The other day I presented you with one tutorial which will teach you how to activate your iPhone on iOS 5 without having a developer UDID registered with Apple. That method requires a jailbreak of your terminal, but the one you SUBMIT today it does not require this but it only works on iPad and iPod Touch which do not have an "emergency screen" or Emergency Screen. Use this method at your own risk, I haven't tested it and I don't know if it works properly.
1. Update to iOS 5 with iTunes 10.5. After updating, turn off your device and disconnect it from the computer. Now holding the Home button, insert the USB cable into your device and keep the Home button pressed until the iTunes logo appears on the screen along with a USB cable. Now your terminal is in Recovery Mode.
2. Disconnect the terminal from the computer, simultaneously press the Home + Lock buttons and keep them pressed until the screen of your terminal turns black, a sign that the device has closed.
3. Reconnect your device to the computer and let it open. iPod or iPad should appear on the screen.
4. Press the lock button to lock the terminal. Press the lock button again to unlock it and you will be greeted by the iOS 5 wallpaper instead of the iPod text. In this screen, press the Home button 3 times to start the Voice Over function.
5. Unlock the terminal through a slide and click on the clock on the top right. While the terminal says what is written there, swipe with 3 fingers from top to bottom and the Notifications Center will be opened. From the Notifications Center, open the wather widget, then press the Home button and you will have access to iOS 5.
Considering that a correct activation is not done, I think you will have to repeat this process every time you reset your terminal. The method that involves jailbreak does not require this and works for sure, but I don't know how functional it is. I recommend that you register the UDID of your terminal in the account of a developer and benefit from the true experience of iOS 5.
