Do any know where can buy Apple iPhone in Malaysia?
Where can buy Apple iPhone in Malaysia
Where can buy Apple iPhone in Malaysia
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Aug 9 2007, 06:57 AM, updated 19y ago
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Do any know where can buy Apple iPhone in Malaysia?
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Aug 9 2007, 07:25 AM
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Even if you could get one it wouldn't work as it is locked into AT&T's services. Wait till either someone hacks the phone or it arrives officially in Asia. Probably around 2008.
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Aug 9 2007, 08:04 AM
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even if you were to hack it, there's no compartment for sim card
the last time i heard, digi and maxis are trying to tendering for iphone. dunno how true is that |
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Aug 9 2007, 08:19 AM
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QUOTE(peanuts @ Aug 9 2007, 08:04 AM) even if you were to hack it, there's no compartment for sim card there is simcard compartment for iphone, all you need to do is just eject it by using small stick like paperclip. Try not giving false information. Thanksthe last time i heard, digi and maxis are trying to tendering for iphone. dunno how true is that iphone can be hacked by using sim card writer, V1 sim card, AT&T sim card and your current sim card, try google it. Of course the method is illegal. |
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Aug 9 2007, 09:00 AM
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If i was you i rather not buy iPhone, at least untill it retail in Malaysia officially because with all this hack, u gotta to remmebr that to Update new song or new file to the iPhone u have to connect to iTunes and even when your iphone is a hack iPhone, i am sure that apple will update your iphone and makes it unusable
So better wait untill next year |
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Aug 9 2007, 09:44 AM
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Aug 9 2007, 09:45 AM
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A simple question deserve simple answer.
Here's my answer, contact me if you interested, I can hook you up for one. But be prepare to pay a premium for it. Else, you can bid in ebay. |
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Aug 9 2007, 09:57 AM
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i'm going to U.S after hari raya... i could get u one...
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Aug 9 2007, 10:17 AM
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So you mean, its been "unlocked"? By unlocked I mean that you can pop in any sim card from any telco in Malaysia and start receiving calls/sms
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Aug 9 2007, 10:20 AM
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QUOTE(mcblade @ Aug 9 2007, 08:19 AM) there is simcard compartment for iphone, all you need to do is just eject it by using small stick like paperclip. Try not giving false information. Thanks hahaha your welcome iphone can be hacked by using sim card writer, V1 sim card, AT&T sim card and your current sim card, try google it. Of course the method is illegal. wei, you mean you have ways to get it here in msia ? i wonder how much will it cost |
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Aug 9 2007, 10:43 AM
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Rm 3000 minimum maybe
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Aug 9 2007, 11:12 AM
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Just give u guys some idea, the fees include taxes, insured delivery from US & some profit for the supplier.
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Aug 9 2007, 01:48 PM
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you guys... just do it in PM lar...
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Aug 9 2007, 04:54 PM
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iphone is unlockable already
google it |
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Aug 9 2007, 05:52 PM
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Hmmm yeah I read up on it. Not really doable by everyone though since you need to get a Sim Card writer as well as blank sim cards. I'll just wait till it officially arrives here before I even think of buying it. Hopefully by the time it arrives it'll be iPhone v2.0
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Aug 13 2007, 11:52 AM
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yeah...
waiting for v2.0 |
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Aug 16 2007, 03:09 PM
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erm my friend selling rm2,2k
but u have to wait for like 1-2 month and the phone cant unlock not worth la |
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Aug 19 2007, 03:00 AM
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i got 1 unit but i dunno how to unlocked it .. . aiks big head
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Aug 22 2007, 05:08 PM
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Aug 23 2007, 12:37 AM
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actually why is the phone locked n unlocking is wat? ...
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Aug 23 2007, 02:27 AM
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locked to make a call out, juz like what normal sim should do.
