Unlock Your iPhone Easily with ZiPhone 3.x

Unlock your iPhone easily starting with Ziphone v3.x. It provides a simple all-in-one GUI interface for users who need more control over the jailbreak process. Activate, unlock and jailbreak your iPhone for new features.

Update 3.0 has New Features:
- No more need of fix nvram!
- Solution for GREYED wifi!
- No need for YouTube Fixes!
- Embedded apps installer!
- Customized plugins !

Users with AT&T or other "legitimate" iPhone carrier SIMs may wish to use the advanced interface in order to retain their own real activation tokens.

Step 1. First you need to download the latest ZiPhone app:

For windows click here

For OSX click here

Step 2. Extract the downloaded ZiPhone package on your desktop
Connect your iPhone to your PC.

Step 3. Open a command prompt (in Windows) or a Terminal Window (for OS X)
Windows users need to open a "cmd" command prompt and go into the directory where ZiPhone was extracted to , ie C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\ZiPhone\



You can run the ziphone executable to see all the switches and options. Similarly for OS X users, open a Terminal window and you want to go to the ~/Desktop/ZiPhone/ folder.

Step 4. iPhone Steps.

ZiPhone will prompt you to put your iPhone into recovery mode. To do this hold down both the Sleep/Wake and Power buttons until you see the Apple logo. Once the Apple logo appears release only the Sleep/Wake button until you see the iTunes logo and cable on the screen.

NOTE: If you have a 4.6 BL iPhone you can now activate, jailbreak, and unlock! Just simply type in this command at the prompt in step 3 above:
ziphone -a -j -u

Step 5. Let it configure your iPhone

Next the process will search for the zibri.dat file, then for the iPhone. Once found it will tell you to wait for 2 minutes and 30 seconds. Then it will reboot your iPhone and your done, you should have a jailbroken iPhone ready to go.

Remember to read the readme.txt included in the package you extracted for troubleshooting.

Watch This Video that shows ZiPhone 2.x at work here.

This post was proudly written by PCWizKid.

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