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IPod touch (6th generation)

2015-07-15T16:44:19Z

Gramster1:

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[[File:IPod_touch_6G_back.png|thumb|131px|iPod touch 6G]]

==Application Processor==
The iPod touch 6G makes use of the [[T7000|Apple A8 SoC]], the same as the [[n61ap|iPhone 6]] and [[n56ap|iPhone 6 Plus]].

==Common Specifications ==
*'''Display:''' 4.0" 1136x640 LED-backlit IPS display at 326 ppi (Retina Display)
*'''Size:''' 4.86 inches (123.4 mm) (height) x 2.31 inches (58.6 mm) (width) x 0.24 inch (6.1 mm) (depth)
*'''Weight:''' 3.10 ounces (88 grams)
*'''Battery:''' 40 hours of audio, 8 hours of video
*'''Voice Assistant:''' [[Siri]]
*'''Front camera:''' 1.2 MP photos and 720p videos
*'''Connector:''' [[Lightning]]

[[Category:Devices]]

File:IPod touch (6th generation) back.png

2015-07-15T16:43:58Z

Gramster1: iPod Touch 6th gen back

iPod Touch 6th gen back

User:Gramster1

2015-07-15T16:41:18Z

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Talk:Inferno 11B64940j

2014-12-05T04:48:18Z

Gramster1:

:Could we change that? There's a 5S out there with Inferno on it. --[[User:Awesomebing1|Awesomebing1]] ([[User talk:Awesomebing1|talk]]) 13:18, 4 December 2014 (UTC)

:I was not aware of this, where is there a iPhone 5s with Inferno ? [[User:EverythingApplesPro|EverythingApplesPro]] ([[User talk:EverythingApplesPro|talk]] 4 December 2014

:There is. --[[User:Gramster1|Gramster1]] ([[User talk:Gramster1|talk]]) 04:48, 5 December 2014 (UTC)

LCDMura

2014-11-30T10:17:41Z

Gramster1:

==Description:==
LCDMura is an Apple internal application similar to [[LcdUTest]].

It tests the device's temperature and logs when the temperature goes up and down, it also logs how long the application has been running

==Pictures:==
[[File:LCDMura_iPhone_6.JPG|300px]]

LCDMura

2014-11-30T10:15:39Z

Gramster1:

LCDMura is an Apple internal application similar to [[LcdUTest]].

It tests the device's temperature and logs when the temperature goes up and down, it also logs how long the application has been running[.

LCDMura

2014-11-30T10:14:45Z

Gramster1:

Talk:Protoypes

2014-11-26T05:53:58Z

Gramster1:

=== Early iPhone4 ===

Anyone knows where the image of an iDevice in iTunes comes from? Is it part of iTunes or is it sent from the iDevice to be displayed in iTunes? --[[User:M2m|M2m]] 22:59, 22 January 2012 (MST)
:I'm pretty sure the device doesn't send any image. [[iTunes]] just detects the device code and shows the according image, similar to what Windows 7 does. -- [[User:Http|http]] 00:28, 23 January 2012 (MST)
::That would mean the images are part of iTunes - wonder where these are...--[[User:M2m|M2m]] 04:27, 23 January 2012 (MST)
:::For Windows 7 device icons, read this: [http://www.istartedsomething.com/20090605/admiring-windows-7s-high-resolution-device-icons/] I assume [[iTunes]] uses this or a very similar technique. The image doesn't have to be in the executable. --[[User:Http|http]] 05:11, 23 January 2012 (MST)
:::In Mac OS X, these icons can be found in iTunes.app/Contents/Resources/iTunes.rsrc. It's probably the same file in Windows. --pjakuszew 05:43, 23 January 2012 (MST)
::::Now I just need a working ressource editor under Lion... ResKnife Cocoa for 10.7 can't extract files...--[[User:M2m|M2m]] 10:25, 23 January 2012 (MST)

=== "IPHONE 6 SWITCHBOARD AND EARTHBOUND PROTOTYPE" ===

Is this device classed as a prototype? Sure it runs SwitchBoard, but that is where it stops. SwitchBoard can be installed on any device. As another admin suggested, may it be better fit on the SwitchBoard.app page?

Reliability

2014-11-24T10:20:46Z

Gramster1: /* The contents of the app: */

Reliability is much like the app "Operator" in the sense that it runs a verity of tests. It has two pages of main tests, and then multiple views on top of that. It features the same style unlock that operator uses, and similar tests.
==Screenshots==
The same style of "Drag to unlock" that is seen in Operator.

[[File:Screen_Shot_2014-11-22_at_9.18.50_PM.png|300px|]]

The first page shown in Reliability.

[[File:Screen Shot 2014-11-22 at 9.18.58 PM.png|300px|]]

The second page shown in Reliability.

[[File:Screen Shot 2014-11-22 at 9.20.17 PM.png|300px|]]

==The contents of the app:==
*Info.plist
*_internal_leftarrow.png
*Operator-SignedConfig
*_internal_lens.png
*PkgInfo
*_internal_lightbulb.png
*Reliability-Config
*_internal_lock_bottom.png
*ResourceRules.plist
*_internal_lock_top.png
*TestMusic1.mp3
*_internal_mesa.png
*TestMusic2.mp3
*_internal_nikeplus.png
*TestMusic3.mp3
*_internal_pattern.png
*TestMusic4.mp3
*_internal_phosphorous.png
*ZReliability
*_internal_rightarrow.png
*_CodeSignature
*_internal_rotterdam.png
*_internal_Reliability.png
*_internal_serial.png
*_internal_audiojack.png
*_internal_small_lens.png
*_internal_cover.png
*_internal_speaker.png
*_internal_dockconnector.png
*_internal_stockholm.png
*_internal_ear.png
*_internal_strobe.png
*_internal_earpods.png
*_internal_touchoffset.png
*_internal_earpods_active.png
*_internal_touchzone.png
*_internal_fingerprint.png
*_internal_vibrator.png
*_internal_headphones.png
*com.apple.Reliability.plist
*_internal_iPhone.png

Reliability

2014-11-24T10:19:55Z

Gramster1: /* The contents of the app: */

Reliability

2014-11-24T10:18:12Z

Gramster1:

WiPASmini

2014-11-24T10:13:42Z

Gramster1:

[[Image:WiPASmini_Icon.png|thumb|right| The WiPASmini Icon]]

This application is typically found on devices running SwitchBoard, which tests a verity of radio based chips, such as the WiFi, GPS, LTE, GSM and CMDA chips. It connects to an unprotected network known as "AppleWiFi".
==Screenshots==
[[File:WiPASminiUI.png|300px]]
==The contents of the app:==
*4350_riesling_b.txcap_blob
*48000_PinkNoise_60s.mp3
*7_16_126_2_ENG.bin
*ABMRawMode.pl
*AirPlaneMode_Off.pl
*BASIC_WCDMA.dmc
*BBDownload_Dev4.pl
*BCM4334B1_Murata.hcd
*BCM4334B1_TDK.hcd
*BCM4334B1_USI.hcd
*Camera_Dev105.pl
*Camera_Dev41.pl
*Camera_Dev5x.pl
*Camera_Dev6x.pl
*Camera_Dev717273.pl
*Camera_DevJ82.pl
*Display_J92.pl
*Entitlements.plist
*Info.plist
*LTE_NS_Call_Setup.dmc
*Log_Mask_1x_evdo.dmc
*Log_Mask_GPS.dmc
*Log_Mask_GSM.dmc
*Log_Mask_LTE.dmc
*Log_Mask_LTE_UART.dmc
*Log_Mask_LTE_lite.dmc
*Log_Mask_TDSCDMA.dmc
*Log_Mask_WCDMA.dmc
*Max_power.txcap_blob
*PkgInfo
*Prox_power.txcap_blob
*ResourceRules.plist
*WiFiAssociation.pl
*WiFiOnOff.pl
*WiFiOnOff_Dev51.pl
*WiFiOnOff_Dev61.pl
*WiPASmini
*_CodeSignature
*_internal_FAIL.png
*_internal_GRAY.png
*_internal_PASS.png
*_internal_WiPASX_T_512.png
*_internal_background.png
*_internal_blue.png
*_internal_magenta.png
*_internal_transparent.png
*com.apple.rftools.WiPASmini.plist
*configuration_file_rf.dmc
*gnss_MsgViewAll_DPO.dmc
*pcie-ag-msgbuf-mfgtest-seqcmds-rev5_Corona_B1_7_16_121_CMS.bin
*rtecdc.bin
*testlist.txt
*testlist_sound0_Dev94.txt

WiPASmini

2014-11-24T10:12:44Z

Gramster1: /* Screenshots */

[[Image:WiPASmini_Icon.png|thumb|right| The WiPASmini Icon]]

This application is typically found on devices running SwitchBoard, which tests a verity of radio based chips, such as the WiFi, GPS, LTE, GSM and CMDA chips. It connects to an unprotected network known as "AppleWiFi".

