Just a week ago, we have reported you that someone in the market is finally coming the most awaited iPhone 4 4.11.08 baseband unlock for those users who are stuck on the latest iOS 5.x. We have reported you that R-SIM has claimed that they have at least discovered an exploit in the iOS 5.x basebands for the iPhone 4 to unlock the iPhone on iOS 5.0.1 / 5.1. However, we have also reported that they have claimed to be releasing their upcoming SIM interposer with the iPhone 4 Unlock in a week, but sadly, we have not seen any launch from the developers behind Rebel SIM.

However, a day ago they have released another update on their social handles like always, and claimed publicly this time that they have exploit, but they are failed to completely unlock iPhone 4 04.11.08 baseband on iOS 5, and their developers are required at least a week or two to complete the exploit for the public launch, and then they will launch it in public through their official Each Supplier reseller. No doubt, the team behind R-SIM is very active this time to launch the iPhone 4 “04.11.08” unlock in public, but due to Apple’s high security over the iPhone hardware prevent hackers to achieve their goal in real-time.

    UPDATE April 5th

Apparently it is not easy to unlock iphone 4 baseband 4.11.08, but at this time we have at least 50% to unlock the iphone 4, so we still need 1 week more or less to improve the program, and please stop sending email to us, just add our facebook page or twitter or keep an eye on our site, we will update the info once it is available,

Also it is not a April joker.

Well, according to our insights on the R-SIM IV iPhone 4 “04.11.08” Baseband unlock suggests us that their developers have just got hands on the exploit, but currently they are experiencing some compatibility and performance issues on the iPhone 4 devices, like users have experienced with the first generation Gevey SIM, which heats up users iPhone devices, and loses its grip over the phone.

On the other side, it is also rumored that Apple and AT&T is working closely to unlock all the off-contract iPhones, and the program is rumored to be starting from today. However, we have not heard anything yet from our readers regarding the new rumored AT&T unlock program for the iPhone 3GS / iPhone 4 (early) users.

Update: AT&T has just begun its off-contract iPhone unlocking process, and many users including the famous iPhone hacker Chpwn unlocked his iPhone on AT&T.

Earlier this week we have reported you that R-SIM folks announced to be releasing their new fourth-generation SIM interposer soon in couple of weeks to unlock 4.11.08 iPhone 4 baseband on iOS 5. We have just got in contact with those guys once again, and come to know that they are going to release iPhone 4 “4.11.08” baseband unlock R-SIM IV in this week. The new R-SIM is coming in the market, after a very hectic competition with other SIM interposer rivals in the market. As Apple released the new “04.11.08” iPhone 4 baseband with the first public launch of iOS 5, and until now, after many months we are now finally seeing a hope to unlock our locked iPhone 4 devices on iOS 5.

Apple has already seeded another iOS 5.1 with a brand-new iPhone 4 baseband update, but we have suggested users to keep away from the baseband updates if you are using locked iPhone, because the new baseband update comes with new hurdles and challenges for the baseband hackers. The new iOS 5.1 is no doubt comes up with new security over baseband chip, and as well as the hackers got hands-on iOS 5.0.1 baseband unlock, so it is useful to stay on iOS 5.0.1 and unlock your iPhone “04.11.08” baseband.

The folks over EachSupplier, the official supplier of R-SIM has just updated us over email conversation that their engineer at R-SIM lab is testing the final build of fourth-gen R-SIM with locked iPhone 4 devices, and the new SIM will shortly arrive in the market after testing it, scheduled to come in this week.

A quick and really update comes to us for those who have been deadly waiting for the iPhone 4 04.11.08 baseband unlock, and want to quickly jump on the solution to unlock iPhone 4 “4.11.08” baseband on iOS 5. It is reported that the dev team behind the R-SIM is actually going to break the cat and mouse game with Gevey DevTeam by launching their upcoming 4th-generation SIM interposer with an exploit to unlock the iPhone 4 “04.11.08” baseband on the iOS 5 firmware versions. It is reported that they have just discovered the exploit to unlock the 4.11.08 iPhone 4 baseband on iOS 5, and will soon release the new R-SIM in just few days, they have claimed that they will not be going to hold the exploit for many days, and will release it in upcoming a week or two.

