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That’s the game, folks! Mere days, nay hours, after the iPhoneSIMfree iPhone unlocking software was made available through resellers worldwide, the iPhone Dev crew has released their own iPhone software unlock solution - for the right old price of FREE! The battle to bring a completely free unlock software to market is now over, with iUnlock clinching the checkered flag - the iPhone Dev Team has brought iPhoneSIMfree to their knees! This particular software-based SIM unlock solution is a bit more involved than iPhoneSIMfree’s software, but we think the extra effort is worth the $ 100 that you’ll keep in your wallet. Roll up your sleeves and prepare yourselves to get down and dirty with the iPhone Dev Team’s unlock hack. You’ll need the iUnlock app, nor, and the .fls file to free your iPhone of AT&T’s evil grip. You can find all the needed components here or here . Find the official unlocking guide here . HaRRo, of iPhone Dev Team fame, has announced that the more technically challenged iphone users out there can expect a GUI, fully automated version of the iUnlock SIM unlock solution very soon. So, if getting down to the nitty gritty file hacks isn’t your cup of iPhone-hacking-tea, then just keep your pants on, you’ll have a foolproof method in your hands soon enough. We gotta give it up to the iPhone Dev Team on this one. They really pulled through for the entire community, and with in classy, altruistic fashion. Way to go guys! Disclaimer : We take no responsibility if you happen to fall into the group of people that brick their iPhones with this hack - it’s possible, so don’t blame us if it happens. Thanks, Jerome! ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:iPhoneSIMfree: Release of software unlock solution for the Apple iPhone in three daysiPhoneSIMfree iPhone unlocking software goes retail - go forth and unlock your iPhones!Apple iPhone gets software unlocked - finally!Want some video proof that the iPhoneSIMfree...

It looks like the AT&T legal hounds haven’t gotten to the guys at iPhoneSIMfree.com yet. Unlike UniquePhones ‘ questionable software unlock status , iPhoneSIMfree has already clearly demonstrated , through independent means, that their software-based unlock solution truly does free the Apple iPhone from AT&T’s evil grasp. Today they’ve released FAQ on their website in which they outline their plans to make their iPhone-unlocking software available for public consumption in just 3 days! Well, the software should be available witthin 48-72 hours, so we’re going with the three-day mark just to play it safe. Hit up the FAQ - it’ll answer any and all questions you might have about iPhoneSIMfree.com ’s software unlock for your iPhone. Source ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Apple iPhone gets software unlocked - finally!Completely unlocked Apple iPhone - hardware unlock uses circuit workaround!Slide 2 UnLock will make your WinMo device feel like an iPhoneTeenaged iPhone hardware unlock hacker trades unlocked iPhone for Nissan 350Z and three iPhones!Hardware unlock tutorial for Apple iPhone is now live!

Blogging about the iPhone is a popular thing to do, for many reasons. You have the people who think the iPhone is a gift from god without realizing it is probably the most locked device to ever be released on to the market, you have the people who think that the mobile websites built on jawsome Web 2.0 scripting languages are cool and then you have the people who know about the first two groups and try to build something that will get them written about on TechCrunch and increase their Adsense revenue at the end of the month. Yes the iPhone is beautiful, yes the iPhone has a large screen which makes these “applications” work well, but to call the iPhone a revolutionary product because of that is simply false. The iPhone’s web browser is built on the WebKit browser engine , something that every Nokia owner running the the last few versions of the S60 operating system have had for some time now. Nokia published a press release on April 16 of this year announcing their new “widgets” platform for S60 that uses their WebKit based browser implementation. I put the word widgets in quotation marks because at first I thought what you’re probably thinking right now, who the hell cares about widgets, right? Widgets is Nokia’s way of saying that they are letting web developers build applications in scripting and mark up languages (AJAX, HTML) that they already know, instead of having to learn how to program in Symbian.c++ which can cause your brain to explode. Nokia’s widgets = iPhone’s applications. Did I mention that unlike the iPhone they can run offline? There are two podcasts that developers and enthusiastic users alike should listen to, the first one being an interview with Ganesh Silverman about what S60 Widgets can do and what the future holds in terms of added functionality such as interfacing with the data and hardware in your mobile phone. The second is a panel discussion with Niklas von Knorring and Petrus Lundqvist...

When Steve Jobs said the iPhone would be the first cell phone to bring the full internet experience in the palm of your hand you could hear millions of S60 users around the world producing a faint moan. The iPhone uses the "Safari Engine," a marketing term for the open source webkit project. Here is [...]