==The contents of the app:==

''
*4350_riesling_b.txcap_blob
*48000_PinkNoise_60s.mp3
*7_16_126_2_ENG.bin
*ABMRawMode.pl
*AirPlaneMode_Off.pl
*BASIC_WCDMA.dmc
*BBDownload_Dev4.pl
*BCM4334B1_Murata.hcd
*BCM4334B1_TDK.hcd
*BCM4334B1_USI.hcd
*Camera_Dev105.pl
*Camera_Dev41.pl
*Camera_Dev5x.pl
*Camera_Dev6x.pl
*Camera_Dev717273.pl
*Camera_DevJ82.pl
*Display_J92.pl
*Entitlements.plist
*Info.plist
*LTE_NS_Call_Setup.dmc
*Log_Mask_1x_evdo.dmc
*Log_Mask_GPS.dmc
*Log_Mask_GSM.dmc
*Log_Mask_LTE.dmc
*Log_Mask_LTE_UART.dmc
*Log_Mask_LTE_lite.dmc
*Log_Mask_TDSCDMA.dmc
*Log_Mask_WCDMA.dmc
*Max_power.txcap_blob
*PkgInfo
*Prox_power.txcap_blob
*ResourceRules.plist
*WiFiAssociation.pl
*WiFiOnOff.pl
*WiFiOnOff_Dev51.pl
*WiFiOnOff_Dev61.pl
*WiPASmini
*_CodeSignature
*_internal_FAIL.png
*_internal_GRAY.png
*_internal_PASS.png
*_internal_WiPASX_T_512.png
*_internal_background.png
*_internal_blue.png
*_internal_magenta.png
*_internal_transparent.png
*com.apple.rftools.WiPASmini.plist
*configuration_file_rf.dmc
*gnss_MsgViewAll_DPO.dmc
*pcie-ag-msgbuf-mfgtest-seqcmds-rev5_Corona_B1_7_16_121_CMS.bin
*rtecdc.bin
*testlist.txt
*testlist_sound0_Dev94.txt

==Screenshots==

[[File:WiPASminiUI.png|300px|right]]

WiPASmini

2014-11-24T10:11:58Z

Gramster1:

[[Image:WiPASmini_Icon.png|thumb|right| The WiPASmini Icon]]

This application is typically found on devices running SwitchBoard, which tests a verity of radio based chips, such as the WiFi, GPS, LTE, GSM and CMDA chips. It connects to an unprotected network known as "AppleWiFi".

==The contents of the app:==

''
*4350_riesling_b.txcap_blob
*48000_PinkNoise_60s.mp3
*7_16_126_2_ENG.bin
*ABMRawMode.pl
*AirPlaneMode_Off.pl
*BASIC_WCDMA.dmc
*BBDownload_Dev4.pl
*BCM4334B1_Murata.hcd
*BCM4334B1_TDK.hcd
*BCM4334B1_USI.hcd
*Camera_Dev105.pl
*Camera_Dev41.pl
*Camera_Dev5x.pl
*Camera_Dev6x.pl
*Camera_Dev717273.pl
*Camera_DevJ82.pl
*Display_J92.pl
*Entitlements.plist
*Info.plist
*LTE_NS_Call_Setup.dmc
*Log_Mask_1x_evdo.dmc
*Log_Mask_GPS.dmc
*Log_Mask_GSM.dmc
*Log_Mask_LTE.dmc
*Log_Mask_LTE_UART.dmc
*Log_Mask_LTE_lite.dmc
*Log_Mask_TDSCDMA.dmc
*Log_Mask_WCDMA.dmc
*Max_power.txcap_blob
*PkgInfo
*Prox_power.txcap_blob
*ResourceRules.plist
*WiFiAssociation.pl
*WiFiOnOff.pl
*WiFiOnOff_Dev51.pl
*WiFiOnOff_Dev61.pl
*WiPASmini
*_CodeSignature
*_internal_FAIL.png
*_internal_GRAY.png
*_internal_PASS.png
*_internal_WiPASX_T_512.png
*_internal_background.png
*_internal_blue.png
*_internal_magenta.png
*_internal_transparent.png
*com.apple.rftools.WiPASmini.plist
*configuration_file_rf.dmc
*gnss_MsgViewAll_DPO.dmc
*pcie-ag-msgbuf-mfgtest-seqcmds-rev5_Corona_B1_7_16_121_CMS.bin
*rtecdc.bin
*testlist.txt
*testlist_sound0_Dev94.txt

==Screenshots==

[[File:WiPASminiUI.png|300px]]

WiPASmini

2014-11-24T10:10:28Z

Gramster1:

[[Image:WiPASmini_Icon.png|thumb|right| The WiPASmini Icon]]

This application is typically found on devices running SwitchBoard, which tests a verity of radio based chips, such as the WiFi, GPS, LTE, GSM and CMDA chips. It connects to an unprotected network known as "AppleWiFi".

This is the main screen of the App.

[[File:WiPASminiUI.png| 300px]]

The .app contains:

''
*4350_riesling_b.txcap_blob
*48000_PinkNoise_60s.mp3
*7_16_126_2_ENG.bin
*ABMRawMode.pl
*AirPlaneMode_Off.pl
*BASIC_WCDMA.dmc
*BBDownload_Dev4.pl
*BCM4334B1_Murata.hcd
*BCM4334B1_TDK.hcd
*BCM4334B1_USI.hcd
*Camera_Dev105.pl
*Camera_Dev41.pl
*Camera_Dev5x.pl
*Camera_Dev6x.pl
*Camera_Dev717273.pl
*Camera_DevJ82.pl
*Display_J92.pl
*Entitlements.plist
*Info.plist
*LTE_NS_Call_Setup.dmc
*Log_Mask_1x_evdo.dmc
*Log_Mask_GPS.dmc
*Log_Mask_GSM.dmc
*Log_Mask_LTE.dmc
*Log_Mask_LTE_UART.dmc
*Log_Mask_LTE_lite.dmc
*Log_Mask_TDSCDMA.dmc
*Log_Mask_WCDMA.dmc
*Max_power.txcap_blob
*PkgInfo
*Prox_power.txcap_blob
*ResourceRules.plist
*WiFiAssociation.pl
*WiFiOnOff.pl
*WiFiOnOff_Dev51.pl
*WiFiOnOff_Dev61.pl
*WiPASmini
*_CodeSignature
*_internal_FAIL.png
*_internal_GRAY.png
*_internal_PASS.png
*_internal_WiPASX_T_512.png
*_internal_background.png
*_internal_blue.png
*_internal_magenta.png
*_internal_transparent.png
*com.apple.rftools.WiPASmini.plist
*configuration_file_rf.dmc
*gnss_MsgViewAll_DPO.dmc
*pcie-ag-msgbuf-mfgtest-seqcmds-rev5_Corona_B1_7_16_121_CMS.bin
*rtecdc.bin
*testlist.txt
*testlist_sound0_Dev94.txt

''

Ness

2014-11-24T10:08:52Z

Gramster1:

[[File:Ness Icon.png|thumb|right|The Ness icon.]]

Ness is an internal application that is also known as "Earthbound". Not much is known about this app, and what it truly does. It is believed to be a reincarnation of the application "BurnIn", but has yet to be confirmed with proper evidence. The app's icon is a remake of one of the characters from the Nintendo game, Earthbound. This app first made an appearance in an iOS 7 SwitchBoard build.

The UI of the application features two main elements. Firstly the main UI that shows a picture of the Earth, and if you pull down in the way that you would typically presented with the notification centre in stock iOS you are presented with something that resembles "Control Centre", it is currently unknown what these do. Finally when this "Control Centre" is activated, you see a picture of the Nest Thermostat behind the centre. It is unknown why this occurs, but may have something to do with the temperature of the phone as there is also another file in the .app that references to the temperature of the Nest to be hot, and is thus named "internal_thermostat_hot".

<gallery>
File:Ness Welcome Screen.png|The initial screen.
File:Ness Control Center.png|The "[[Control Center]]".
File:Ness Thermostat.png|The Nest icon used in the background of the "Control Center". File name is <code>_internal_thermostat.png</code>.
</gallery>

This app is typically found under: /AppleInternal/Applications/SwitchBoard/Ness.app
==The file structure of the app:==

''
*Entitlements.plist
*_internal_thermostat.png
*Info.plist
*_internal_thermostat_hot.png
*Ness
*_internal_volumedown.png
*PkgInfo
*_internal_volumeup.png
*ResourceRules.plist
*coin.caf
*_CodeSignature
*com.apple.osdiags.Ness.plist
*_internal_charger_disconnected.png
*error.caf
*_internal_charger_ok.png
*heartpiece.caf
*_internal_device.png
*key.caf
*_internal_globe.png
*pause.caf
*_internal_lock.png
*secret.caf
*_internal_menu.png
*skyrunner.caf
*_internal_ness_icon.png

''

Ness

2014-11-24T10:08:28Z

Gramster1:

[[File:Ness Icon.png|thumb|right|The Ness icon.]]

Ness is an internal application that is also known as "Earthbound". Not much is known about this app, and what it truly does. It is believed to be a reincarnation of the application "BurnIn", but has yet to be confirmed with proper evidence. The app's icon is a remake of one of the characters from the Nintendo game, Earthbound. This app first made an appearance in an iOS 7 SwitchBoard build.

The UI of the application features two main elements. Firstly the main UI that shows a picture of the Earth, and if you pull down in the way that you would typically presented with the notification centre in stock iOS you are presented with something that resembles "Control Centre", it is currently unknown what these do. Finally when this "Control Centre" is activated, you see a picture of the Nest Thermostat behind the centre. It is unknown why this occurs, but may have something to do with the temperature of the phone as there is also another file in the .app that references to the temperature of the Nest to be hot, and is thus named "internal_thermostat_hot".

<gallery>
File:Ness Welcome Screen.png|The initial screen.
File:Ness Control Center.png|The "[[Control Center]]".
File:Ness Thermostat.png|The Nest icon used in the background of the "Control Center". File name is <code>_internal_thermostat.png</code>.
</gallery>

This app is typically found under: /AppleInternal/Applications/SwitchBoard/Ness.app
The file structure of the app:

''
*Entitlements.plist
*_internal_thermostat.png
*Info.plist
*_internal_thermostat_hot.png
*Ness
*_internal_volumedown.png
*PkgInfo
*_internal_volumeup.png
*ResourceRules.plist
*coin.caf
*_CodeSignature
*com.apple.osdiags.Ness.plist
*_internal_charger_disconnected.png
*error.caf
*_internal_charger_ok.png
*heartpiece.caf
*_internal_device.png
*key.caf
*_internal_globe.png
*pause.caf
*_internal_lock.png
*secret.caf
*_internal_menu.png
*skyrunner.caf
*_internal_ness_icon.png

''

Ness

2014-11-24T10:08:09Z

Gramster1:

[[File:Ness Icon.png|thumb|right|The Ness icon.]]

