by iPhone Users on June 11, 2011
If the UDID your device is not activated as registered device in iOS Provisioning Portal, you will most likely getting this error on iTunes after restore to iOS beta.
We’re unable to complete your activation.
This device is not registered as part of the iPhone Developer Program.
If you are a member of the Program, please register your device in the iPhone
Developer Program Portal.
In order to install iOS beta version (such as iOS 4 beta or iOS 5 beta), you will need to be registered as iOS developer and add device ID (UDID) to provisioning portal.
Otherwise, if you don’t want to pay $99 only to let you trying new features iOS beta version, you can ask existing developer (family, friends, someone forum, etc) to add your device to provisioning portal for free. If you don’t know anyone that will let you add UDID for free, you can spent a few bucks to activate UDID using online services which offering UDID activation service.
To see the best and trusted UDID activation services, click here!
It’s a good deal to pay a few bucks instead paying $99 to enroll yourself as registered iOS developer.
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by iPhone Users on June 10, 2011
by iPhone Users on June 8, 2011
So you have downloaded iOS 5 beta 1, download and install itunes 10.5 beta, and restore iOS 5 through shift + restore method.
Now, all you have to do is activate UDID of your device (if you haven’t done so) through some online UDID activation service for a few bucks.
Don’t want to pay a few bucks for UDID activation fee?
Try these trick to activate iOS 5 beta 1 after you have installed iOS 5 beta 1 and stuck in “could not activate” iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad and wanted to try out iOS 5 beta 1 for free (without paying any pennies to activate UDID). Yes, this is bypass UDID activation.
However, this is especially when you already have installed iOS 5 on iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad but have UDID unactivated yet. If you haven’t installed iOS 5 yet, it the best to activate UDID without developer account
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by iPhone Users on June 8, 2011
Do you want to install iOS 5 beta to iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad and try out the top 10 features of iOS 5 including the new 200 new features?
You need to be enrolled as Apple iOS Developer Portal and activate device ID also known as UDID into iOS provisioning portal by adding device ID to iOS Provisioning Portal.
How much will it cost to register as iOS developer? Is it free?
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by iPhone Users on June 8, 2011
First of all, what is UDID? It’s ‚ÄúUnique Device Identifier,‚Äù is simply a specific serial number for your iDevice and it’s unique, so you will not find same UDID for 2 devices. UDID is a 40-number, alphanumeric string.
In order to install and trying Apple’s beta software such as iOS 3 beta, iOS 4 beta, or iOS 5 beta, you will need to register your UDID first.
How-to get the UDID of iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad?
Connect your device, open iTunes, in Summary tab you will see serial number.
Click on serial number and you will see the UDID of the current device. Click Edit → Copy on iTunes menu bar to copy your UDID.
I have my UDID copied, what now?
Apple allows a developer account to test beta iOS apps up to 100 iDevices. Well, if you are apple’s paid developer, you can simply put your UDID and activate it in Apple’s Dev Center. But, if you are not apple’s paid developer? Simply register as apple developer, but it’s not free. You need to pay $99 to be Apple’s Paid Developer.
Do not like to pay $99 to be Apple developer?
Continue reading then.
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by iPhone Users on June 8, 2011
First of all, what is UDID? It’s ‚ÄúUnique Device Identifier,‚Äù is simply a specific serial number for your iDevice and it’s unique, so you will not find same UDID for 2 devices. UDID is a 40-number, alphanumeric string.
In order to install and trying Apple’s beta software such as iOS 3 beta, iOS 4 beta, or iOS 5 beta, you will need to register your UDID first.
How-to get the UDID of iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad?
Connect your device, open iTunes, in Summary tab you will see serial number.
Click on serial number and you will see the UDID of the current device. Click Edit → Copy on iTunes menu bar to copy your UDID.
I’ve got my UDID, what now?
Apple allows a developer account to test beta iOS apps up to 100 iDevices. Well, if you are apple’s paid developer, you can simply put your UDID and activate it in Apple’s Dev Center. But, if you are not apple’s paid developer? Simply register as apple developer, but it’s not free. You need to pay $99 to be Apple’s iOS Developer Program.
Do not like to pay $99 for Apple iOS Developer Program?
Continue reading then to activate UDID without becoming developer then.
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