How to get Free iAP (In App Purchase) for iOS (JB) and (non JB), Android (Root) & OS X

Free IAP (In App Purchase) for iOS, Android & OS X

LocaliAPstore is one of the best iOS app that does bypass payment page and redirect directly to item download and installation page in Apple store in-app application.

If you are looking for purchasing paid apps at free of cost, then LocaliAPstore is the best iOS app that does bypass payment page and allows you to get it free.

Please read everything carefully to avoid any problems. 

How to get free In App Purchase on iOS?

1. Jailbreak your iDevice
2. Go to Cydia and add this repo: ” http://system.in-appstore.com/repo/ ” or download the .deb file from below.
3. Install LocaliAPstore on your iDevice.
4. Reboot your iDevice.
5. Go to Settings and enable LocaliAPstore.
6. You have tow ways:

Standard receipt:

1. Enable hack in your Settings.app, disable custom receipts ( no need log out from your Apple ID).
2. Open app in which you want to make in-app purchase. Try to buy something – popup will be displayed. Tap “Cancel”
3. You are done! Receive your in-app for free!

Custom receipt:

1. Enable hack in your Settings.app, enable custom receipts. Then you need log out from your Apple ID.
2. Open app in which you want to make in-app purchase. Try to buy something – pop-up will be displayed. Tap “Buy”, then, on Apple ID popup, tap “Cancel”
3. You are done! Receive your in-app for free!

If one of the ways fails, try another, it may work.

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1. Sign off your appleID in Settings->Store->Tap on your appleid->Sign Off
2. Open this page into your iDevice. Install the certificates given below.The order of installing is very important! Install first certificate first, second – second.
3. Open Wi-Fi settings on your iDevice and tap arrow on the right of your Wi-Fi network. Remove all data from DNS field and set it to this IP address: 37.1.202.101 (more to come)
4. Go to your application and try to buy something! You will see dialog window asks you to Like in-appstore.com, “LIKE” IT!
5. When iDevice asks you to enter credentials, enter random credentials, not yours.
6. You’re done enjoy receiving in-apps!!!!!!!!!!!

Screenshots:

                        

How to get free In App Purchase on Android?

1. Root (and S-OFF for HTC) your device. (If toy don’t have rooted device yet)
2. Make sure that you have “Unknown sources” enabled in your security settings.
3. Download Freedom APK file from below.
4. Install Freedom on your device and launch it. (first launch takes a while, please be patient), allow superuser permissions request:
5. Tap on application in which you want to use free in-app purchase, wait a little. Application should start automatically.
6. Next, make your in-app purchase (appearing of FreeCard means that Freedom is running successfully)
7. You’re done enjoy receiving your in-apps for free!!!!!!!!!!!

You should use Freedom every time you want to use free in-app purchase, e.g. Freedom is a launcher for your apps.And this program does not work with online applications and will never work with online applications.

How to get free In App Purchase on Mac OS X?

1. If you are using Mountain Lion, Enable “anywhere” sources for software in Settings.app->Security & Privacy
2. Navigate Safari to the links of the certificates given below. They will be automatically saved as *.cer files in your downloads folder. Just import them into keychain by double-clicking (in OS X 10.8.1.) or if you have earlier version – save it using CMD+F and selecting: Export as *.pem        Format: Page Source
3. Then click “Save” and “Don’t Append”
4. Click twice on first certificate. KeyChain Utility should open. Click “Always Trust”, then enter your local credentials and click “Update Settings”:
5. Click twice on second certificate and install it just like the first one.
6. Download Grim Receiper from the link below. That’s the tool to keep your original receipts in safe place (locally, of course) during you are using in-appstore.com. Mount and copy Grim Receiper.app to some folder.
7. From this step you can continue, if you already used in-appstore on OS X before. Open System Preferences->Network and set DNS of your network to the following IP: 37.1.202.101 Select network->Advanced->DNS->Click “+”->Fill IP->Okay->Apply
8. U’re done!

You should run Grim Receiper every time you are using in-appstore.com! Open Grim Receiper. Click “Just let me do smth”. Drag your application where you want to “buy” in-apps on it and on in-app purchase you will get a message. Click like. Enter random credentials, and Enjoy!