Ness is an internal application that is also known as "Earthbound". Not much is known about this app, and what it truly does. It is believed to be a reincarnation of the application "BurnIn", but has yet to be confirmed with proper evidence. The app's icon is a remake of one of the characters from the Nintendo game, Earthbound. This app first made an appearance in an iOS 7 SwitchBoard build.

The UI of the application features two main elements. Firstly the main UI that shows a picture of the Earth, and if you pull down in the way that you would typically presented with the notification centre in stock iOS you are presented with something that resembles "Control Centre", it is currently unknown what these do. Finally when this "Control Centre" is activated, you see a picture of the Nest Thermostat behind the centre. It is unknown why this occurs, but may have something to do with the temperature of the phone as there is also another file in the .app that references to the temperature of the Nest to be hot, and is thus named "internal_thermostat_hot".

<gallery>
File:Ness Welcome Screen.png|The initial screen.
File:Ness Control Center.png|The "[[Control Center]]".
File:Ness Thermostat.png|The Nest icon used in the background of the "Control Center". File name is <code>_internal_thermostat.png</code>.
</gallery>

This app is typically found under: /AppleInternal/Applications/SwitchBoard/Ness.app
The file structure of the app:

''
Entitlements.plist
*_internal_thermostat.png
*Info.plist
*_internal_thermostat_hot.png
*Ness
*_internal_volumedown.png
*PkgInfo
*_internal_volumeup.png
*ResourceRules.plist
*coin.caf
*_CodeSignature
*com.apple.osdiags.Ness.plist
*_internal_charger_disconnected.png
*error.caf
*_internal_charger_ok.png
*heartpiece.caf
*_internal_device.png
*key.caf
*_internal_globe.png
*pause.caf
*_internal_lock.png
*secret.caf
*_internal_menu.png
*skyrunner.caf
*_internal_ness_icon.png

''

Sightglass

2014-11-24T10:06:05Z

Gramster1:

[[File:Sightglass_icon.png|200px|right|thumb|The SightGlass icon]]

==Contents of the App:==
*ChicagoFLF.ttf
*_CodeSignature
*Info.plist
*_internal_apps.png
*PkgInfo
*_internal_get_pedometer.png
*ResourceRules.plist
*_internal_help.png
*Sightglass
*_internal_reset_pedometer.png
*Sightglass-Apps.plist
*_internal_scripts.png
*Sightglass-BootTasks.plist
*_internal_sightglass.png
*Sightglass-Help.plist
*com.apple.osdiags.Sightglass.plist

GrapeCal

2014-11-24T10:03:53Z

Gramster1:

[[File:Grapecalicon.png|thumb|right|200px|The GrapeCal icon]]

==The Contents Of The App:==
*GrapeCal
*Info.plist
*GrapeCal.tiff
*PkgInfo
*GrapeCal_GAIA.app
*ResourceRules.plist
*GrapeCal_iPad.app
*_CodeSignature
*GrapeCal_iPhone.app
*com.apple.GrapeCal.plist
==Screenshots:==
[[File:grapecalmain.png|300px|The main screen of GrapeCal]]

File:Grapecalmain.png

2014-11-24T09:53:08Z

Gramster1:

GrapeCal

2014-11-24T09:49:13Z

Gramster1: Created page with "The GrapeCal icon The Contents Of The App: GrapeCal Info.plist GrapeCal.tiff PkgInfo GrapeCal_GAIA.app ResourceRules..."

[[File:Grapecalicon.png|thumb|right|200px|The GrapeCal icon]]

The Contents Of The App:

GrapeCal

Info.plist

GrapeCal.tiff

PkgInfo

GrapeCal_GAIA.app

ResourceRules.plist

GrapeCal_iPad.app

_CodeSignature

GrapeCal_iPhone.app

com.apple.GrapeCal.plist

File:Grapecalicon.png

2014-11-24T09:47:51Z

Gramster1:

DtxCaliente

2014-11-24T09:46:36Z

Gramster1: Created page with "The dtxCaliente icon The contents of the app: IQC03_White.bmp PkgInfo IQC04_Black.bmp ResourceRules.plist Info.plist _Co..."

[[File:Dtxicon.png|thumb|right|200px|The dtxCaliente icon]]

The contents of the app:

IQC03_White.bmp

PkgInfo

IQC04_Black.bmp

ResourceRules.plist

Info.plist

_CodeSignature

P01-01.bmp

com.apple.dtxCaliente.plist

P01-02.bmp

dtxCaliente

P02-01.bmp

myIcon.tiff

P02-02.bmp

preferences.xml

File:Dtxicon.png

2014-11-24T09:41:27Z

Gramster1:

MesaCal

2014-11-24T09:40:08Z

Gramster1:

[[File:mesacalicon.png|thumb|right|200px|The MesaCal icon]]

MesaCal is used for testing the TouchID sensor.

MesaCal

2014-11-24T09:39:21Z

Gramster1: Created page with "The MesaCal icon MesaCal is used for testing the TouchID sensor."

[[File:mesaclaicon.png|thumb|right|200px|The MesaCal icon]]

MesaCal is used for testing the TouchID sensor.

File:Mesacalicon.png

2014-11-24T09:38:07Z

Gramster1:

ThermalDOE

2014-11-24T09:36:24Z

Gramster1: Created page with "The ThermalDOE icon"

[[File:Thermldoeicon.png|thumb|right|200px|The ThermalDOE icon]]

File:Thermldoeicon.png

2014-11-24T09:35:12Z

Gramster1:

Sightglass

2014-11-24T09:26:36Z

Gramster1:

Sightglass

2014-11-24T09:26:12Z

Gramster1:

Sightglass

2014-11-24T09:21:51Z

Gramster1:

[[File:Sightglass_icon.png|200px|right|thumb|The SightGlass icon]]

The File Structure Is As Follows

ChicagoFLF.ttf _CodeSignature
Info.plist _internal_apps.png
PkgInfo _internal_get_pedometer.png
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Sightglass

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[[File:Sightglass_icon.png|200px|right|thumb|The SightGlass icon]]

Apple Internal Apps

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== Internal diagnostic apps known from beta firmwares and prototypes ==
* [[Ad Tester]]
* [[APSTester]]
* [[AProxMeter]]
* [[AirPlayTester]]
* [[AirPrint Utility]]
* [[AppleNetworkDiagnostics]]
* [[BattleJack]]
* [[BonFire]]
* [[CompareDrawImage]]
* [[CompareTableView-Compatibility]]
* [[CompareTableView-Modal]]
* [[CompareTableView-PageSheet]]
* [[CompareTableView]]
* [[CooLtool]]
* [[CoreMotionToolbox]]
* [[Developer app]]
* [[E911Tester]]
* [[EABasic]]
* [[EAPerf]]
* [[FieldScout]]
* [[FigCam]]
* [[FigCamAV]]
* [[FillRateTester]]
* [[Firebolt]]
* [[Flytrap]]
* [[GameStore]]
* [[GKRoster]]
* [[GKTalk]]
* [[GKTank]]
* [[GKTankHD]]
* [[GLReplayer]]
* [[GameKitTester]]
* [[GeoFence]]
* [[GeoFencer]]
* [[GSSTestApp]]
* [[HESTest]]
* [[IAPViewer]]
* [[Inferno (utility)|Inferno]]
* [[IORegViewer]]
* [[Key Recorder]]
* [[KeyboardTester]]
* [[Link Keys]]
* [[MALogger]]
* [[MAZER]]
* [[MIDINetSetup]]
* [[MTLocTester]]
* [[MULe]]
* [[Magneto]]
* [[MesaUtility]]
* [[MesaDemo]]
* [[MemoryMuncher]]
* [[MoviePlayerTester]]
* [[MobileOracle]]
* [[MobileRadar]]
* [[NetGauge]]
* [[NotificationGenerator]]
* [[Notifications]]
* [[Null]]
* [[Onword]]
* [[PrintFont]]
* [[PrintPhoto]]
* [[PrintStressTest]]
* [[PSTest]]
* [[PurpleConsole]]
* [[QRCode]]
* [[Radar]]
* [[RemoteUITest]]
* [[SWU Tester]]
* [[Sally]]
* [[SalesCall]]
* [[ScreenShotr]]
* [[Screening Tool]]
* [[Scouting]]
* [[Scrapple]]
* [[SearchPerfTest]]
* [[SecurityTests]]
* [[SiriDataCollector]]
* [[SimpleApp]]
* [[SpinningiPhoneApp]]
* [[SportsSpeaker]]
* [[TPSReports]]
* [[TVOutTester]]
* [[Texterciser HD]]
* [[Texterciser]]
* [[TouchFighter]]
* [[TouchFighter 2]]
* [[TwitterTesterInternal]]
* [[Typology]]
* [[WiFi Survey]]
* [[WiForReal]]
* [[ZoomPan]]
* [[iTester]]
* [[jcam]]

== SwitchBoard Apps ==
* [[ATCommand]]
* [[BurnIn]]
* [[BillBoard.app]]
* [[CameraFA]]
* [[GrapeCal]]
* [[Internal Apps]]
* [[LcdUTest]]
* [[Operator]]
* [[Reliability]]
* [[Rumble]]
* [[Soundwave]]
* [[SkankPhone]]
* [[SwitchBoard.app]] - launches other apps, similiar to [[SpringBoard]]
* [[ThermalDOE]]
* [[WiPASmini]]
* [[MesaCal]]
* [[Ninten]]
* [[NonUIConsoleViewer]]
* [[dtxCaliente]]
* [[SkankBarcodeDisplay]]
* [[LCDMura]]
* [[Ness]]
* [[Pyro]]
* [[Sightglass]]
* [[Spelunx]]
* [[USBHost]]

== Command Line Tools ==
* [[SwitchBoard: /usr/local/bin]]
* [[BasebandStressTests]]

