iphonesimfree.com released a FAQ to answer all your questions about their iPhone unlocking solution. Here are the most important ones: 1. Would all the same features still work? Yes. Except for Visual Voice mail (which is an exclusive AT&T feature),...

An Apple event has been officially announced for September 5th. The image above comes with the invitation to the event. Any ideas of what it could be? My bet is on a 6G iPod based on OS X and my...

Boxwave released an iPhone Charging Adapter that allows 100% backwards compatibility with any USB charger. You already have a USB charger? This 8$ iPhone accessory might be the perfect solution for you. Great ideas don't always cost a fortune!

Watch this short but really cool video. The use of iPhone's accelerometer sensor in iPhone games is amazing. The iPhone is going to become the next stress ball! What type of game would you like to see using the iPhone's...

Great….I take a one week vacation and look what happen! It seems that everybody now has a solution to hack the iPhone and unlock it from AT&T. The guys from iPhoneUnlocking announced their software only solution, Georges (watch the video)...

There’s no shortage of instant-messaging options billed as ideal for the iPhone, but up until now unless you’ve wanted to pay AT&T for an SMS message each way then you’ve been forced to use a web-based client.  It’s not ideal - there are limits on what notifications and the like they can give, and it’s hardly integrated with the rest of the handset - but beggars can’t, as the saying goes, be choosers.  Now, though, there’s a very early beta of the iPhone’s first native IM client, Apollo IM, to be excited about.  Early days indeed, but the signs are looking good.

 

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Now that the AT&T legal monkeys have set their sights on software unlocking methods, you may be thinking the hardware alternative is a more tempting one.  If that’s the case, then this Flickr gallery documenting the stages of the process might make your own attempt more straightforward; after all, there’s no such thing as too much preparation when the potential outcome is a bricked iPhone!

 

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In a twist that literally nobody on planet Earth saw coming, iPhoneUnlocking.com were forced to cancel their unlock software launch on Saturday due to apparent legal threats from AT&T, Apple’s telco partner.  Releasing a statement on their company blog, doubts were expressed whether the software would ever be allowed to see the light of day:

“After saying they were phoning on behalf of AT&T, the law firm presented issues such as copyright infringement and illegal software dissemination. Uniquephones is taking legal advice to ascertain whether AT&T was sending a warning shot or directly threatening legal action”

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