Iphone unlocking is a hit among the press at IDF

Buy the device for 300 dollars, unlock it and be posh in Europe

Fri Sep 21 2007, 00:57

STEVE JOBS MAY be miffed, but a certain e-mail with unlocking instructions was printed and shared among interested members of the press, here in the press room at Intel's DF.

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Press room was filled with Iphones

We may have underestimated, but we have counted no less than 19 Eyephones being unlocked by "international" hacks, with some claiming that it took them several hours to unlock it- and even more restarts than on an installation of Windows ME.

We wonder how will some hacks pass customs bulging with Iphones. They'll probably rely on Jesus effect caused by this posh device. µ

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