== Preference bundles ==
* [[Carrier Settings]]
* [[Cypress Settings]]
* [[Internal Settings]]
* [[Mesa Settings]]
* [[MapsInternalExtras]]

== Location bundles ==
* [[FenceTester]]
* [[LocationMonitor]]
* [[CoreAutomationDevice]]

== Apps known to be used by Apple Employees ==
[[File:Apple Internal Apps.png|thumb|some internal Apple apps]]
* [[AppleConnect (Application)|AppleConnect]]
* [[Chatterbox]]
* [[Concierge]]
* [[Conference App]]
* [[Daily Download]]
* [[Apple Employee Directory|Directory]] - Apple's employee directory
* [[EasyPay]]
* [[Espresso]]
* [[Enroll iPad]]
* [[Installer (Internal App)|Installer]]
* [[iOS Diagnostics (Internal App)|iOS Diagnostics]]
* [[iRepair]]
* [[MobileGenius]]
* [[Pickup]]
* [[RNNmobile]]
* [[Radar]]
* [[Re-Enroll]]
* [[RetailMe]]
* [[Red Zone Mobile|RZM]]
* [[Receipts]]
* [[Switchboard (App Store)]] - functions as an internal App Store for Apple employees
* [[Scout]]
* [[Self Service]]
* [[SSP]]
* [[Smart Sign]]
* [[Touch ID.app|Touch ID]]
* [[UniBox]]

[[Category:Apple Internal Apps]]

Apple Internal Apps

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== Internal diagnostic apps known from beta firmwares and prototypes ==
* [[Ad Tester]]
* [[APSTester]]
* [[AProxMeter]]
* [[AirPlayTester]]
* [[AirPrint Utility]]
* [[AppleNetworkDiagnostics]]
* [[BattleJack]]
* [[BonFire]]
* [[CompareDrawImage]]
* [[CompareTableView-Compatibility]]
* [[CompareTableView-Modal]]
* [[CompareTableView-PageSheet]]
* [[CompareTableView]]
* [[CooLtool]]
* [[CoreMotionToolbox]]
* [[Developer app]]
* [[E911Tester]]
* [[EABasic]]
* [[EAPerf]]
* [[FieldScout]]
* [[FigCam]]
* [[FigCamAV]]
* [[FillRateTester]]
* [[Firebolt]]
* [[Flytrap]]
* [[GameStore]]
* [[GKRoster]]
* [[GKTalk]]
* [[GKTank]]
* [[GKTankHD]]
* [[GLReplayer]]
* [[GameKitTester]]
* [[GeoFence]]
* [[GeoFencer]]
* [[GSSTestApp]]
* [[HESTest]]
* [[IAPViewer]]
* [[Inferno (utility)|Inferno]]
* [[IORegViewer]]
* [[Key Recorder]]
* [[KeyboardTester]]
* [[Link Keys]]
* [[MALogger]]
* [[MAZER]]
* [[MIDINetSetup]]
* [[MTLocTester]]
* [[MULe]]
* [[Magneto]]
* [[MesaUtility]]
* [[MesaDemo]]
* [[MemoryMuncher]]
* [[MoviePlayerTester]]
* [[MobileOracle]]
* [[MobileRadar]]
* [[NetGauge]]
* [[NotificationGenerator]]
* [[Notifications]]
* [[Null]]
* [[Onword]]
* [[PrintFont]]
* [[PrintPhoto]]
* [[PrintStressTest]]
* [[PSTest]]
* [[PurpleConsole]]
* [[QRCode]]
* [[Radar]]
* [[RemoteUITest]]
* [[SWU Tester]]
* [[Sally]]
* [[SalesCall]]
* [[ScreenShotr]]
* [[Screening Tool]]
* [[Scouting]]
* [[Scrapple]]
* [[SearchPerfTest]]
* [[SecurityTests]]
* [[SiriDataCollector]]
* [[SimpleApp]]
* [[SpinningiPhoneApp]]
* [[SportsSpeaker]]
* [[TPSReports]]
* [[TVOutTester]]
* [[Texterciser HD]]
* [[Texterciser]]
* [[TouchFighter]]
* [[TouchFighter 2]]
* [[TwitterTesterInternal]]
* [[Typology]]
* [[WiFi Survey]]
* [[WiForReal]]
* [[ZoomPan]]
* [[iTester]]
* [[jcam]]

== SwitchBoard Apps ==
* [[ATCommand]]
* [[BurnIn]]
* [[BillBoard.app]]
* [[CameraFA]]
* [[GrapeCal]]
* [[Internal Apps]]
* [[LcdUTest]]
* [[Operator]]
* [[Reliability]]
* [[Rumble]]
* [[Soundwave]]
* [[SkankPhone]]
* [[SwitchBoard.app]] - launches other apps, similiar to [[SpringBoard]]
* [[ThermalDOE]]
* [[WiPASmini]]
* [[MesaCal]]
* [[Ninten]]
* [[NonUIConsoleViewer]]
* [[dtxCaliente]]
* [[SkankBarcodeDisplay]]
* [[LCDMura]]
* [[Ness]]
* [[Pyro]]
* [[Siteglass]]
* [[Spelunx]]
* [[USBHost]]

== Command Line Tools ==
* [[SwitchBoard: /usr/local/bin]]
* [[BasebandStressTests]]

== Preference bundles ==
* [[Carrier Settings]]
* [[Cypress Settings]]
* [[Internal Settings]]
* [[Mesa Settings]]
* [[MapsInternalExtras]]

== Location bundles ==
* [[FenceTester]]
* [[LocationMonitor]]
* [[CoreAutomationDevice]]

== Apps known to be used by Apple Employees ==
[[File:Apple Internal Apps.png|thumb|some internal Apple apps]]
* [[AppleConnect (Application)|AppleConnect]]
* [[Chatterbox]]
* [[Concierge]]
* [[Conference App]]
* [[Daily Download]]
* [[Apple Employee Directory|Directory]] - Apple's employee directory
* [[EasyPay]]
* [[Espresso]]
* [[Enroll iPad]]
* [[Installer (Internal App)|Installer]]
* [[iOS Diagnostics (Internal App)|iOS Diagnostics]]
* [[iRepair]]
* [[MobileGenius]]
* [[Pickup]]
* [[RNNmobile]]
* [[Radar]]
* [[Re-Enroll]]
* [[RetailMe]]
* [[Red Zone Mobile|RZM]]
* [[Receipts]]
* [[Switchboard (App Store)]] - functions as an internal App Store for Apple employees
* [[Scout]]
* [[Self Service]]
* [[SSP]]
* [[Smart Sign]]
* [[Touch ID.app|Touch ID]]
* [[UniBox]]

[[Category:Apple Internal Apps]]

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User:Gramster1

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LcdUTest

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Protoypes

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Gramster1: /* iPhone 6 PVT Prototype */

Many '''prototype''' devices have leaked from Apple. Some of them are listed below:

== iPhone Prototypes ==
=== MacRumors iPhone ===
{{prototype
| image = YM649_iPhone_2G.jpg
| caption = iPhone prototype
| date = 03 Jan 2009
| summary = Two iPhone prototypes first reported by user [http://forums.macrumors.com/member.php?u=264715 Brooklyn8] on the [http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=627449 MacRumors] forums.
| specs =
{{spec|Serial Number|YM650xxxxxx, YM649xxxxxx|}}
{{spec|Modem Firmware|[[03.06.01_G]]|The firmware dump (in <code>[[:/usr/local/standalone/firmware]]</code>) contains [[03.06.00_G]].}}
}}

=== Gizmodo iPhone 4 ===
[[File:Gizmodo_iPhone4_01.jpg|thumb|Gizmodo iPhone 4 prototype in disguise case]]

Apr 19, 2010:

iPhone 4 prototype first reported by [http://gizmodo.com/5520164/this-is-apples-next-iphone Gizmodo]. Brian Hogan, a 21-year-old student at the time, admitted to finding the phone at the Gourmet Haus Staudt in Redwood City, California, after it was left behind by an Apple engineer named Gray Powell, and later selling it to Gizmodo [http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2011/10/brian-hogan-sentenced/]. The iPhone's diguise case didn't seem to have any special features, just two bar codes stuck on its back: 8800601pex1 and N90_DVT_GE4X_0493. Next to the volume keys there was an additional marker: iPhone SWE-L200221.

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:100px;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:150px;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! Model (back)
| XXXXX
|
|-
! FCC ID
| BCGAXXXXX
|
|-
! IC ID
| 579C-AXXXXX
|
|-
|}
{{clear}}

=== N92 iPhone 4 (iPhone3,3) ===
[[File:n92iPhone3,3-Verizon2.jpg|thumb|iPhone 4 (iPhone3,3) prototype]]

Oct 19, 2010
iPhone 4 (iPhone3,3) prototype first reported by [http://richyrich.net/exclusive-verizon-iphone-4-photos/ RichyRich.net] with further details [http://www.iphonehacks.com/2010/10/leaked-photos-of-verizon-iphone.html here] and [http://thetechjournal.com/electronics/iphone/some-prototype-model-of-upcoming-iphone-from-verizon-has-leaked.xhtml here].

{{clear}}

=== 64GB iPhone 4 ===
[[File:64GB_iPhone4_01.jpg|thumb|64GB iPhone 4 prototype]]

Mar 8, 2011:

An iPhone 4 (iPhone3,1) prototype first reported by [http://micgadget.com/11604/exclusive-64gb-iphone-4-hands-on-video/ micgadget.com]. Further details on [http://techmento.com/2011/03/10/iphone-prototype-64gb-memory-leaked/ techmento.com].