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Aug 23 2007, 02:34 AM
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Oct 3 2007, 05:48 PM
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Hi,
I got a few stock to let go. iPhone 8GB NEW - FULLY UNLOCKED - RM2600 iPhone 4GB NEW - FULLY UNLOCKED - RM2200 * Only Maxis cannot incoming call -UNLOCK YOUR IPHONE SERVICE AT RM150 only!!! Call / SMS Danny 019 2888150 / 014 2296986 |
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Oct 3 2007, 05:55 PM
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QUOTE(polyester @ Oct 3 2007, 05:48 PM) Hi, waa rm150....I got a few stock to let go. iPhone 8GB NEW - FULLY UNLOCKED - RM2600 iPhone 4GB NEW - FULLY UNLOCKED - RM2200 * Only Maxis cannot incoming call -UNLOCK YOUR IPHONE SERVICE AT RM150 only!!! Call / SMS Danny 019 2888150 / 014 2296986 there's a tutorial online can follow, FOC |
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Oct 4 2007, 05:30 PM
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Another rip-off
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Oct 4 2007, 05:32 PM
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QUOTE(polyester @ Oct 3 2007, 05:48 PM) Hi, bleh, anySIM is cheaper than that, okay pricing though, can fight with LG pradaI got a few stock to let go. iPhone 8GB NEW - FULLY UNLOCKED - RM2600 iPhone 4GB NEW - FULLY UNLOCKED - RM2200 * Only Maxis cannot incoming call -UNLOCK YOUR IPHONE SERVICE AT RM150 only!!! Call / SMS Danny 019 2888150 / 014 2296986 |
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Oct 6 2007, 12:14 AM
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QUOTE(deric88 @ Oct 3 2007, 05:55 PM) Though the guides are free but to get it right is not. It took me like 3 full days to get everything in order. I admit I am slow. Those who who has zero or very little knowledge about computers will take probably them a week to unlock the phone using the guide. Or maybe never. So, it is not really free. Effort has to be spent. In addition to this, you are risking ur precious iphone to turn into an expensive paper weight. I am not supporting the seller or suggesting RM150 is a fair price for his service. |
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Oct 6 2007, 12:19 AM
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I doubt it.
Some of the guides are so detailed, it is basically holding your hands on the step-by-step procedure. YOU DONT NEED to be a 1337 hacker to do this, if you can follow instructions, you can do this. They are practically a no-brainer, noob-friendly. The only way you can make this any easier on yourself is if they come up with a single-click unlock applications. |
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Oct 6 2007, 01:05 AM
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I can get an iphone 8GB for less then RM1.5K
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Oct 6 2007, 01:33 AM
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QUOTE(stringfellow @ Oct 6 2007, 12:19 AM) I doubt it. YOU DON'T NEED TO BE A HACKER to unlock iphone. I am not a hacker myself. I am just a hobbyist. I agreed with you that the guide is simple to follow along with the tools they provided but not to the extend of holding hands. Some of the guides are so detailed, it is basically holding your hands on the step-by-step procedure. YOU DONT NEED to be a 1337 hacker to do this, if you can follow instructions, you can do this. They are practically a no-brainer, noob-friendly. The only way you can make this any easier on yourself is if they come up with a single-click unlock applications. It is a good thing to have more than 1 guide to refer to. However, sometimes they confused you. The guides use different ways to achieve the same objective. It is a whole different perspective for a 1st timer (zero experience in unlocking iphone) like myself. Take for example, one guide says install OpenSSH thru AppTap to enable SSH while the other guide uses dropbear to enable SSH. For uninitiated, the immediate question would be what the hell is SSH anyway? After you have gone thru the process and successfully unlocked the iphone, you understood the differences and became more familiar with the processes involved. Subsequently, the guide became alot clearer and it is not as hard as it seems. Probably, for a more experience hacker like yourself, you can understand the guide easily and it felt like a hands holding guide. |
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Oct 6 2007, 01:38 AM
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QUOTE(couleur @ Oct 6 2007, 01:05 AM) Mate, care to PM me on this? About the online tutorials, it's true indeed. They are basically spoonfeeding you till the tiniest of details, so aslong as you're looking at the better written tutorials. But there's always the paranoia factor where people'd rather let the sellers of their phones do the unlocking, under the sheer eccentric fear of corrupting the phone itself. |
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Oct 6 2007, 01:57 AM
