3.1.2_7D11_Restore.ipsw
• 3.1.2 (iPhone 3GS): iPhone2,1_3.1.2_7D11_Restore.ipsw

IPSW 3.1.3

• 3.1.3 (iPhone 2G): iPhone1,1_3.1.3_7E18_Restore.ipsw
• 3.1.3 (iPhone 3G): iPhone1,2_3.1.3_7E18_Restore.ipsw
• 3.1.3 (iPhone 3GS): iPhone2,1_3.1.3_7E18_Restore.ipsw

IPSW 4.0.0

• 4.0.0 (iPhone 3G): iPhone1,2_4.0_8A293_Restore.ipsw
• 4.0.0 (iPhone 3GS): iPhone2,1_4.0_8A293_Restore.ipsw
• 4.0.0 (iPhone 4): iPhone3,1_4.0_8A293_Restore.ipsw

IPSW 4.0.1

• 4.0.1 (iPhone 3G): iPhone1,2_4.0.1_8A306_Restore.ipsw
• 4.0.1 (iPhone 3GS): iPhone2,1_4.0.1_8A306_Restore.ipsw
• 4.0.1 (iPhone 4): iPhone3,1_4.0.1_8A306_Restore.ipsw

IPSW 4.0.2

• 4.0.2 (iPhone 3G): iPhone1,2_4.0.2_8A400_Restore.ipsw
• 4.0.2 (iPhone 3GS): iPhone2,1_4.0.2_8A400_Restore.ipsw
• 4.0.2 (iPhone 4): iPhone3,1_4.0.2_8A400_Restore.ipsw

IPSW 4.1.0

• 4.1.0 (iPhone 3G): iPhone1,2_4.1_8B117_Restore.ipsw
• 4.1.0 (iPhone 3GS): iPhone2,1_4.1_8B117_Restore.ipsw
• 4.1.0 (iPhone 4): iPhone3,1_4.1_8B117_Restore.ipsw

IPSW 4.2.1

iOS 4.2 was released as iOS 4.2.1 and this IPSW reflects that:

• iPhone 4
• iPhone 3GS
• iPhone 3G

IPSW 4.2.6

iOS 4.2.6 IPSW is thus far only intended for CDMA iPhone 4 models:

• CDMA iPhone 4

IPSW 4.3

iOS 4.3 supports iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GS:

• iPhone 4 (GSM)
• iPhone 3GS

IPSW 4.3.1

• iPhone 3GS
• iPhone 4 GSM

iPhone IPSW for iOS 4.3.3

• iPhone 3GS
• iPhone 4 GSM
• iPhone 4 CDMA – iOS 4.2.8

iPhone IPSW for iOS 4.3.4

• iPhone 4 (GSM)
• iPhone 4 (CDMA) (iOS 4.2.9)
• iPhone 3GS

iOS 4.3.5 IPSW for iPhone

• iPhone 4 GSM
• iPhone 4 CDMA (iOS 4.2.10)
• iPhone 3GS

iOS 5 IPSW

• iPhone 3GS
• iPhone 4 GSM
• iPhone 4 CDMA

iOS 5.0.1 IPSW

• iPhone 4S
• iPhone 4 GSM
• iPhone 4 CDMA
• iPhone 3GS

We will update this list when new IPSW releases become available.

Local IPSW File Locations

Any iPhone IPSW files that you have already downloaded from iTunes are stored locally on your machine. You can access these directly at the following locations:

Mac OS X: ~/Library/iTunes/iPhone Software Updates

Windows XP: \Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Apple Computer\iTunes\iPhone Software Updates

Windows Vista & Windows 7: \Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\iTunes\iPhone Software Updates