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:100px;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:150px;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! Model No. (back)
| XXXXX
| Same as the one from Gizmodo.
|-
! FCC ID
| BCGAXXXXX
| Same as the one from Gizmodo.
|-
! IC ID
| 579C-AXXXXX
| Same as the one from Gizmodo.
|-
! Capacity
| 59.1
| A 64GB iPhone 4 was never released.
|-
! Version
| [[Baker_8B117_(iPhone_4)|4.1 (8B117)]]
| The released iOS version comes with different Modem Firmware.
|-
! [[Carrier_bundle|Carrier]]
| SMC-Voda 8.0
|
|-
! [[Models|Model]] (in Settings)
| 995-6049LL
| Different to official numbering scheme of [[Models]].
|-
! Serial Number
| 8800902DEX3
|
|-
! Wi-Fi Address
| 00:25:00:FC:F6:9D
| 00-25-00 is a prefix registered to Apple at [http://standards.ieee.org/develop/regauth/oui/oui.txt IEEE].
|-
! Bluetooth
| 00:25:00:FC:F6:9C
|
|-
! IMEI
| 00 107200 281664 1
|
|-
! [[ICCID]]
|
| Empty ICCID is unusual
|-
! Modem Firmware
| [[01.59.00|01.59]]
| Based on the fact that prototype has the Modem Firmware for the XMM 6180 installed this defenitly is an 64GB iPhone 4 (iPhone3,1). However the iOS Version this device has installed (4.1) came oficially with Modem Firmware 02.10.04.
|-
|}
{{clear}}

=== White Vietnamese iPhone 4 ===
[[File:Viet_iPhone4_01.jpg|thumb|iPhone 4 prototype with Exposè-like multitasking]]

Apr 19, 2011:

First reported by [http://www.tinhte.vn/tin-tuc-gioi-thieu-118/tren-tay-giao-dien-da-nhiem-moi-tren-iphone-5-a-663854/ tinhte.vn] and further discussed on [http://www.macstories.net/news/vietnamese-videos-show-old-ios-4-build-with-several-unreleased-features/ macstories.net]. This prototype shows an alternative, Exposè-like interface for switching between applications. The Exposè design is very similar to jailbreak tweaks like Multifl0w in the way it displays apps in the background through a preview of their actual windows, rather than simple icons.

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:100px;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:150px;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! Capacity
| 58.2GB
| The released iPhone 4 has a lower available capacity due to iOS taking up more space.
|-
! Version
| 4.0 (8A216)
| Never officially released.
|-
|}
{{clear}}

=== US T-Mobile iPhone 4S ===
[[File:iPhone4S_N94proto_01.jpg|thumb|iPhone 4S prototype with N94 PROTO3 marking on the back]]

Apr 23, 2011:

This prototype first was reported by [http://www.bgr.com/2011/04/23/exclusive-apple-testing-iphone-4-for-t-mobile-usa/ BGR].

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:100px;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:150px;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! Internal Model No.
| N94
| Based on the N94 Sticker on the back this is an iPhone 4S, whose internal number is [[N94ap]].
|-
|}
{{clear}}

=== TD-SCDMA iPhone 4 ===

[[File:CM TDSCDMA iphone01.jpg|thumb|China Mobile TD-SCDMA Prototype.]]

Jul 07, 2011:

iPhone 4 prototype first mentioned by [http://news.mydrivers.com/1/198/198552.htm mydrivers.com] (in chinese). The iPhone 4(S) is officially only available at 2 other chinese carriers. China Unicom (中国联通), running a UMTS network, and China Telecom (中国电信), running a CDMA 2000 network. So far it is not officially available at China Mobile (中国移动), the largest carrier.

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:100px;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:150px;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! [[Carrier_bundle|Carrier]]
| 中国移动 13.0
| China Mobile 13.0. Officially there is only 中国移动 12.0 (China Mobile 12.0) available.
|-
! [[Models|Model]] (in Settings)
| MC'''6?0?'''3CM
| Probably MC603 - black 16GB iPhone 4 would match, but CM is not officially designated [[Model Regions|Model Region]] code.
|-
! Serial Number
| 5K0????????
|
|-
! Wi-Fi Address
| 5C:49:48:??:??:?2
| 5C-49-48 is not a registered prefix at [http://standards.ieee.org/develop/regauth/oui/oui.txt IEEE].
|-
! Bluetooth
| 5C:49:48:??:??:?1
|
|-
! IMEI
| 00 000000 000000 0
| IMEI can't usually be 0.
|-
! [[ICCID]]
| 89'''8?6?''' '''0?0?'''10 8110 0136 3637
|
|-
! Modem Firmware
| [[06.10.01]]
| This Firmware was never released. Also it is unclear which baseband chip that prototype is using. The high version number suggest that possibly the [[X-Gold 608]] is used. However the [[X-Gold 608]] is not capable of CDMA.
|-
|}
{{clear}}

=== Early iPhone 4 ===
[[File:IDevice proto01.png|thumb|Prototype device image in iTunes]]

Jul 17, 2011:

Prototype device reported by [http://micgadget.com/13792/iphone-4s-prototype-leaked/ M.I.C. Gadget] which notably shows up in iTunes as a [[n45ap|first generation iPod touch]].

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:100px;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:150px;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! Capacity
| 28.60
|
|-
! Software Version
| 4.0
|
|-
! Serial Number
| 8894805????
|
|-
|}
{{clear}}

=== White iPhone 4 DF3184 ===
[[File:iPhone4_DF3184_01.jpg|thumb|iPhone 4 DF3184]]

Aug 22, 2011:

A white iPhone 4 prototype first reported by [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mars478/sets/72157627368941519/ Mathias Rios]. The iPhone has a DF3184 printing at the lower front right side. Mathias Rios purchased it from ebay where it was listed as broken. Compared to an original iPhone4 (black) this prototype has a smaller back camera and the flash is also slightly further away [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mars478/6069524165/in/set-72157627368941519/lightbox/]. In addition this protoype restore mode screen (Conncect to iTunes Screen) shows an old (iTunes9 - blue Note on CD) and pixalated iTunes icon [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mars478/6069517083/in/set-72157627368941519/lightbox/]. This prototype come with a sticker on the A4 denoting it as Design Verification Test Prototype (N90_DVT_I_0010). Appearently the A4 is marked differently than the actual A4 chip in shipping iPhone, and has the same marking as earlier iPod Touches and iPhones (the "K4X2G643GE" marking).

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:100px;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:150px;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! Model (back)
| XXXXX
| Same as the one from Gizmodo.
|-
! FCC ID
| BCGAXXXXX
| Same as the one from Gizmodo.
|-
! IC ID
| 579C-AXXXXX
| Same as the one from Gizmodo.
|-
|}
{{clear}}

=== San Francisco bar iPhone ===
Aug 31, 2011:

Probably an iPhone 4S prototype lost in a San Francisco bar first reported by [http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-20099899-37/apple-loses-another-unreleased-iphone-exclusive/ CNET].
{{clear}}

=== Brazilian 8GB iPhone 4 ===
[[File:Brazil_8GB_iPhone4_01.jpg|thumb|Brazil 8GB iPhone 4]]

Nov 24, 2011:

An 8GB iPhone 4 prototype produced in Brazil. First reported by [http://macmagazine.com.br/2011/11/24/leitor-afirma-ter-posto-as-maos-num-iphone-4-de-8gb-brasileiro-e-manda-fotos-para-comprovar/ macmagazine.com.br]. This iPhone 4 also carries a Made in Bazil (Indústria Brasileira) and an [http://www.anatel.gov.br/Portal/exibirPortalInternet.do Anatel] marking (the Brazilian Telecom regulation body) with number 1465-10-1993 at its back.

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:100px;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:150px;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! Model (back)
| A1332
|
|-
! EMC (back)
| 380A
| EMC marking hasn't been seen before
|-
! FCC ID
| BCG-E2380A
|
|-
! Capacity
| 6.4GB
|
|-
! Version
| [[Telluride_9A334_(iPhone_4)|5.0 (9A334)]]
|
|-
! Carrier
| Claro Brazil 11.0
|
|-
! [[Models|Model]] (in Settings)
| MD198BR
|
|-
|}
{{clear}}

==iPhone 6 PVT Prototype==
Nov 24, 2014

This is the infamous 100k iPhone 6 prototype also known as "Red Port". It features PVT stickers which indicates that parts were in the testing process. It also features a backplate with no FCC logos, serial numbers, imei, or iccid. One of the noticeable differences is the red lighting port.

<gallery>
File:iPhone6PVT1.jpg| The back panel of the phone.
File:iPhone6PVT2.jpg| The dock connector of the phone.
File:iPhone6PVT3.jpg| The battery of the phone.

</gallery>

== iPod touch Prototypes ==

=== Early iPod touch 3rd Gen Prototype ===
[[File:IPod_Cam_01.jpg|thumb|iPod touch with Camera prototype]]

Apr 24, 2010

This iPod touch 3rd generarion prototypes where the first leaked ones to contains a camera (at that time iPod touches did not). The prototypes where shortly available on eBay, but the listing (250617991364) was removed from eBay later. The devices contained DVT-1 and DVT-2 markings and also Apple Development Team barcode sticker with PT431668 numbering. At least one of the devices was running [[SwitchBoard.app]] and [[Inferno 7C1095a]]. Further information [http://www.gadgetsdna.com/ipod-touch-prototypes-with-camera-sticking-on-ebay/2515/ here].
{{clear}}

=== tinhte.vn iPod touch 3rd Gen Prototype ===
[[File:N18_DVTa_01.jpg|thumb|iPod touch with Camera prototype]]

May 19, 2010

iPod touch Prototypes reported by [http://www.tinhte.vn/f118/tren-tay-ipod-touch-co-camera-410528/ tinhte.vn].

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:100px;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:150px;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! Model No. (back)
| A1318?
|
|-
! FCC ID
| ?
|
|-
! EMC
| XXXX
|
|-
! Capacity
| 64GB
|
|-
! Version
| 3.1
|
|-
! Serial Number
| ?
|
|-
|}

{{clear}}

=== iPod touch 3rd Gen Prototype ===
[[File:IPod3G N18-PreEVTb.jpg|thumb|iPod touch 3G prototype]]

Jan 24, 2012:

The iPod touch 3rd generation prototype was first reported by [[iOS]] hacker [[user:Sonny788|Sonny Dickson]], The iPod is running [[SwitchBoard.app]] and [[Inferno 7C1023e]]. It has a N18-PreEVTb marking at the back.