Download Links:

iOS 6, 7: LocaliAPstore.deb/Mirrors

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Android: Freedom.apk/Mirrors

OS X: Grim Receiper/Mirrors

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Root Any Android Device Without Installation

Root Genius – Root any Android Devices without any installation on your PC

Root Genius is the best tool for root any Android smartphone or tablet PC and designed to work on Windows Computer. Root Genius supported more than 10000 Android devices. It doesn’t require any installation on your PC. Simply download rootgenius and run while your device connected to the PC. Root Genius is developed by Chinese developer team “Shuame”.

If you’ve been tired of your unsuitable Android phone. Root it, change it. And with Root Genius, all you need to do is connect your phone, then one click.

Root Genius Quick Picks

• One click rooting.
• Powerful – Support more than 10,000 Android phones, without installation..
• Easy to use – Connect, root, and done!
• Android Kitkat 4.4.2 supported.
• After rooted you can… – Flash custom ROMs to personalize your phone | Manage auto-runs to speed up your system | Uninstall built-in apps to release memory space.

Please note that this is NOT working on phones with LOCKED BOOTLOADER !
But is working on almost all china’s MTK phones (also 6592 octa cores)

How to use Root Genius to root any Android Device (video tutorial also provided below!)

Step 1: Have a full backup of your device.

Step 2: Enable USB Debugging on your Android Smartphone. To enable USB debugging, Open Settings > Developers Option > USB Debugging > Tick to Enable.

(Developers Option is hidden for Android 4.2.2 or above, to show this option Go to Settings > About Phone > Built Number (Tap on it for 5-8 times).

Step 3: Download and Open Root Genius Application on your Windows Computer (Run as Admin).

Step 4: Once Root Genius Application is launched, connect your Android device to the computer (with USB Debugging enabled).

Step 5: Once Your Smartphone is connected successfully to the computer, Root Genius will automatically detect your Android Device.

Step 6: Now, Click on the “Root Now” button to begin the rooting process.

Step 7: Now, Root Genius will automatically “Root” your Android Device and install the KingUser Application.Root Genius will complete the process it self and device will reboot.

Step 8: Now your Android Device is Rooted. To check whether your phone is rooted correctly, open Applications Menu, there you will be able to see a new app installed, called KingUser. If this app exist then it means you have successfully rooted your device. This application is like an Root Management, you can also UnRoot with KingUser just open KingUser and go to Device ↦ Settings ↦ Remove Root Permission

Download Link:

Root Genius.exe

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Panasonic P51 vs Samsung Galaxy Grand Review

Panasonic India has launched its P51 smartphone - a first in the series of smartphones that mark its entry into the mobile phone segment in India. The smartphone has been priced at Rs 26,990 and will be available by next week in stores.

The Panasonic P51 smartphone sports a sleek design and brings HD experience to a 5-inch screen, with a resolution of 1280x720 pixels. The smartphone is powered by a quad-core MediaTek 1.2GHz processor and runs on Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean). The P51 comes with a magnetic flip-cover stylus. This Wi-Fi enabled device also sports an 8MP camera (auto focus with flash) and a 1.3MP 720p HD front camera. The smartphone sports a unibody design and has a 8.5mm waistline and weighs 135g.

Sports a 5-inch display

Here're the specs of the Panasonic P51 at a glance - 

• 5-inch IPS HD display with a resolution of 1280x720 pixels
• Dual-SIM; HSPA+
• Bluetooth 4.0, Wi-Fi802.11b/g/n, GPS
• GSM Quad band (850/ 900/1800/1900 MHz), UMTS (900/2100 MHz)
• 8MP camera (Auto Focus with Flash), 1.3MP 720p sub camera
• 1GB RAM, 4GB internal storage + memory expandable upto 32GB

Panasonic smartphone will come equipped with features like easy-to-use, ultra-responsive touch displays that allow users to check their social network updates, read SMS’s, check calendar, and answer/reject/mute calls. Pre-loaded in the smartphone is a card-scanning app, a card reader and the WeChat IM app.

This phone will be available across national retail chain stores, multi-brand outlets and distributors across India from May onwards.

