Everything unlocked
The folks of the iPhone Dev Wiki have released their free iPhone software unlock. There are two versions. The first version, is the command line software version — looks like
Here’s a relevant portion of the email I received from Wireless Imports last night related to my unlocking order:
Very Important, read from top to bottom for all the details!
Unlocking has been going on for about a day now. What are the various gadget sites saying about it?
tuaw.com doesn’t care, claiming that only Europeans care. Everyone else
The iPhone unlocking method from iPhoneSimFree is now available from Wireless Imports (USA). I put my money down and I’ll hopefully have an unlocked iPhone soon.
Actually, the only thing that I can tell that they’ve launched is a website. Anyway, they’re supposedly going to start selling unlock codes today. No, I’m serious! They’re really
Nothing like a $150+ profit margin for selling unlocked iPhones. Since you need to buy a new iPhone to get an unlocked iPhone, and not update from the 1.0.2
iPhoneSIMfree.com chose CNN as their 2nd news outlet that got to verify their iPhone software unlock method. The good news is that CNN re-verified what Engadget already verified. So yeah,
There’s no news from the $100 grand reward for free software blog, but I don’t really think you’ll see it. Why the artificial deadline? The big news today is the
I think you can see a bunch of posturing between the two companies that are ‘poised’ to release the iPhone unlock, but both of them have law-talkin’ work to do
It looks like the unlocking service of UniquePhones.com is ready to unlock the iPhone, but AT&T lawyers have slowed down the process. Their unlocking service was supposed to have