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:100px;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:150px;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! Model No.
| MC008
|
|-
! FCC ID
| BCGA1XX
|
|-
! Capacity
| 32GB
|
|-
! Version
| 3.1
|
|-
! Serial Number
| 8K91300XXXX
|
|-
! Wi-Fi Address
| 00:24:36:f2:87:b9
| 00-24-36 is a prefix registered to Apple at [http://standards.ieee.org/develop/regauth/oui/oui.txt IEEE].
|-
! Bluetooth
| 00:00:00:00:00:00
|
|-
! iBoot
| iBoot-583.4
|
|-
|}
{{clear}}

== iPad Prototypes ==
=== Early iPad Mini ===
[[File:Ipad-mini-prototype.jpg|thumb|iPad Mini with two microphones]]

May 13, 2013:

An early iPad Mini prototype with two microphones was reported by [[User:Sonny788|Sonny Dickson]] on [http://www.sonnydickson.com/2013/05/13/ipadmini/ his website].

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! Model (white)
| <nowiki>FRB2-0676 </nowiki>
|
|-
! Config
| <nowiki>F15W-B</nowiki>
|
|-
! NAND
| hynix 64G
|
|-
! Display
| LG LD1-O4/LD1-O2i
|
|-
! TS
| NXP
|
|-
! S/N
| (n/a)
|
|-
! Front camera
| Cowell
|
|-
! Rear camera
| LGI
|
|-
! WF1
| P112C Tyco
|
|-
! WF3
| N/A
|
|-
! WF5
| N/A
|
|-
! Button flex
| Mflex Flex MBM
|
|-
! Mic flex
| Sumitomo-Knowles DM1S-DK
|
|-
! Audio Jack Flex
| <nowiki>ZDT P*</nowiki>
|
|-
! WiFi vendor
| Murata
|
|-
! WF2
| P218-C Tyco
|
|-
! Home Button
| Mektec MHK-P
|
|-
! Battery
| SMP/ATL
|
|-
! Front Flex
| CMBU
|
|-
! Rear Flex
| N/A
|
|-
! WF4
| N/A
|
|-
|}
{{clear}}

=== iPad Prototype ===
[[File:IPad-prototype.JPG|thumb|iPad prototype running [[SwitchBoard.app]]]]
[[File:IPad_1G_prototype_front.jpg|thumb|iPad prototype front]]
[[File:IPad_1G_prototype_back.jpg|thumb|iPad prototype back]]

May 28, 2012:

An early iPad prototype with two dock connectors was sold for $10,200.00 on eBay.[http://www.ebay.com/itm/iPad-1st-Generation-PROTOTYPE-16GB-Tester-unrealeased-2-dock-ports-switchboard-/261033448797?nma=true&si=E02ifga9PdSnHijnc%252F9yD327%252B5k%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557]

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! [[Models|Model]]
| MB292LL/A
|
|-
! Capacity
| 16 GiB
|
|-
! Software
| [[SwitchBoard.app|SwitchBoard OS]]
|
|-
! iOS version
| 3.2
|
|-
! Prototype name
| PTXXXX
|
|-
! Factory ID
| LGDNJ
|
|-
! Serial number
| YMXXXXXXXXX
|
|-
! FCC ID
| QDS-BRCMXXXX
|
|-
! IC
| XXXX-XXXX
|
|-
|}
{{clear}}

File:IPhone6PVT2.jpg

2014-11-24T08:32:27Z

Gramster1: red lightning port iPhone 6 pvt

red lightning port iPhone 6 pvt

Protoypes

2014-11-24T08:31:03Z

Gramster1: /* iPhone Prototypes */

Many '''prototype''' devices have leaked from Apple. Some of them are listed below:

== iPhone Prototypes ==
=== MacRumors iPhone ===
{{prototype
| image = YM649_iPhone_2G.jpg
| caption = iPhone prototype
| date = 03 Jan 2009
| summary = Two iPhone prototypes first reported by user [http://forums.macrumors.com/member.php?u=264715 Brooklyn8] on the [http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=627449 MacRumors] forums.
| specs =
{{spec|Serial Number|YM650xxxxxx, YM649xxxxxx|}}
{{spec|Modem Firmware|[[03.06.01_G]]|The firmware dump (in <code>[[:/usr/local/standalone/firmware]]</code>) contains [[03.06.00_G]].}}
}}

=== Gizmodo iPhone 4 ===
[[File:Gizmodo_iPhone4_01.jpg|thumb|Gizmodo iPhone 4 prototype in disguise case]]

Apr 19, 2010:

iPhone 4 prototype first reported by [http://gizmodo.com/5520164/this-is-apples-next-iphone Gizmodo]. Brian Hogan, a 21-year-old student at the time, admitted to finding the phone at the Gourmet Haus Staudt in Redwood City, California, after it was left behind by an Apple engineer named Gray Powell, and later selling it to Gizmodo [http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2011/10/brian-hogan-sentenced/]. The iPhone's diguise case didn't seem to have any special features, just two bar codes stuck on its back: 8800601pex1 and N90_DVT_GE4X_0493. Next to the volume keys there was an additional marker: iPhone SWE-L200221.

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:100px;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:150px;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! Model (back)
| XXXXX
|
|-
! FCC ID
| BCGAXXXXX
|
|-
! IC ID
| 579C-AXXXXX
|
|-
|}
{{clear}}

=== N92 iPhone 4 (iPhone3,3) ===
[[File:n92iPhone3,3-Verizon2.jpg|thumb|iPhone 4 (iPhone3,3) prototype]]

Oct 19, 2010
iPhone 4 (iPhone3,3) prototype first reported by [http://richyrich.net/exclusive-verizon-iphone-4-photos/ RichyRich.net] with further details [http://www.iphonehacks.com/2010/10/leaked-photos-of-verizon-iphone.html here] and [http://thetechjournal.com/electronics/iphone/some-prototype-model-of-upcoming-iphone-from-verizon-has-leaked.xhtml here].

{{clear}}

=== 64GB iPhone 4 ===
[[File:64GB_iPhone4_01.jpg|thumb|64GB iPhone 4 prototype]]

Mar 8, 2011:

An iPhone 4 (iPhone3,1) prototype first reported by [http://micgadget.com/11604/exclusive-64gb-iphone-4-hands-on-video/ micgadget.com]. Further details on [http://techmento.com/2011/03/10/iphone-prototype-64gb-memory-leaked/ techmento.com].

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:100px;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:150px;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! Model No. (back)
| XXXXX
| Same as the one from Gizmodo.
|-
! FCC ID
| BCGAXXXXX
| Same as the one from Gizmodo.
|-
! IC ID
| 579C-AXXXXX
| Same as the one from Gizmodo.
|-
! Capacity
| 59.1
| A 64GB iPhone 4 was never released.
|-
! Version
| [[Baker_8B117_(iPhone_4)|4.1 (8B117)]]
| The released iOS version comes with different Modem Firmware.
|-
! [[Carrier_bundle|Carrier]]
| SMC-Voda 8.0
|
|-
! [[Models|Model]] (in Settings)
| 995-6049LL
| Different to official numbering scheme of [[Models]].
|-
! Serial Number
| 8800902DEX3
|
|-
! Wi-Fi Address
| 00:25:00:FC:F6:9D
| 00-25-00 is a prefix registered to Apple at [http://standards.ieee.org/develop/regauth/oui/oui.txt IEEE].
|-
! Bluetooth
| 00:25:00:FC:F6:9C
|
|-
! IMEI
| 00 107200 281664 1
|
|-
! [[ICCID]]
|
| Empty ICCID is unusual
|-
! Modem Firmware
| [[01.59.00|01.59]]
| Based on the fact that prototype has the Modem Firmware for the XMM 6180 installed this defenitly is an 64GB iPhone 4 (iPhone3,1). However the iOS Version this device has installed (4.1) came oficially with Modem Firmware 02.10.04.
|-
|}
{{clear}}

=== White Vietnamese iPhone 4 ===
[[File:Viet_iPhone4_01.jpg|thumb|iPhone 4 prototype with Exposè-like multitasking]]

Apr 19, 2011:

First reported by [http://www.tinhte.vn/tin-tuc-gioi-thieu-118/tren-tay-giao-dien-da-nhiem-moi-tren-iphone-5-a-663854/ tinhte.vn] and further discussed on [http://www.macstories.net/news/vietnamese-videos-show-old-ios-4-build-with-several-unreleased-features/ macstories.net]. This prototype shows an alternative, Exposè-like interface for switching between applications. The Exposè design is very similar to jailbreak tweaks like Multifl0w in the way it displays apps in the background through a preview of their actual windows, rather than simple icons.

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:100px;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:150px;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! Capacity
| 58.2GB
| The released iPhone 4 has a lower available capacity due to iOS taking up more space.
|-
! Version
| 4.0 (8A216)
| Never officially released.
|-
|}
{{clear}}

=== US T-Mobile iPhone 4S ===
[[File:iPhone4S_N94proto_01.jpg|thumb|iPhone 4S prototype with N94 PROTO3 marking on the back]]

Apr 23, 2011:

This prototype first was reported by [http://www.bgr.com/2011/04/23/exclusive-apple-testing-iphone-4-for-t-mobile-usa/ BGR].

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:100px;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:150px;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! Internal Model No.
| N94
| Based on the N94 Sticker on the back this is an iPhone 4S, whose internal number is [[N94ap]].
|-
|}
{{clear}}

=== TD-SCDMA iPhone 4 ===

[[File:CM TDSCDMA iphone01.jpg|thumb|China Mobile TD-SCDMA Prototype.]]

