Free your iPhone

For free

By Egan Orion

Wed Sep 12 2007, 15:21

OPEN SOURCE developers have released free software that enables owners to unlock Apple's Iphone themselves, freeing them from AT&T.

There are apparently two versions, one that uses the terminal window to enter commands, and a second, more user friendly version that has a GUI front-end.

Apple could release a software update tomorrow that breaks this unlocking application, but it reportedly doesn't intend to do that deliberately.

The GUI version of this free as in freedom and free as in beer Ip`hone unlocking software is here. µ

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