We have already contacted the team over email to share some other insights of the SIM interposer work with us on the 4.11.08 iPhone 4 baseband unlock. The new 04.11.08 iPhone 4 baseband arrived in public with the first public launch of the iOS 5 back in the end of last year, and until now, developers have yet to unlock the 04.11.08 baseband on iPhone 4. However, the developers over the Gevey Turbo SIM lab claimed last month that they also have some hardware exploit to unlock 04.11.08 baseband in iOS 5 running on iPhone 4. But they have not yet announced anything regarding the launch of their new SIM interposer to unlock iPhone 4 “4.11.08” on iOS 5.

The team behind the R-SIM just announced that they were soon debuting in the market with their fourth-generation iPhone 4 Unlock SIM Interposer to unlock iPhone 4 “04.11.08” baseband on iOS 5. They have already partnered ship with a reseller to sell their new 4th-generation SIM interposer around the world, and we know thousands of users going to order the interposer for the iPhone 4 baseband unlock, as many users accidentally update their iPhone 4 to iOS 5 for new shinny jailbreak tweaks, and forget the real nightmare of new baseband update that locks up their iPhone again to a carrier.

A week ago, we have suggested our readers to stay on iOS 5.0.1, and not to update their devices to new iOS 5.1, as we have heard from sources in the market that there is a possible chance of “04.11.08” iOS 5 baseband unlock, but at least not for the newest “04.12.08” baseband, which comes with the new iOS 5.1. However, our report comes true, and now we have just got confirmation from the R-SIM folks that they are about to release the 04.11.08 baseband unlock for iPhone 4 users in the market.

Unlock iPhone 4 04.11.08 Baseband With R-SIM IV:

Whenever the dev team launches the SIM in the market, we will review it and update you for further steps on how to get their hands on the new SIM Interposer. While on the meantime, we have just got our hands on the pre-order page of 4^th-gen R-SIM, so you can order your SIM from there and get it on the launch day. The R-SIM IV is priced at $60, and the supplier of the SIM is capable of delivering the SIM all over the world, so you can easily order your package from there.

Still facing iPhone 4 “04.11.08” Baseband Unlock Problem? – It’s been five months that Apple released the first public build of iOS 5 for the general public on the iPhone 4S announcement, and iOS 5 is appeared to be the major iOS release, as the new-generation iOS 5 comes with the number of new features, services, and of course new hurdles for the iOS Hackers and users who have been jailbreaking and unlocking their devices with the free and paid alternative methods. The new iOS 5 brings the “04.11.08” baseband for the iPhone 4 users, and as we have stated before in the couple of unlock regarding updates, the new baseband comes with extra security from Apple that prevents users and hackers from breaking the restriction and turns their devices into a simple iPod Touch.

However, before any iOS public launch, the hackers warn users not to update their devices too quickly on the latest iOS 5 firmware version, but still million of users quickly updated their devices to the latest iOS 5.0 build without even knowing the facts, and no-doubt loses their unlock and jailbreak status. However, the iOS 5 jailbreak is possible, but it appears that hackers and developers around the world are still not able to unlock the iPhone 4 “04.11.08” baseband, despite claiming hands-on the couple of working exploits that allow you to unlock iPhone 4 “04.11.08” baseband. Recently, we have reported you about the confirmation from Gevey Team that they are testing the “04.11.08” baseband unlock on their labs, and working on the build to make it more stable before the public launch.

On the other side, Apple had already launched the iPhone 4S with pre-installed iOS 5, and millions of users purchased the device from different carriers on packages, but still users around there looking for unlock solutions for the iPhone 4S that allows them to put other carrier SIM cards into their devices and let them access the network. Just right after the iPhone 4S launch, we had reported you that iPhone-Dev team reports that they have an exploit to unlock the iPhone 4S on several baseband’s, but they had not announced any launch date. While on the same month, Gevey again comes to the media and announced the first ever iPhone 4S baseband unlock for these baseband’s:

Standing on the same edge, Gevey again claimed that they not forgot the iPhone 4 baseband unlock users, and their team is still working on the exploit to make it more successful, but they decided to launch the iPhone 4S unlock first, as many users moved themselves to the newer iPhone 4S devices, and therefore, they believe iPhone 4 is pretty older now for the users, but still they have been working on the iPhone 4 “04.11.08” baseband solution.

