Backup Your Application Data With AppBackup
AppBackup, developed by Scott Zeid, is a Cydia application that lets you backup and restore your application data on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. This includes saved settings, levels, achievements, etc. This is very handy if you are doing an upgrade to a new iOS firmware and want to setup your iDevice as a new device instead of restoring from a backup.
AppBackup DOES NOT back up the apps themselves, just the information they save like settings, game progress, etc.
How To Use AppBackup:
1. Download it from Cydia and run the application.
2. Backup individual apps or back them all up.
3. Once you have backed up all the applications that you want. Use iFile or SSH into your iDevice and SAVE the folder AppBackup located at: /var/mobile/Library/Preferences/AppBackup/ to you computer.
4. Now you can restore or upgrade your iPhone and set it up as a new device. (setting up your device as a new device will fix battery issues you may be experiencing.)
5. Download AppBackup from Cydia Again.
6. Once you have your new device upgraded, put the AppBackup folder that you saved to your computer in the same location: /var/mobile/Library/Preferences/AppBackup/6. Launch AppBackup and click restore all.
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Tutorial: Prevent iPhone 4 Baseband Update iOS 4.2.1 Upgrade
So you have an iPhone 4 with a baseband that is unlockable by UltraSn0w and you want to upgrade to iOS 4.2.1? You can easily do this with the latest version of Tiny Umbrella and GreenPois0n.
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Tutorial: Untether iOS 4.2.1 Jailbreak
Greenpois0n was just updated to untether all devices on iOS 4.2.1. Untethered means that you no longer have to hook your iDevice up to the computer to boot with a jailbreak.
GreenPois0n is very easy to use but some people request tutorials so here we go. Please note that this jailbreak is for firmware 4.2.1. If you are on a lower iOS please use LimeRa1n.
If you require an unlock do not update to iOS 4.1 or 4.2.1. The UltraSn0w unlock does not support those basebands. If you have an iPhone 4 you can use Tiny Umbrella to upgrade and preserve your baseband. We will post a tutorial on that very soon.
1. The first thing you need to do is visit the Greenpois0n website
and download the latest version. Please note that this is only supported on the Mac as of writing this tutorial. Currently the latest version is greenpois0n-osx_rc5_2.zip
2. Make sure that iTunes is open and launch GreenPois0n.
3. Press Jailbreak and follow the instructions on the screen to put your iDevice in DFU mode.
4. If you successfully made it into DFU mode you will see your iDevice’s screen turn black and scroll a bunch of text and your iDevice will restart.
5. You will see a new application on your screen called Loader. open it up. Click on Cydia and press install. That is it. Your done. Now just install UltraSn0w from Cydia if you require an unlock!
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Tutorial: What Is My UDID? (Unique Identifier)
Apple’s iDevices including the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad have a Unique Identifier which is UDID for short. This number is 40 digits and specific to the iDevice. It is similar to a serial number.
Apple requires that each iDevice used for developmental and beta testing new iOS versions is registered in the Developer Portal. Some Developers may require your serial number to license their software and some may require the UDID.
To find your device’s UDID:
1. Open iTunes.
2. Click on your iDevice in the left hand tool bar.
3. You will see information about your iDevice and a picture of it.
4. Click on Serial Number with your mouse and it will change to Identifier (UDID).
5. It Now displays your Unique Identifier. To easily copy it, hit Control+C on Windows or Command+C on the OS X.
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How To Unlock The Mac App Store’s Secret Debug Menu
Hey guys, how’s it going? Well, it looks like the Mac App Store left some things hidden in the application (left over from Apple testing).
To enable the menu, close the Mac App Store if it’s open. Then, open Terminal (search for it in Spotlight) and enter in the following:
defaults write com.apple.appstore ShowDebugMenu -bool true
Now, after entering the code, make sure to open the Mac App Store again and then check in your menu bar. You should see a “debug” option.
Go ahead and enable it and you can fool around with the settings.
Nothing groundbreaking here but it’s a neat little trick for those of you who are like me and like exploring and unlocking every hidden feature from software. 
If you ever want the debug menu to go away, just make sure to close the Mac App Store, open terminal, and type in this code:
defaults write com.apple.appstore ShowDebugMenu -bool false
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iPhone Error Code 1013 Fix
It seems as though many people are having issues updating their iPhones to 4.2.1. They are getting the error code 1013 and are stuck at the iPhone recovery logo. This seems to be a common issue and is affecting many users. You can follow the discussion on Apple’s forums.
The first thing that you should do to try and fix the error is try to restore from a different computer. If that is not an option you can do some editing to fix the problem yourself until apple releases a fix.
To Fix Error Code 1013 From Windows:
1. Hit the Start menu then go to All Programs and then Accessories.
2. Open Notepad.
3. Click Open from the file menu.
4. Browse to Windows/System32/drivers/etc.
5. Make sure you select view all files.
6. Open the file called hosts.
7. Delete all lines that have “gs.apple.com”
8. Save the file.
9. Restore your device.
To Fix Error Code 1013 From OS X:
1. Click on the magnify glass in the upper right corner.
2. Type Terminal and then launch it.
3. Type sudo nano /etc/hosts and hit return.
4. Enter your password
5. Scroll down until you find “gs.apple.com” entries. Once the cursor is in front of the line type a # to comment it out. Do this if you see multiple entries.
6. Save the file by pressing CONTROL+O.
7. Exit the editor by pressing CONTROL+X.
9. Try restoring your iPhone again.
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