iOS7 GM Seed Gold Master final build 11A465 with Activation for iPad 2nd generation Wi-Fi + 3G GSM Model

iOS7 GM Seed Gold Master final build 11A465 with Activation for iPad 2nd generation Wi-Fi + 3G GSM Model

No need for a dev. account.
This is pretty much ios 7 Pre-Lease for developers the same ios 7 that's going to be released on September 18, 2013 to the public. This may have a few glitches most of the glitches,crashes have been fixed and this is like the final version. Just to let you know if you do upgrade to the ios you can get back to ios 6.1.3 just be booting into DFU mode and restore to ios 6.1.3.

If your trying to sync over content from pc to ipod you need iTunes 11.1/beta which at this point it's only available for Mac.

Just hold Shift,restore/update and then select the .ipsw and install.

If you don't like ios 7 GM you can downgrade it only to ios 6.1.3 not ios 7 beta 1-6. at the moment but, if you want to upgrade to ios 7 from ios 6.1.3 you can.

I'll Post the official release once it comes out.

This ios 7 GM was only for developers and shouldn't be able to install onto ios devices without a dev account but, the bug allowed it to be installed.

Other info:
You should just wait for the final release next week it's sorta pointless to update to ios 7 GM if you can't sync over content via iTunes if you all ready have everything you want on your ipod you can.Once ios 7 is released this downgrade will no longer work and you can never downgrade past ios 7 the reason you can downgrade now is because, ios 7 GM isn't signed yet, but when the official iOS 7 is released it will be signed which you can't no longer downgrade.

I tested out iOS 7 GM today it was good but, i couldn't sync over my music without iTunes 11.1 which isn't out for PC so, i recovered to iOS 6.1.3 and i can always upgrade to iOS 7 beta and sync over my content.

Bugs i found:

-Voice Search in youtube still crashes
-iTunes Store still crashes

New Features for iOS 7 GM:

-New Wallpapers 
-New Dynamic theme colors
-New Siri Sounds
-fixed bugs and glitches

In conclusion iOS 7 beta 6 is no different from iOS 7 GM just with a couple of new enhancements and themes.

According to apple if you upgrade to iOS 7 GM seed you can't restore to earlier versions of iOS such as ios 6.1.3 [image below]. LIES

You can only downgrade a iOS only if it's not singed.



iOS 7 GM (Downgradeable)
iOS 7 OFFICIAL RELEASE (Un-downgradeable)

Working downgrades:
iOS 7 GM seed to iOS 6.1.3 (WORKING)

Not Working Downgrades:
IOS 7 GM seed to iOS 7 Beta 1-6 (NOT WORKING)
IOS 7 GM Seed to iOS 6.1.2 (NOT WORKING)

iOS 7 Official Release (Signed)
iOS 7 GM Seed (Not Signed)
iOS 7 beta 1-6 (Not Signed)
iOS 6.1.3 (Signed)

iOS 7 GM Seed Gold Master final build 11A465 with Activation for iPad 2nd generation Wi-Fi + 3G GSM Model  Torrent Download 

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What to do When the iPad Won’t Turn On?

Many of us heavily rely on our iOS devices to do common daily tasks such as waking up, reminding us about meetings or many other things that have become second nature to us. While our gadgets do a great job of keeping us up to date, electronics can and do fail, which can spell catastrophe for some.

Apple products are known for their reliability but there are times that they can malfunction. If you find yourself in the situation where the iPad is unable to power on, keep a cool head as it you might be able to fix it with a few easy steps. By performing a simple diagnosis of the device you might fix the issue and avoid a trip to the apple store. Follow this guide to find out what to do when the iPad will not turn on.

Inspect the iPad

To help get an idea on what is wrong with your device, give the iPad a good physical examination. Look for dents, new scratches or anything else out of the ordinary on the device. If you find any anomalies, this can help explain why the iPad is not turning on. After inspecting the iPad, if you don’t find any damage there are a few other things to try.

