IOS 7 DOWNLOAD, INSTALL, LINKS, HOW TO

iOS 7 Download & Install. How to Update to iOS 7 Download. IOS 7 ipsw most downloaded and advanced mobile OS. With its easy-to-use interface, amazing features, and rock-solid stability, iOS 7 is the foundation of iPhone. And even as others try to catch up, the technologies and features built into iOS 7 keep iPhone years ahead.

iOS 7 Beta 2 Download Links (Direct links from Mega)

iPad (4th generation Model A1458) (LINK)
iPad (4th generation Model A1459) (LINK)
iPad (4th generation Model A1460) (LINK)

iPad mini (Model A1432) (LINK)
iPad mini (Model A1454) (LINK)
iPad mini (Model A1455) (LINK)

iPad Wi-Fi (3rd generation) (LINK)
iPad Wi-Fi + Cellular (model for ATT) (LINK)
iPad Wi-Fi + Cellular (model for Verizon) (LINK)

iPad 2 Wi-Fi (Rev A) (LINK)
iPad 2 Wi-Fi (LINK)
iPad 2 Wi-Fi + 3G (GSM) (LINK)
iPad 2 Wi-Fi + 3G (CDMA) (LINK)

iPhone 5 (Model A1428) (LINK)
iPhone 5 (Model A1429) (LINK)

iPhone 4S (LINK)

iPhone 4 (GSM Rev A (8GB) (LINK)
iPhone 4 (GSM) (LINK)
iPhone 4 (CDMA) (LINK)

iPod touch (5th generation) (LINK)

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How to fix Cydia error “wow, you exceeded the number of package names this APT is capable of”

Ever since the evasi0n jailbreak came out, we’ve been inundated with the same support request about a Cydia error that displays the following message: wow, you exceeded the number of package names this APT is capable of. The message also shows a couple more lines of errors but the first one really is the source of the problem.

In this post, we’ll explain what “the number of package names this APT is capable of” means, and most importantly, we’ll provide you with a quick and simple fix for it…

Why does this problem occur?

 

 

According to Saurik himself, Cydia “downloads all of the package listings locally, and then APT consolidates them into a single efficient data structure that can be used even on memory-constrained devices to access the massive wad of packages later.” The problem is that this data structure is only capable of hosting a total of 65,535 packages.

Because the default repositories in Cydia already come with about 40,000 packages, you only have room for an additional 25,000. It means that if you decide to add more sources, especially sources that pirate jailbreak tweaks, you will likely quickly exceed this number and face the mighty error telling you “you exceeded the number of package names this APT is capable of.”

How to fix this error?

The fix is pretty simple, and if you’ve actually read the previous paragraph, you’ve probably already figured it out. In order to fix the excess of package name entries, you need to remove some of the extra repo sources you added in Cydia.

To do so, go to Cydia > Manage > Sources > Edit, then remove a few sources in there. Note that it’s not necessarily a good idea to remove some of the default repositories (BigBoss, Cydia/Telesphoreo, Dev Team, ModMyI, ZodTTD) as they are the ones that actually provide the most bang for your bucks, so to speak.

Apparently this error has been around for a long time, but to be quite frank, I had never heard of it until evasi0n was released.

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Turn a Photo Stream into a public website easily

I’ve been using an iPhone since the first one launched in 2007, so almost 6 years. And in that time, I feel like I’ve learned most of the ins and outs of iOS. Like many of you, I’m the one friends and family come to with their tech questions.

But I’ll be the first to admit I don’t know everything about Apple’s mobile OS, as I learn new stuff everyday. And yesterday, I found out that you can turn your Photo Streams into websites, viewable by anyone, in just a few easy steps…

Ok, so I remember Apple saying something about this feature when they introduced Shared Photo Streams last summer. But since I don’t use Photo Stream at all, I never did any further digging on it. Now that I have, though, it’s kind of cool.

Here are the steps (hat tip to OSXDaily):

• First, you’ll want to make sure Photo Stream and Shared Photo Streams are enabled on your device by opening the Settings app and tapping on the Photos and Camera tab.
• Now open up your Photos app, select the Photo Stream tab in the bottom right-hand corner, and then tap the blue arrow icon to the right of the Photo Stream you’d like to turn into a website.
• After doing that, you should see a screen like the one above. And this is where you’ll enable the ‘Public Website’ feature. It may take a while, but iOS will publish your Photo Stream to an iCloud.com website.
• That’s all there is to it! If you want to share the site’s URL, shut down the website, or delete the Photo Stream all together, simply open the Photos app again, select the Photo Stream tab, and tap on the blue arrow icon.

Of course, this method is really for folks who already have active Shared Photo Streams. As aforementioned, I didn’t. So I followed the first two steps, but instead of tapping the arrow icon, I tapped the ‘Add’ button in the top left-hand corner.

This allowed me to create a new Shared Photo Stream, where I manually added photos I took at the beach this past weekend from my camera roll. And I was then able to send the link to the website out to friends and family. No fuss, no muss.

 

 

Yes, there are literally dozens of sites and services out there for sharing photos. But for quickly sharing a specific set of photos—say from a vacation—I’m not sure many of them are better suited than this. It literally took me less than a minute.

To those of you who already knew how to do this, more power to you. But for those of you who didn’t, this is a pretty cool trick huh? 

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