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== Background == |
== Background == |
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This build is based on an internal build of iOS 12.0. It was first found on an iPhone XR prototype but also has support for any device running the SoC [[T8020]]. |
This build is based on an internal build of iOS 12.0. It was first found on an iPhone XR prototype but also has support for any device running the SoC [[T8020]]. |
Revision as of 21:03, 6 August 2020
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Background
This build is based on an internal build of iOS 12.0. It was first found on an iPhone XR prototype but also has support for any device running the SoC T8020.
Applications
Upon booting SwitchBoard.app it lets you choose from the following applications.
- AltoMobile
- Alternate Reliability (hidden)
- CoexBlender (hidden)
- FactoryStencil
- LCDMura (hidden)
- LcdUTest (hidden)
- Ness (hidden)
- NonUIConsoleViewer
- NonUIQRCode (hidden)
- Operator (hidden)
- OrbCal
- Pippi (hidden)
- Reliability
- Sequencer
- Spelunx (hidden)
- USBHost
- WiPASmini