Check the Temperature

Another item to check on the iPad is how hot the device is. Sometimes leaving the device charging, or leaving it in the sun for too long, can cause it to overheat. If you see a message like the one below remove the device from the charger, or away from the heat source, and let it cool down.

It is important to let the iPad fully cool so that the device does not become any more damaged. Once the device cools down enough this message will go away, and you can then try turning the iPad back on.

Charge the iPad

Another obvious area to check is if the iPad has a good full charge. Use the official iPad charger and cable to make sure that the battery is charging correctly and, after an hour or so, check to see if the device will turn back on. By allowing it up to an hour this will give the iPad a chance to get a good charge, if in fact that is the problem behind it not turning on.

Head to an Apple Store

If all else fails go to the Apple Store to have them help fix your iPad. If there is no physical or water damage to the iPad you can sometimes get a replacement or the iPad fixed for a somewhat reasonable price. While this will solve your issue use this as a last call, as it will be the most expensive option. Also check your warranty if you have one with Apple care, Square Trade or with your wireless carrier to help resolve the problem.

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How To Convert a DVD on a Mac for Use on an iPad

Watching a DVD on an iPad seems like an easy enough request. With great battery life and a beautiful screen, it makes perfect sense to want to take the iPad on long family trips. For many, using a streaming service like Netflix or Hulu+ are great ways to get content on the iPad. However, being able to stream a movie on an airplane is nearly impossible, even with in-flight WiFi. Let’s take a look to see what is actually involved in taking a DVD on a Mac and converting it to a file the iPad will understand.

Before beginning, it is important to have two pieces of software installed on the Macintosh that will be used for this process. The first piece of software is MakeMKV. This program will convert a DVD (that you own) into the MKV file format. The MKV file format can be played back digitally on a computer without the copy protection, or it can be fed into the second program that will be needed. That program is HandBrake.

Also, if you own a Mac that does NOT have a DVD drive, it is important to have the Apple USB DVD SuperDrive to make this work.

Step One: Convert DVD to MKV File

Insert the DVD into the DVD drive and close the DVD Player program if it loads.

MakeMKV converts a DVD to a MKV file.

Open the MakeMKV program. It will automatically load the disc’s information.

Click the image of the DVD in order to begin the processing of the disc.

MakeMKV allows for individual track selection (great for removing previews).

Uncheck the boxes except from the biggest file. Those additional files are often previews or DVD extras. Then click the Make MKV icon on the right to start the conversion.

Make MKV shows its progress graphically and textually.

Step Two: Convert the MKV File to an iPad Compatible File

Open up HandBrake on the Mac.

HandBrake opens up to a window asking for a source file.

Locate the MKV file created by MakeMKV. Typically, it will be in the <users>/Movies/<dvdtitle>folder.

HandBrake provides a variety of quick and easy presets.

Select the iPad preset from the tray. If the preset tray is not open, click the Toggle Presets icon at the top right of the application.

Click on the green Start icon to begin the process.

HandBrake provides a progress bar on rendering.

HandBrake will show a progress indicator for how much time is remaining on the rendering job. Because this can be a computer-intensive process, the fans may speed up to keep the computer cooler. This is normal.

HandBrake informs the user the job is completed.

Step Three: Import into iTunes and Sync iPad

iTunes for Mac on Movies section.

Launch iTunes on the Mac.

Select the movie file from the Add to Library menu option.

Click on Add to Library from the File menu. Select the movie file (typically saved on the Desktop) and click Open.

Movie file loaded in iTunes, ready for sync.

iTunes will automatically copy a version of the movie file to the library folder. Click on Unwatched to see it on the list. It is now ready to go to the iPad!

Plug in the iPad and allow it to sync. Once the sync is complete it will be available by clicking on the Videos app on the iPad.

Although it requires a few steps and some additional software, it is fairly easy to load up hours of entertainment onto an iPad for travel and viewing anywhere in the world!

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