Jul 07, 2011:

iPhone 4 prototype first mentioned by [http://news.mydrivers.com/1/198/198552.htm mydrivers.com] (in chinese). The iPhone 4(S) is officially only available at 2 other chinese carriers. China Unicom (中国联通), running a UMTS network, and China Telecom (中国电信), running a CDMA 2000 network. So far it is not officially available at China Mobile (中国移动), the largest carrier.

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:100px;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:150px;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! [[Carrier_bundle|Carrier]]
| 中国移动 13.0
| China Mobile 13.0. Officially there is only 中国移动 12.0 (China Mobile 12.0) available.
|-
! [[Models|Model]] (in Settings)
| MC'''6?0?'''3CM
| Probably MC603 - black 16GB iPhone 4 would match, but CM is not officially designated [[Model Regions|Model Region]] code.
|-
! Serial Number
| 5K0????????
|
|-
! Wi-Fi Address
| 5C:49:48:??:??:?2
| 5C-49-48 is not a registered prefix at [http://standards.ieee.org/develop/regauth/oui/oui.txt IEEE].
|-
! Bluetooth
| 5C:49:48:??:??:?1
|
|-
! IMEI
| 00 000000 000000 0
| IMEI can't usually be 0.
|-
! [[ICCID]]
| 89'''8?6?''' '''0?0?'''10 8110 0136 3637
|
|-
! Modem Firmware
| [[06.10.01]]
| This Firmware was never released. Also it is unclear which baseband chip that prototype is using. The high version number suggest that possibly the [[X-Gold 608]] is used. However the [[X-Gold 608]] is not capable of CDMA.
|-
|}
{{clear}}

=== Early iPhone 4 ===
[[File:IDevice proto01.png|thumb|Prototype device image in iTunes]]

Jul 17, 2011:

Prototype device reported by [http://micgadget.com/13792/iphone-4s-prototype-leaked/ M.I.C. Gadget] which notably shows up in iTunes as a [[n45ap|first generation iPod touch]].

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:100px;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:150px;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! Capacity
| 28.60
|
|-
! Software Version
| 4.0
|
|-
! Serial Number
| 8894805????
|
|-
|}
{{clear}}

=== White iPhone 4 DF3184 ===
[[File:iPhone4_DF3184_01.jpg|thumb|iPhone 4 DF3184]]

Aug 22, 2011:

A white iPhone 4 prototype first reported by [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mars478/sets/72157627368941519/ Mathias Rios]. The iPhone has a DF3184 printing at the lower front right side. Mathias Rios purchased it from ebay where it was listed as broken. Compared to an original iPhone4 (black) this prototype has a smaller back camera and the flash is also slightly further away [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mars478/6069524165/in/set-72157627368941519/lightbox/]. In addition this protoype restore mode screen (Conncect to iTunes Screen) shows an old (iTunes9 - blue Note on CD) and pixalated iTunes icon [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mars478/6069517083/in/set-72157627368941519/lightbox/]. This prototype come with a sticker on the A4 denoting it as Design Verification Test Prototype (N90_DVT_I_0010). Appearently the A4 is marked differently than the actual A4 chip in shipping iPhone, and has the same marking as earlier iPod Touches and iPhones (the "K4X2G643GE" marking).

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:100px;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:150px;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! Model (back)
| XXXXX
| Same as the one from Gizmodo.
|-
! FCC ID
| BCGAXXXXX
| Same as the one from Gizmodo.
|-
! IC ID
| 579C-AXXXXX
| Same as the one from Gizmodo.
|-
|}
{{clear}}

=== San Francisco bar iPhone ===
Aug 31, 2011:

Probably an iPhone 4S prototype lost in a San Francisco bar first reported by [http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-20099899-37/apple-loses-another-unreleased-iphone-exclusive/ CNET].
{{clear}}

=== Brazilian 8GB iPhone 4 ===
[[File:Brazil_8GB_iPhone4_01.jpg|thumb|Brazil 8GB iPhone 4]]

Nov 24, 2011:

An 8GB iPhone 4 prototype produced in Brazil. First reported by [http://macmagazine.com.br/2011/11/24/leitor-afirma-ter-posto-as-maos-num-iphone-4-de-8gb-brasileiro-e-manda-fotos-para-comprovar/ macmagazine.com.br]. This iPhone 4 also carries a Made in Bazil (Indústria Brasileira) and an [http://www.anatel.gov.br/Portal/exibirPortalInternet.do Anatel] marking (the Brazilian Telecom regulation body) with number 1465-10-1993 at its back.

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:100px;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:150px;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! Model (back)
| A1332
|
|-
! EMC (back)
| 380A
| EMC marking hasn't been seen before
|-
! FCC ID
| BCG-E2380A
|
|-
! Capacity
| 6.4GB
|
|-
! Version
| [[Telluride_9A334_(iPhone_4)|5.0 (9A334)]]
|
|-
! Carrier
| Claro Brazil 11.0
|
|-
! [[Models|Model]] (in Settings)
| MD198BR
|
|-
|}
{{clear}}

==iPhone 6 PVT Prototype==
Nov 24, 2014

This is the infamous 100k iPhone 6 prototype also known as "Red Port". It features PVT stickers which indicates that parts were in the testing process. It also features a backplate with no FCC logos, serial numbers, imei, or iccid. One of the noticeable differences is the red lighting port.

[[File:iPhone6PVT1.jpg|300px]]
[[File:iPhone6PVT3.jpg|300px]]

== iPod touch Prototypes ==

=== Early iPod touch 3rd Gen Prototype ===
[[File:IPod_Cam_01.jpg|thumb|iPod touch with Camera prototype]]

Apr 24, 2010

This iPod touch 3rd generarion prototypes where the first leaked ones to contains a camera (at that time iPod touches did not). The prototypes where shortly available on eBay, but the listing (250617991364) was removed from eBay later. The devices contained DVT-1 and DVT-2 markings and also Apple Development Team barcode sticker with PT431668 numbering. At least one of the devices was running [[SwitchBoard.app]] and [[Inferno 7C1095a]]. Further information [http://www.gadgetsdna.com/ipod-touch-prototypes-with-camera-sticking-on-ebay/2515/ here].
{{clear}}

=== tinhte.vn iPod touch 3rd Gen Prototype ===
[[File:N18_DVTa_01.jpg|thumb|iPod touch with Camera prototype]]

May 19, 2010

iPod touch Prototypes reported by [http://www.tinhte.vn/f118/tren-tay-ipod-touch-co-camera-410528/ tinhte.vn].

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:100px;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:150px;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! Model No. (back)
| A1318?
|
|-
! FCC ID
| ?
|
|-
! EMC
| XXXX
|
|-
! Capacity
| 64GB
|
|-
! Version
| 3.1
|
|-
! Serial Number
| ?
|
|-
|}

{{clear}}

=== iPod touch 3rd Gen Prototype ===
[[File:IPod3G N18-PreEVTb.jpg|thumb|iPod touch 3G prototype]]

Jan 24, 2012:

The iPod touch 3rd generation prototype was first reported by [[iOS]] hacker [[user:Sonny788|Sonny Dickson]], The iPod is running [[SwitchBoard.app]] and [[Inferno 7C1023e]]. It has a N18-PreEVTb marking at the back.

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:100px;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;width:150px;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! Model No.
| MC008
|
|-
! FCC ID
| BCGA1XX
|
|-
! Capacity
| 32GB
|
|-
! Version
| 3.1
|
|-
! Serial Number
| 8K91300XXXX
|
|-
! Wi-Fi Address
| 00:24:36:f2:87:b9
| 00-24-36 is a prefix registered to Apple at [http://standards.ieee.org/develop/regauth/oui/oui.txt IEEE].
|-
! Bluetooth
| 00:00:00:00:00:00
|
|-
! iBoot
| iBoot-583.4
|
|-
|}
{{clear}}

== iPad Prototypes ==
=== Early iPad Mini ===
[[File:Ipad-mini-prototype.jpg|thumb|iPad Mini with two microphones]]

May 13, 2013:

An early iPad Mini prototype with two microphones was reported by [[User:Sonny788|Sonny Dickson]] on [http://www.sonnydickson.com/2013/05/13/ipadmini/ his website].

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! Model (white)
| <nowiki>FRB2-0676 </nowiki>
|
|-
! Config
| <nowiki>F15W-B</nowiki>
|
|-
! NAND
| hynix 64G
|
|-
! Display
| LG LD1-O4/LD1-O2i
|
|-
! TS
| NXP
|
|-
! S/N
| (n/a)
|
|-
! Front camera
| Cowell
|
|-
! Rear camera
| LGI
|
|-
! WF1
| P112C Tyco
|
|-
! WF3
| N/A
|
|-
! WF5
| N/A
|
|-
! Button flex
| Mflex Flex MBM
|
|-
! Mic flex
| Sumitomo-Knowles DM1S-DK
|
|-
! Audio Jack Flex
| <nowiki>ZDT P*</nowiki>
|
|-
! WiFi vendor
| Murata
|
|-
! WF2
| P218-C Tyco
|
|-
! Home Button
| Mektec MHK-P
|
|-
! Battery
| SMP/ATL
|
|-
! Front Flex
| CMBU
|
|-
! Rear Flex
| N/A
|
|-
! WF4
| N/A
|
|-
|}
{{clear}}

=== iPad Prototype ===
[[File:IPad-prototype.JPG|thumb|iPad prototype running [[SwitchBoard.app]]]]
[[File:IPad_1G_prototype_front.jpg|thumb|iPad prototype front]]
[[File:IPad_1G_prototype_back.jpg|thumb|iPad prototype back]]

May 28, 2012:

An early iPad prototype with two dock connectors was sold for $10,200.00 on eBay.[http://www.ebay.com/itm/iPad-1st-Generation-PROTOTYPE-16GB-Tester-unrealeased-2-dock-ports-switchboard-/261033448797?nma=true&si=E02ifga9PdSnHijnc%252F9yD327%252B5k%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557]

