1. Make sure backup you SHSH Blobs. I’ve written a guide here.

2. Make sure you do not upgrade iTunes to the new 9.1.1 version.

Spirit Jailbreak Details

• Spirit is an untethered jailbreak
• Spirit works on all devices
• Spirit does not have a carrier unlock
• Spirit requires your device to be activated

1. Get your iPhone’s eccid, to find out how to do that click here.

2. Now download umbrella, by going here.

3. Now run the exe, or dmg depending if you are a mac or windows user.

4. Put in the ECCID you got from step 1.

5. Choose 3.1.3 (or whatever the latest version is that’s jailbroken), and pick apple.

6. Find the file that was saved, and keep it somewhere safe, you will need it in the future.

Here’s how it works:

So let’s say I’m looking for good deals on Blu-Ray movies. I know of a few good deal sites like slickdeals.net, and techbargains.com. They both provide RSS feeds. All I do is put the RSS feed URL into the Letmeknow app, and place keywords I’m looking for like “blu-ray” (you can have multiple keywords). That’s it simple as that, now every 5 minutes the RSS feed is checked for anything matching “blu-ray”. Once something is found a push alert is sent to my iPhone with the details, making my life so much easier. This is sent to a webservice that monitors the RSS fees, since running apps in the background is forbidden (so you don’t also have to worry about the battery draining out quickly).

Now this app doesn’t just do this for RSS feeds, it will monitor servers, twitter, facebook, youtube, web page changes, and more. This app is free to download, and you can use it for 30 days as a trial to see how you like it, but after that you will have to pay a $4.99 one-time fee to monitor 5 items, with 5 min intervals. They have different packages if you wanted to monitor more items, or at a lower interval. I love this app, it’s already saved me so much money lately. Now whenever I’m looking for something I just update my Letmeknow app, and wait patiently. No more impluse buying. Also I use this for monitoring my webservers, and it works great, because I don’t have to pay monthly fees to monitor my servers.

Prerequisites

1. Your iPhone must be jailbroken.

2. You need to install SSH on your iPhone (google it if you need these instructions).

3. Install WinSCP if you don’t have it already on your windows machine.

4. Download the plist editor for windows.

5. Have one exchange account setup on your iPhone already.

The process

1. First connect using WinSCP to your iPhone.

2. Navigate to /private/var/mobile/Library/Preferences/.

3. Download the file com.apple.accountsettings.plist, and also make a backup of this file in case you screw something up (actually make double backups).

4. Open this file with the plist editor.

5.The file should like something like the below depending how many email accounts you have. Navigate to the exchange account you already have setup, now copy that set from the <dict> to the </dict>

<dict>
<key>ASAccountEmailAddress</key>
<string>account1@gmail.com</string>
<key>ASAccountHost</key>
<string>m.google..com</string>
<key>ASAccountMailNumberOfPastDaysToSync</key>
<integer>0</integer>
<key>ASAccountUseSSL</key>
<true/>
<key>ASAccountUsername</key>
<string>account1@gmail.com</string>
<key>ASLastKnownProtocolVersion</key>
<string>2.5</string>
<key>Class>/key>
<string>ASAccount</string>
<key>DAAccountPersistentUUID</key>
<string>47F76882-2678-41C7-91B9-5D1AD5F76BFA</string>
<key>DAAccountVersion</key>
<integer>2</integer>
<key>DATrustSettingsExceptions</key>
<dict>
<key>b8fa0b7f 0e99494e e3210953 21fa4725 65454492</key>
<data>
YnBsaXN0MDChAdICAwQFW1NTTEhvc3RuYW1lWlNIQTFE
aWdlc3QITxAUuPoLfw6ZSU7jIQlTIfpHJWVFRJIICg8b
JicAAAAAAAABAQAAAAAAAAAGAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Pg==
</data>
</dict>
<key>DisplayName</key>
<string>Gmail</string>
<key>Enabled Dataclasses</key>
<array>
<string>com.apple.Dataclass.Calendars</string>
<string>com.apple.Dataclass.Contacts</string>
<string>com.apple.Dataclass.Mail</string>
<string>com.apple.Dataclass.ContactsSearch</string>
</array>
<key>Identifier</key>
<string>F4EBDF4A-8C1E-486E-89A8-766C1C5D8170</string>
<key>Short Type String</key>
<string>Exchange</string>
<key>Sync Identifier</key>
<string>F4EBDF4A-8C1E-486E-89A8-766C1C5D8170</string>
<key>Type</key>
<string>Exchange</string>
<key>Type String</key>
<string>Exchange ActiveSync</string>
<key>kASAccountVersionKey</key>
<integer>7</integer>
</dict>

6. Now paste that right below the first exchange account (after the </dict>).

7. Now edit the following fields in the second exchange set you just pasted. ASAccountEmailAddress, ASAccountEmailUsername, DisplayName. You will need to change the last four digits of the DAAccountPersistentUUID to whatever you want. Now copy the new DAAccountPersistentUUID string that you just changed, and replace the Sync Identifier, and the Identifier strings with this. So this new string should be in three places now. If your exchange accounts are on different servers, then you will need to change the ASAccountHost to reflect the server name for this new account.

8. If you want to add multiple exchange accounts (more than two), repeat 6 and 7. Now save this file and upload it back to your iPhone.

9. Once the upload is complete go to settings, and mail, contacts and calendars on your iphone. Find the new exchange accounts, and click on account info, and put in the passwords for these new accounts. That’s it. Now you have multiple push exchange accounts.