When Panasonic unveiled its first smartphone for India, the quad-core P51, most eyebrows were raised at its launch price of Rs 26,990. Obviously, the slew of quad-core phones available for under Rs 15,000 has spoilt the Indian smartphone consumer, but there’s no reason to scoff at Panasonic’s sticker. Indeed, you will find that the price is nothing but a good ol' marketing tactic. 

The good news is that the Panasonic P51’s price fell sharply in the week of its launch and right now it can be bought for Rs 22,390, as we have reported. We reckon this particular smartphone will soon be available for even less as it stays on shelves for a month or so. It will only serve to make the phone more attractive to potential buyers. So why did Panasonic even launch it at such a ‘high’ price? The answer is two-fold and it has more to do with positioning of the brand than the product itself.

A stylish-looking phone

Firstly, the Japanese electronics giant has plans to introduce smartphones in all price brackets and their portfolio for India will include phones that are priced between Rs 6,990 in the low-end and Rs 35,000 at the high end of the spectrum. This means that with their first phone the company had to lay down a marker on which to base the price of future products. Launching the P51 under Rs 20,000 would have marked Panasonic as just another low-cost player in the smartphone market and their subsequent high-end phones would be regarded as over-priced. 

With the launch price of the P51, the company has ensured that it will be seen as playing on the same field as Samsung, Sony, LG, and HTC. That also means it will be positioned slightly ahead of Micromax, Karbonn and any number of other Indian manufacturers. 

Worth the buy?

Secondly, (and let’s not make any bones about it) the P51 looks far more impressive than a similarly-specced Micromax or Karbonn smartphone. In terms of fit and finish, the unibody design is a far cry from the ill-fitting chassis we have seen over the past year or so in many Indian-made phones. It ticks the right boxes when it comes to specs and is well-designed, so we can even say the premium in the price department is justified, in a way.

Panasonic would have hoped to make a healthy margin from the sales of the first batch, thanks to the high price. Whether sales have been healthy or not, only a few more weeks in the market will tell. We think that Panasonic has played this one intelligently and being far removed from the low-cost field allows them breathing room and gives them a slight aspirational edge. With more and more low-cost players entering the Indian market, it’s a welcome change to see a company taking an interest in branding rather than indulging in reckless price wars.

Comparison: Samsung Galaxy Grand Vs Panasonic P51 

While Samsung is a veteran leader, Panasonic is looking to enter the market with exciting devices. 

Samsung is a well known name in the Indian smartphone arena and has been around for quite some time now. Panasonic, on the other hand is a well known brand in the consumer electronics segment but when it comes to smartphone, the Japan-based company is an unknown entity in the country. 

This is one of the reasons why Panasonic's smartphone entry into India felt like a quick decision to grab some share out of the market pie. But according to the company, the plan was put in place last year and their entry has been well thought out. The company launched its first P51 smartphone earlier this month and by the looks of it, the brand will be targeting the market with myriad smartphones ranging between Rs 6,990 and Rs 35,000. The P51 launched at around Rs 26,000 is now selling in the market for Rs 22,390 and it this price point with its specs that makes this phone an interesting alternative to Galaxy Grand from Samsung. Let's take a closer look at how the newbie on one hand and the popular on another fare when match-up in terms of specs and hardware.

Brand	Samsung Galaxy Grand	Panasonic P51
Price	Rs 19,500 (current)	Rs 22,390 (current)
Display	12.7-cm (5-inch), 800x480p	12.7-cm (5-inch), 1280x720p
OS	Android 4.1 Jelly Bean	Android 4.2 Jelly Bean
Processor	1.2 GHz dual-core	1.2 GHz quad-core
RAM	1 GB	1 GB
Camera	8 MP (rear) + 2 MP (front)	8 MP (rear) + 1.3 MP (front)
Dual-SIM	Yes	Yes
Stylus	No	Yes
Battery	2,100 mAh	2,500 mAh

                                    

While one would have to give to Panasonic for being pro-active with its strategy, (price cut from Rs 26,000 to Rs 22,000 is huge and that too in first month) and the phone may be slightly pricey than the Grand, overall the phone is equipped enough to compete with the Korean major. Only time will tell whether the market accepts the brand or not. 

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