{| class="wikitable"
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" |
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Prototype
! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;" | Comment
|-
! [[Models|Model]]
| MB292LL/A
|
|-
! Capacity
| 16 GiB
|
|-
! Software
| [[SwitchBoard.app|SwitchBoard OS]]
|
|-
! iOS version
| 3.2
|
|-
! Prototype name
| PTXXXX
|
|-
! Factory ID
| LGDNJ
|
|-
! Serial number
| YMXXXXXXXXX
|
|-
! FCC ID
| QDS-BRCMXXXX
|
|-
! IC
| XXXX-XXXX
|
|-
|}
{{clear}}

File:IPhone6PVT1.jpg

2014-11-24T08:26:11Z

Gramster1: Back of the PVT iPhone 6

Back of the PVT iPhone 6

File:IPhone6PVT3.jpg

2014-11-24T08:24:09Z

Gramster1: The battery of the iPhone 6 PVT

The battery of the iPhone 6 PVT

SwitchBoard.app

2014-11-24T08:11:15Z

Gramster1:

'''SwitchBoard.app''' is one of Apple's internal utilities. It's a simple launcher of other utilities. Generally, it's the same set of applications (new test apps are created to test new features). It's usually located in the [[Apple_Internal_Apps#Internal_diagnostic_apps_known_from_beta_firmwares_and_prototypes|/AppleInternal/Applications]] folder along other internal applications. It usually finds the applications it needs to load in <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/SwitchBoard/</code>.Currently, there is no SwitchBoard binary available for public.

SwitchBoard and diagnostic utilities are copied onto the device during restore from special firmware bundles which are seeded only to Apple official service centers. It may be installed onto devices through [[PurpleRestore]]. Switchboard and its internal utilities are, in fact, present on all iDevices during manufacturing. The utilities run extensive tests on the devices, including sensors, thermal measurements and more - and only when all tests pass do the devices go through a final stage, which involves removing the debug utilities and installing the stock version of iOS.. This was made evident by a wave of alleged "prototypes" to have hit eBay during the fall of 2014. The "prototypes" in question were various iPhone 6 devices that, for one reason or another, did not get formatted fully, and thus remained with a full image of SwitchBoard, root access (via SSH running on the device's USB interface), and a full suite of debug utilities.

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Switchboard.jpg|[[N88ap|iPhone 3GS]] running [[Sierra 7C108b]]
File:SwitchBoard_4G.jpg|[[iPhone 4]] running Inferno(?) [[8A2130h]]
File:SwitchBoard_iPod.png|[[iPod touch]] running [[Inferno 7C1023e]]
File:IPad-prototype.JPG|[[iPad]] running SwitchBoard
File:SwitchBoard.jpg|[[N82ap|iPhone 3G]] or [[N88ap|iPhone 3GS]]
File:SwitchboardScreeniPhone6.png| The iPhone 6 running SwitchBoard
File:IPad_mini_retina_ios7.jpeg| iPad Mini with retina display running SwitchBoard (11B6490j)
</gallery>

The file structure of SwitchBoard.app:
Entitlements.plist SwitchBoard
Info.plist SwitchBoard-Settings.plist
PkgInfo _CodeSignature
ResourceRules.plist com.apple.SwitchBoard.plist

[[Category:Apple Internal Apps]]
[[Category:Software]]

SwitchBoard.app

2014-11-24T08:10:22Z

Gramster1:

'''SwitchBoard.app''' is one of Apple's internal utilities. It's a simple launcher of other utilities. Generally, it's the same set of applications (new test apps are created to test new features). It's usually located in the [[Apple_Internal_Apps#Internal_diagnostic_apps_known_from_beta_firmwares_and_prototypes|/AppleInternal/Applications]] folder along other internal applications. It usually finds the applications it needs to load in <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/SwitchBoard/</code>.Currently, there is no SwitchBoard binary available for public.

SwitchBoard and diagnostic utilities are copied onto the device during restore from special firmware bundles which are seeded only to Apple official service centers. It may be installed onto devices through [[PurpleRestore]]. Switchboard and its internal utilities are, in fact, present on all iDevices during manufacturing. The utilities run extensive tests on the devices, including sensors, thermal measurements and more - and only when all tests pass do the devices go through a final stage, which involves removing the debug utilities and installing the stock version of iOS.. This was made evident by a wave of alleged "prototypes" to have hit eBay during the fall of 2014. The "prototypes" in question were various iPhone 6 devices that, for one reason or another, did not get formatted fully, and thus remained with a full image of SwitchBoard, root access (via SSH running on the device's USB interface), and a full suite of debug utilities.

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Switchboard.jpg|[[N88ap|iPhone 3GS]] running [[Sierra 7C108b]]
File:SwitchBoard_4G.jpg|[[iPhone 4]] running Inferno(?) [[8A2130h]]
File:SwitchBoard_iPod.png|[[iPod touch]] running [[Inferno 7C1023e]]
File:IPad-prototype.JPG|[[iPad]] running SwitchBoard
File:SwitchBoard.jpg|[[N82ap|iPhone 3G]] or [[N88ap|iPhone 3GS]]
File:SwitchboardScreeniPhone6.png| The iPhone 6 running SwitchBoard
File:IPad_mini_retina_ios7.jpeg| iPad Mini with retina display running SwitchBoard,
</gallery>

The file structure of SwitchBoard.app:
Entitlements.plist SwitchBoard
Info.plist SwitchBoard-Settings.plist
PkgInfo _CodeSignature
ResourceRules.plist com.apple.SwitchBoard.plist

[[Category:Apple Internal Apps]]
[[Category:Software]]

File:IPad mini retina ios7.jpeg

2014-11-24T08:09:37Z

Gramster1: 11B64940j build of iOS 7

11B64940j build of iOS 7

SwitchBoard.app

2014-11-24T08:09:10Z

Gramster1: /* Gallery */

'''SwitchBoard.app''' is one of Apple's internal utilities. It's a simple launcher of other utilities. Generally, it's the same set of applications (new test apps are created to test new features). It's usually located in the [[Apple_Internal_Apps#Internal_diagnostic_apps_known_from_beta_firmwares_and_prototypes|/AppleInternal/Applications]] folder along other internal applications. It usually finds the applications it needs to load in <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/SwitchBoard/</code>.Currently, there is no SwitchBoard binary available for public.

SwitchBoard and diagnostic utilities are copied onto the device during restore from special firmware bundles which are seeded only to Apple official service centers. It may be installed onto devices through [[PurpleRestore]]. Switchboard and its internal utilities are, in fact, present on all iDevices during manufacturing. The utilities run extensive tests on the devices, including sensors, thermal measurements and more - and only when all tests pass do the devices go through a final stage, which involves removing the debug utilities and installing the stock version of iOS.. This was made evident by a wave of alleged "prototypes" to have hit eBay during the fall of 2014. The "prototypes" in question were various iPhone 6 devices that, for one reason or another, did not get formatted fully, and thus remained with a full image of SwitchBoard, root access (via SSH running on the device's USB interface), and a full suite of debug utilities.

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Switchboard.jpg|[[N88ap|iPhone 3GS]] running [[Sierra 7C108b]]
File:SwitchBoard_4G.jpg|[[iPhone 4]] running Inferno(?) [[8A2130h]]
File:SwitchBoard_iPod.png|[[iPod touch]] running [[Inferno 7C1023e]]
File:IPad-prototype.JPG|[[iPad]] running SwitchBoard
File:SwitchBoard.jpg|[[N82ap|iPhone 3G]] or [[N88ap|iPhone 3GS]]
File:SwitchboardScreeniPhone6.png| The iPhone 6 running SwitchBoard
File:IPad mini retina ios7.jpeg| iPad Mini with retina display running SwitchBoard,
</gallery>

The file structure of SwitchBoard.app:
Entitlements.plist SwitchBoard
Info.plist SwitchBoard-Settings.plist
PkgInfo _CodeSignature
ResourceRules.plist com.apple.SwitchBoard.plist

[[Category:Apple Internal Apps]]
[[Category:Software]]

/AppleInternal/Diags

2014-11-24T08:00:56Z

Gramster1: /* Contents */

==About==

This folder is one designated to storying an array of assets which are designated to be used for testing purposes. These folders typically carry large assets, and are used by a verity of tools. The seemingly main reason for having these assets stored in a central place as it allows to multiple tools to access it easily, both apps and command line can access these assets to use for testing purposes.

This area also serves as a good place to start looking if one would want to gain information on upcoming devices, but typically this is limited to model numbers, but on rare occasions more information can be obtained.

You may find some some fairly interesting files in here, most notable ones such as "Shaun das Schaf", a german version of Shaun the Sheep. Another is including videos shot on campus, and an advertisement for a motorbike. It is also loaded with a verity of images, patterns and audio files.

==Sub Folders==

*[[/AppleInternal/Diags/AudioTests]]
*[[/AppleInternal/Diags/Baseband]]
*[[/AppleInternal/Diags/Battery]]
*[[/AppleInternal/Diags/Bluetooth]]
*[[/AppleInternal/Diags/Debug]]
*[[/AppleInternal/Diags/Earthbound]]
*[[/AppleInternal/Diags/FactoryInfo]]
*[[/AppleInternal/Diags/Fonts]]
*[[/AppleInternal/Diags/Grape]]
*[[/AppleInternal/Diags/ISP]]
*[[/AppleInternal/Diags/Inferno]]
*[[/AppleInternal/Diags/LCMPatterns]]
*[[/AppleInternal/Diags/Logs]]
*[[/AppleInternal/Diags/Mesa]]
*[[/AppleInternal/Diags/Oscar]]
*[[/AppleInternal/Diags/RAMDisk]]
*[[/AppleInternal/Diags/Scripts]]
*[[/AppleInternal/Diags/Tests]]
*[[/AppleInternal/Diags/WiFiFirmware]]
*[[/AppleInternal/Diags/bin]]