While there were only two solutions to unlock iPhone 4 baseband on the iOS, the software based and the hardware one. Discussing the software based unlock solution for an iPhone 4 baseband, we have reports that iPhone-DevTeam in collaboration with other prominent baseband hackers are working on the baseband cracks, but still they have lot of things more important the iPhone 4 “04.11.08” baseband unlock with UltraSn0w. As with the iOS 5, Apple blocked the major feature of the iOS jailbreaking the SHSH Blobmonster that allows hackers and users to save the SHSH blobs of the different devices, and then give access to downgrade their devices to the specific iOS version without any kind of hurdle.  However, reportedly, the whole iPhone DevTeam is currently working on the Blobmonster, and the iOS 5.x.x untethered exploits for the A5 and A5X devices, and therefore, we are not going to see any Ultrasn0w update from them targeting the new iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 baseband unlock.

The Gevey SIM interposer unlock is referred to as a hardware based iPhone 4 baseband unlock, as in this unlock solution users have to trick the iPhone baseband with a hardware SIM cloning that allow users to easily fake the carrier restrictions on their devices.

Hope we are not so late to report, but still we are here with a little quick update for the users who have been waiting for the iPhone 4 04.11.08 baseband unlock from last many months. It appears that the iPhone 4 baseband unlock is under process, and the geeks on certified labs are testing the 04.11.08 iPhone 4 baseband unlock from weeks to make it more stable for the public release. It is reported that Gevey SIM team is working on the 04.11.08 from last many months, and they have successfully obtained the code to break the carrier lock on iPhone 4 04.11.08 baseband.

Gevey team confirmed to their user’s couple of time on their social handles on both Facebook and Twitter, and as well as the official retailer of Gevey SIM also confirmed us that the team is working on the 04.11.08 baseband unlock, and apparently they have an exploit to crack the 04.11.08 iPhone 4 baseband. The social team of Gevey have not revealed any information regarding the ongoing 04.11.08 iPhone 4 baseband unlock, as every company has its own privacy policy regarding the upcoming products, and they are for surely not going to reveal the technology that they are using to unlock iPhone 4 baseband on iOS 5.x.x.

Gevey has not announced or hints on any date for the release of the exploit in the public to unlock iPhone 4 04.11.08 baseband. However, they have confirmed the public that they are working on the exploit and at the moment testing the exploit with a wide range of the locked iPhone 4 baseband to make it more stable for the public release. In addition to their progress regarding iPhone 4 Baseband, our sources have just confirmed us that the company is testing the product under heavy security, and the new technology is could be only access by the lab members, means they are not even testing with the other company members.

The current released Gevey SIM in the market can easily unlock all the iPhone 4 basebands on every latest iOS version, except the most targeted 04.11.08 baseband. Gevey had recently launched a new version of their Gevey SIM interposer that could unlock iPhone 4 baseband on every latest iOS 5 version except the 04.11.08 baseband update. While, on the other hand, it is also reported that Gevey rival like TP-SIM is also working on the similar kind of technology that could bring iPhone 4 Baseband Unlock on iOS 5 basebands, except the 04.11.08. However, the current status is not going to active any more as we have noted above, the Gevey Team actually discovered the loop hole in the baseband and now testing internally for the public launch.

Meanwhile, we are suggesting you to keep away from any website that offering an iPhone 4 “04.11.08” baseband unlock, because there is no software based unlock is present in the community, and the scam websites are actually taking benefit from the non-transparent communication between the iOS hacking community and iPhone users.

Siri is actually already ported to the older devices, all thanks go to the talented developers in the jailbreaking community, who devoted their big time in cracking Apple’s protocols of Siri and made it available on older devices without hurting Apple legally. However, it was cautioned that Siri will not perform quickly searches on older devices as it do on iPhone 4S, and that’s because of the new powered full A5 dual core processor, but still many users are running Siri on their iPhone 4’s with the help of certain jailbreak tweaks like, Spire, and other tweaks.

But if you are one of those who are using Siri on older devices, and want to make it more responsive on older devices like the iPhone 4S, then you should have to check out the new free jailbreak tweak launched in Cydia. QuickSiri, is a new tweak launched in Cydia for older devices that are running Siri on their core services. QuickSiri allows you to launch Siri on your older device bit faster, as it bypasses the original layout of Siri and opens the Siri in full-screen mode, which actually boosts your Siri response on the older devices.

Earlier reviews about the tweak suggest that the tweak make the Siri much responsive on the older device, such as on iPhone 4 running Spire. The QuickSiri a light-weight Cydia tweak, which actually boosts your Siri speed by removing the sliding effect from your Siri, if the Siri full screen mode doesn’t matter you, then you may want to give QuickSiri a look. QuickSiri is available in ModMyi repo for free of cost.