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11.3 - 13.31 are audioOS
13.4 and beyond should be renamed HomePod Software

osFiles/macOS/20x - 11.x/20G630.json has no deviceMap at all. My wiki-generating script really doesn't like that...

Currently all bridgeOS releases on appledb are missing sources (ipsw URL, hashes, file size). A lot of them are available on theiphonewiki and we should import them from there.

You can use this https://xcodereleases.com/

Last year's iPad 10th gen and iPad Pro are missing the "board" property in deviceFiles. I need this for the wiki generator to get the correct baseband from the ipsw.

E.g. if I am on https://appledb.dev/firmware/Apple-Watch-Magnetic-Charging-Cable-Firmware/10M1279 and click on the device name, the link points to:

https://appledb.dev/device/identifier/Apple%20Watch%20Magnetic%20Fast%20Charger%20to%20USB-C%20Cable

which returns a 404 error because the correct URL is:

https://appledb.dev/device/identifier/Apple-Watch-Magnetic-Fast-Charger-to-USB-C-Cable

Hi! I'd like to first thank you guys for keeping up such a great database. I used to be a jailbreaker back when I had my iPod Touches, 3rd and 4th generations, and although it was quite easier back then to find information about jailbreaking, it was still also harder to keep up with the latest news and what iOS version was or wasn't supported - we didn't have anything that concentrated all devices, iOS versions and jailbreaking methods in one place...

With that said, I feel like I had to point out some usability questions, mainly where the previous Spreadsheet made it more intuitive.

My main issue is that I can't seem to understand the connection between Device, iOS version and Jailbreak Options. I should enumerate my bothers on a "narrative" basis to make them more clear...

• I come in from Devices > [my chosen device] - I see that there's red X's and green V's that at first made me believe were related to Jailbreak status; however, after hovering over them, I noticed they mean "not signed" and "signed", which I'm not sure at all if relating to the iOS IPSW themselves, to the commit/PR that added them in to the DB, but either way, I noticed it has nothing to do with jailbreak availability. -- IMHO it's a debatable point if the main concern should be pointing at the "jailbreaker" instead of the "casual user" (or more like "casual researcher"), but I'd guess the majority of users would be looking here explicitly after jailbreaks (like I was), and it's really unintuitive what the check-marks and X's mean at first.
• After expanding any iOS version that isn't supported, I only see "View More". - By that, I thought that the "Jailbreaks" there listed would apply to my previous specific selection, but alas, no, they are generic and only apply to that specific iOS version. I later noticed that when there's a "match", whenever I expand the iOS version, the Jailbreaks are shown. -- I'd suggest keeping the "Jailbreaks" area visible in the unsupported iOS versions' accordions, either empty, or with a "No jailbreak method available" message.

watchOS 9 beta 6 was released on August 15 but it's still missing on appledb. I didn't add it together with iOS 16.0b6 because my fancy automated script works off ipsw URLs 😅

its some sort of mediatek chip

https://developer.apple.com/download/all/?q=command%20line%20tools

Only the one with an iPSW was added

You can use this https://xcodereleases.com/

There is a near-empty iOS/18x - 14.x/18B5052i.json file, with "osStr": "iPadOS" and an empty deviceMap. As far as I can tell from theiphonewiki, that build was only for iPads, so it shouldn't be in the iOS directory at all.

But I'm not entirely sure, so I'm filing this issue for someone else to double-check instead of deleting it myself.

Hi! The board and model information from apple db for my iPad doesn't line up with what I'm seeing elsewhere, so I was hoping you could double check it.
The information I'm getting from my device (US iPad Pro 12.9" 5th Gen cellular w/1TB SSD + 16GB RAM) is that I have Model A2379, which corresponds to iPad Pro 12.9-inch (5th generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular with mmWave in the db. This description is correct, however that page indicates that the Identifier should be iPad13,9 — which I believe is actually the identifier for the A2378 (1 or 2 TB WiFi variant).

Every other source I can find (including those that pull directly from my device such as Blobsaver) indicates that my Identifier is iPad13,11 with board J523xAP. In the db, 13,11/J523xAP says it's the "Mainland China" model which isn't what I own. From what I can gather, iPad13,8 and iPad13,9 should both be the WiFi-only model, with 13,8 being the 128, 256, or 512 GB storage variant, and 13,9 being the 1 or 2 TB variant with extra RAM, while models 13,10 and 13,11 are the same variants but for Cellular iPads.

6A5238h is added but no sources

Would it be possible to add RSS/Atom feeds to the AppleDB? I guess that API is better place to implement that than frontend app.

As of now, even smart tools like Inoreader struggle to watch for page changes.

If that’s something not directly on your radar but welcome feature I can try to implement it in spare time :)

I added the releaseNotes link for all iOS 16.x. Someone needs to add the missing releaseNotes for iPadOS 16.x, and add all the securityNotes links for both iOS and iPadOS. It's a tedious task of digging through https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201222 :)

I need this data to auto-generate the 16.x release lists on theapplewiki. I prefer if the links are not taken from the wiki, but independently collected from HT201222, so that we can notice possible mistakes on the wiki too.

1. A1827 - Apple Watch Dock
2. https://fccid.io/BCGA2921
3. A2687?

The deviceMaps for all watchOS 8.x versions contain Apple Watch Series 7 (Watch6,6 through Watch6,9). However, watchOS 8.0 betas were not available for the Series 7, since it wasn't even announced yet. The Series 7 shipped with 8.0, it didn't get any earlier betas.

iPhone 4s - 9B179
Untethered
https://github.com/eatingurtoes/g1lbertCFW

https://appledb.dev/jailbreak/Chimera.html
https://chimera.coolstar.org/

iOS 10.0 Beta 1 - https://appledb.dev/firmware/iOS/14A5261v.html

https://github.com/Coalfire-Research/iOS-11.1.2-15B202-Jailbreak

1. A1645 - magic keyboard 2 battery
2. A1612- Apple Pencil 1 battery
3. A1672 - Magic Mouse 2 battery
4. A1542 - Magic Trackpad 2 battery
5. A2362 - MagSafe Battery Pack Battery

watchOS 9.1b5, 9.2b1 and 9.2b2 are missing all the new watch models (SE 2, Series 8, and Ultra) on their deviceMaps. I noticed this when generating theiphonewiki beta firmware lists from appledb data.

Socket supports all iOS 10 betas

6.6 - 19P6066

I would like to propose labeling jailbreak methods, untethered, semi-untethered, semi-tethered, and tethered.

recent macOS 12 and 13 betas for example

https://www.theiphonewiki.com/wiki/J99AP
https://www.theiphonewiki.com/wiki/J98AP

macOS, iOS, iPadOS