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QUOTE(sshark @ Oct 6 2007, 01:33 AM) YOU DON'T NEED TO BE A HACKER to unlock iphone. I am not a hacker myself. I am just a hobbyist. I agreed with you that the guide is simple to follow along with the tools they provided but not to the extend of holding hands. Nope, didnt claim claim for the life of me to be any semblance of a hacker. In fact, im like you, i have no prior experience whatsoever unlocking a phone. What i did was to understand the WHY they did it, instead of "okay, you do this first, do this next, etc etc...". There are options out there if you care to look. For example, that OpenSSH step you mentioned. There is an easier way using a program called Putty for WinXP for feeding command lines into the iPhone after you have located its IP address. The guide at http://iphone.unlock.no basically have this as one of its steps. All if you care to look more thoroughly and weigh all your options. In fact, im more inclined to trust and feel more comfortable with the guide at that link i provided than the myriad other options that wants you to dropbear or drop Installer.app via AppTapp, since you are basically relying on the already unstable iPhone you have just jailbroken to do the SSHing for you INSIDE the iPhone, instead of a stable platform like WinXP OUTSIDE the volatile internals of the iPhone.It is a good thing to have more than 1 guide to refer to. However, sometimes they confused you. The guides use different ways to achieve the same objective. It is a whole different perspective for a 1st timer (zero experience in unlocking iphone) like myself. Take for example, one guide says install OpenSSH thru AppTap to enable SSH while the other guide uses dropbear to enable SSH. For uninitiated, the immediate question would be what the hell is SSH anyway? After you have gone thru the process and successfully unlocked the iphone, you understood the differences and became more familiar with the processes involved. Subsequently, the guide became alot clearer and it is not as hard as it seems. Probably, for a more experience hacker like yourself, you can understand the guide easily and it felt like a hands holding guide. So, nope, im not a hacker nor am i an unlocker. I merely ask the right questions, WHY, instead of just following orders, coz if you just follow orders and things go wrong, who do you go to then? With better understanding of what's going on, you can do some troubleshooting and deduction by yourself and retrace your steps to see where you went wrong instead of what most of the others who did the step-by-step thing and things went horribly wrong with them, did what they are inclined to do: whine and bawl their eyes out. You should have been there the first two weeks when the free unlocking applications were made available. Endless threads of people who had no idea what they are doing, came bawling, crying and bawling their eyes out, whining that they have bricked their iPhones for doing the unlocking by themselves with no clue whatsoever what they are doing, other than blindly trusting a guide from someone they have never known or met. Like i said before, if im that evil, i could just write one of these unlocking guides of my own, but with malicious intent of bricking every single iPhones that uses my guide. Im curious, do you have any restraints or doubts in your mind that these guides may hold such malicious intents? If you answer "yes", then what is stopping you from researching further for other guides and authenticate the validity of these guides? If you answer that you did had a look at other options, ........well, i guess you have never came across the guide i have linked above, that provides a pretty much "iPhones Unlocking for Dummies" method that requires nothing but for you to simply FOLLOW them. I have done the HARD PART for you, that is authenticating that this method works , all that is left is literally to follow the hands-holding guide. Nothing wrong with it, but to me, it pays if you go the extra mile to make sure you dont end up with an expensive brick. Dont you think so? QUOTE(Samanoske Akechi @ Oct 6 2007, 01:38 AM) Mate, care to PM me on this? Paranoia i can understand, but what guarantees can you get if you let others do it for a fee? Let say the guy says he can do it for RM150. If he somehow bricked it, can he "guarantee" you a fresh virgin iPhone, should he bricked it in the process of unlocking? If such service exists, i'll be the first in line, nobody likes to be responsible for such a burden, including me! Which is why, im not inclined to even offer such services with a fee, because i simply cannot guarantee that i will not brick your iPhone in the process.About the online tutorials, it's true indeed. They are basically spoonfeeding you till the tiniest of details, so aslong as you're looking at the better written tutorials. But there's always the paranoia factor where people'd rather let the sellers of their phones do the unlocking, under the sheer eccentric fear of corrupting the phone itself. This post has been edited by stringfellow: Oct 6 2007, 02:07 AM |
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Oct 6 2007, 02:45 AM
