- #IOS 10 CARRIEREDITOR WINDOWS MAC OS X#
- #IOS 10 CARRIEREDITOR WINDOWS INSTALL#
- #IOS 10 CARRIEREDITOR WINDOWS WINDOWS#
Input your Carrier Version Number into CarrierEditor and click Next. The version number is located to the right of the carrier name. Tap About from the General menu and locate the Carrier Version Number. Launch Settings from the SpringBoard on your iPhone or iPad and choose General from the list of menu items. You will be prompted to locate your Carrier Version Number. Once the application has opened click the Let's Get Started button. You must restore in iTunes.Navigate to your desktop then double click to mount the CarrierEditor dmg.ĭrag the CarrierEditor application your Desktop or Applications folder.ĭouble click to launch the CarrierEditor application. However – carrier bundles can’t be overwritten back to the original bundles with the standard text logo. Carrier bundles are not backed up, and so will not come back if you restore from backup. Please remember that you cannot go back to your original logo without restoring.
If you really don’t want to see your carrier at all, here are some ‘blank’ carrier logos. Right click on the logo you want for your carrier below, and save it to your desktop. These have been updated to also support the iPhone 5 and LTE. Now once that is finished, flick your iPhone into Airplane Mode, or reboot your iPhone and you should be good to go. You may also want to repeat the above, but click on ‘Check for Updates’ instead.
#IOS 10 CARRIEREDITOR WINDOWS WINDOWS#
If you’re running Windows 圆4 bit, do this instead: "C:\Program Files (x86)\iTunes\iTunes.exe” /setPrefInt carrier-testing 1ĭone! Now simply connect your iPhone, open up iTunes, select your iPhone from the sidebar, and hold down option (Windows users, hold down Shift instead) while you click on restore.
#IOS 10 CARRIEREDITOR WINDOWS MAC OS X#
This is easily fixed įor both Mac OS X and Windows, make sure iTunes is closed before proceeding.įor Mac OS X open up Terminal.app and paste in the following defaults write carrier-testing -bool trueįor Windows, open up Run (Winkey+R) and paste the following "%ProgramFiles%\iTunes\iTunes.exe" /setPrefInt carrier-testing 1 Usually iTunes will not let you point your way to a carrier bundle on your own computer.
#IOS 10 CARRIEREDITOR WINDOWS INSTALL#
To install these on your own iPhone, first you must tell iTunes that you can side load your own carrier bundles.
Contrast this with the logo atop this post.Īs such, I will only be updating the white and grey logos for iOS 6. As an example, here’s the blue Telstra logo. Sadly this means that colored logos now look more out of place and less pretty than they did in iOS 5. The other thing to note that as of iOS 6 and the new dynamic color changing status bar, there are now only two color states usually a ‘white’ logo displayed against any color (blue, black, red etc) and another white logo with a shadow, displayed in Notification Center).
This only happens in the Maps app, and we’re not quite sure if this is by design or not. These bundles will only work on retina devices (iPhone 4, 4S and iPhone 5).Īn oddity with iOS 6, is that when you open the Maps app, your carrier name returns. Unfortunately Apple doesn’t make this easy. If you decide that you no longer want the custom logo – you will need to restore in iTunes, and then restore from backup. When Apple releases iOS 6.0.1, or your carrier pushes an update, these logos will be overwritten back to stock and you can come back here shortly after for an updated bundle. Come here and you’re curious as to how these work without a jailbreak? Or are interested in an overview of making your own, then read this post about carrier bundles.Īhead of the iOS 6 release later this week, I have taken the carrier bundles and thrown in the custom carrier logos again.
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