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หลังจากที่ Apple ได้ทิ้งช่วงในการปล่อย Firmware ตั้งแต่ ปล่อย 2.2.1 ออกมา ก็ได้ทิ้งช่วง เป็นเวลา
หลายเดือน เที่ยงคืน วันที่ 8 นี้ตามเวลาประเทศไทย Apple ก็จะปล่อย 3.0 ออกมา
มาค่อยติดตามกันว่า เหล่า Hacker จะสามารถ unlock 3.0 ได้เมื่อไหร่ครับ
That tempting “update” button
Yesterday, Apple started pushing out their official iTunes 8.2, which supports mobile devices at firmware 3.0. Here’s why you jailbreakers and yellowsn0w-users shouldn’t really accept that “Update now?” question:
- Most people aren’t at 3.0. In fact 3.0 is still in beta and has lots of bugs (especially related to push updates).
- It breaks your ability to use QuickPwn, PwnageTool, and iPhone Tunneling Suite (ssh over usb). We don’t think this is a deliberate breakage of these tools. It’s just that Apple has updated a low-level USB protocol that normally only Apple cares about (but jailbreakers care about).
- So far, the only appreciable change to iTunes 8.2 is the Genius function working on videos.
- It may actually break Palm Pre’s connection to the device (please give us feedback on this).
This update is one of those that incidentally breaks QuickPwn and PwnageTool. It doesn’t seem like an anti-jailbreak. But nonetheless, it will break your ability to re-run QuickPwn or PwnageTool’s dfu-entry.
Because this update isn’t a deliberate anti-jailbreak measure, it’s easily fixed in our tools. But we really don’t want to update our tools until 3.0 is out, so please don’t update to 8.2 if you think you’ll need to rejailbreak your device. 
YellowSn0w on 2.2.1 and beyond
We see many questions about whether yellowsn0w can ever be made to work on firmware versions past 2.2 (or equivalently, basebands past 02.28). This is probably a good place to address those questions:
If there is a yellowsn0w update for firmware after 2.2 (or basebands after 02.28), there is no way it would ever be released before 3.0 is official. It just wouldn’t make any sense to release an exploit for something that only those who have beta 3.0’s (NDA signers) could use. Most people in the world aren’t NDA signers. Any yellowsn0w update for 3.0 would need to happen *after* 3.0 is officially available.
Step One
Press to launch the new Voice Memos application from the Springboard
Step Two
When the voice memo app opens you will see a microphone and a VU meter. At the bottom left there is a red record button. At the bottom right there is a list button.
To record a new voice memo press the Record button.
Step Three
You will see a status bar along the top display the elapsed time.
You can use the Pause button at the bottom left of the screen to pause then restart recording. Once you are done recording your voice memo press the Stop button at the bottom right of the screen.
Step Four
Press the list button at the bottom right to view your previously recorded memos.
Step Five
Your previously recorded memos will be ordered by the time recorded. You can also see the duration and date of each memo.
Press to select a memo for playback. You can use the Speaker button at the top left to listen to memo over the loud speakers.
Step Six
To share a memo with a friend press the Share button at the bottom of the screen.
Press the large Email Voice Memo button to open a new Mail message with the memo attached as a m4a audio file.
Step Seven
From the Voice Memo list you can also use the delete button at the bottom of the screen to delete a voice memo. Press the large Delete Voice Memo button to confirm the deletion.
Step Eight
To view more information about the memo you can press the blue circular arrow button to its right
From the Info window you can label, trim and share the memo.
Step Nine
Press the large button at the top which shows the time and duration of the recording.
This will open the Label screen where you can select a previously defined label or create your own. Press custom to give the memo your own label.
Once you have entered a name for your memo press the Label button at the top left. Then press the Info button at the top left to return to the memo details screen.
Step Ten
To trim the recording click the Trim Memo button. You will see a blue progress bar with a yellow handle on the left and on the right. Drag the handles to set the start and end of the clip. Press the play button to confirm it sounds ok then press the large Trim Voice Memo to finalize your cut.
Step Eleven
You can also use the Share button to send the memo just as we demonstrated in Step Six.
