If you’re currently using one of iOS 5 Betas, then here’s a quick heads up: iOS 5 Beta 6 has been released moments ago. If you’re a registered Apple developer, you can legally download it immediately.



iOS 5 beta 6 can be installed using over the air software update from devices that have iOS 5 beta 4 or later installed. Over the air software update can be initiated by choosing General > Software Update in Settings.



Direct Download Links of ios5b6+iTunes


Here are some download links via MultiUpload. Happy downloading!!!

 Download via MultiUpload
 iOS 5 Beta 6
AppleTV 2G : IPSW, DMG
iPad 1G : IPSW, DMG
iPad 2 (WiFi) : IPSW, DMG
iPad 2 (GSM) : IPSW, DMG
iPad 2 (CDMA) : IPSW, DMG
iPhone 3GS : IPSW, DMG
iPhone 4 (GSM) : IPSW, DMG
iPhone 4 (CDMA) : IPSW, DMG
iPod Touch 3rd : IPSW, DMG
iPod Touch 4th : IPSW, DMG

 iTunes 10.5 Beta 6
Windows 32-bit : Zip
Windows 64-bit : Zip
Mac : DMG

Alternate Link


iMZDL: iOS 5 & Mac OS X 10.7

Here is iOS 5 beta 6 Features :
iOS 5 beta 6 expires on: Thursday September 29, 2011

As expected, Apple has released iOS 5 beta 6 to developers today as the fall launch of the major iOS software upgrade nears.
It will expire on Thursday September 29, 2011




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So what it means for you?

If you activated your UDID and installed the beta, keep in mind that the beta has a timebomb attached to it. On August 4, iOS 5 Beta 1 will stop working (meaning that the build will lock you out of the phone). Remember to sync and maintain regular backups of your stuff (which you should be doing anyway).

But can’t the timebomb be deactivated?!

No. That involves modifying lockdown, which would cause it to return an invalid signature on boot and therefore brick the phone. Since we don’t have an iBoot-level exploit for iOS 5, we can’t break the boot chain.

Will I be able to backup my phone after the build deactivates itself?

I’m not entirely sure, but assume that it doesn’t.

Will it make a difference if I have a Wi-Fi only device and just change the date and time?

Sorry, but that won’t work (from experience).

Will iTunes let me restore 4.3.3 back to my iDevice, and will everything still be there?

Yes! If you have your SHSH backed UP!

Why does Apple timebomb builds?

Because you’re not supposed to be using them for productive uses. They’re meant to help developers port their apps to iOS 5.