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QUOTE(stringfellow @ Oct 6 2007, 01:57 AM) Nope, didnt claim claim for the life of me to be any semblance of a hacker. In fact, im like you, i have no prior experience whatsoever unlocking a phone. What i did was to understand the WHY they did it, instead of "okay, you do this first, do this next, etc etc...". There are options out there if you care to look. For example, that OpenSSH step you mentioned. There is an easier way using a program called Putty for WinXP for feeding command lines into the iPhone after you have located its IP address. The guide at http://iphone.unlock.no basically have this as one of its steps. All if you care to look more thoroughly and weigh all your options. In fact, im more inclined to trust and feel more comfortable with the guide at that link i provided than the myriad other options that wants you to dropbear or drop Installer.app via AppTapp, since you are basically relying on the already unstable iPhone you have just jailbroken to do the SSHing for you INSIDE the iPhone, instead of a stable platform like WinXP OUTSIDE the volatile internals of the iPhone. The guide, http://iphone.unlock.no, you provided is as good as any other guides that I referred to. Furthermore, I can't use that guide because I am not using Windows. Probably, you will say "why don't you get Windows and get on with it". Well, I will buy a copy someday. Mean while, I have to refer to other guide to unlock my iphone.So, nope, im not a hacker nor am i an unlocker. I merely ask the right questions, WHY, instead of just following orders, coz if you just follow orders and things go wrong, who do you go to then? With better understanding of what's going on, you can do some troubleshooting and deduction by yourself and retrace your steps to see where you went wrong instead of what most of the others who did the step-by-step thing and things went horribly wrong with them, did what they are inclined to do: whine and bawl their eyes out. You should have been there the first two weeks when the free unlocking applications were made available. Endless threads of people who had no idea what they are doing, came bawling, crying and bawling their eyes out, whining that they have bricked their iPhones for doing the unlocking by themselves with no clue whatsoever what they are doing, other than blindly trusting a guide from someone they have never known or met. Like i said before, if im that evil, i could just write one of these unlocking guides of my own, but with malicious intent of bricking every single iPhones that uses my guide. Im curious, do you have any restraints or doubts in your mind that these guides may hold such malicious intents? If you answer "yes", then what is stopping you from researching further for other guides and authenticate the validity of these guides? If you answer that you did had a look at other options, ........well, i guess you have never came across the guide i have linked above, that provides a pretty much "iPhones Unlocking for Dummies" method that requires nothing but for you to simply FOLLOW them. I have done the HARD PART for you, that is authenticating that this method works , all that is left is literally to follow the hands-holding guide. Nothing wrong with it, but to me, it pays if you go the extra mile to make sure you dont end up with an expensive brick. Dont you think so? Paranoia i can understand, but what guarantees can you get if you let others do it for a fee? Let say the guy says he can do it for RM150. If he somehow bricked it, can he "guarantee" you a fresh virgin iPhone, should he bricked it in the process of unlocking? If such service exists, i'll be the first in line, nobody likes to be responsible for such a burden, including me! Which is why, im not inclined to even offer such services with a fee, because i simply cannot guarantee that i will not brick your iPhone in the process. If you have read the guides carefully, installing OpenSSH thru AppTapp or using dropbear ssh is to install a SSH server into iphone so that you can ssh into iphone and not vice versa. I could not think of any sane person would use the iphone virtual keyboard as the input device to ssh into another iphone. Btw, putty.exe only works for windows while unixes uses openssh. From the paragraphs you have written, it is NOT as easy as "just follow the hand holding guides". First, you have to ascertain the integrity of the guide. Second, if it doesn't work the 1st time, you have to retrace your steps and see where went wrong. That is precisely why it took me couple of days to unlock the 1st phone. I had to make sure the guide make sense and it doesn't trick me into "bricking" my phone. This post has been edited by sshark: Oct 6 2007, 02:47 AM |
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Oct 6 2007, 03:11 AM
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The unlocking scene went in parallel with each other, be it Mac OS X or the WinXP. When there is an app for the WinXP, the same alternative to do the very same thing is also available in Mac OS X. I simply dont bother looking at the Mac OS X solutions or guide, simply because i dont operate it on my computer. I am willing to bet however, that the very same guide that has that very same "hand holding quality" exists for the Mac OS X as well. iBrickr in WinXP, iFuntastic/INdependence in Mac OS X....... Putty in WinXP, iPhuC in Mac OS X, i believe? In fact, i believe those who had WinXP as their unlocking platform took more risks in doing such unlocks, than the Mac OS X folks, since we are dabbling within two OSes here, unlike the Mac folks.
Again, your assumption was to think it was "easy and hand-holding" for me, and im here to explain that it is not. However, it is not as complicated as going brute-force on a 128-bit encryption, as the community does provide guides for both sides of the OSes. In fact, the very first attempts, were born out of the works of Erica Sadun who dabbles exclusively in Mac OS X. Which im sure made it a much more irrefutable notion that guides were made available for those with Mac OS X first than the WinXP. Sometimes, it's a matter of your own personal comfort zone. I went in , almost headfirst when the first unlock methods for WinXP was available. A risk im willing to take, but i cant say the same for others. As for your comment on needing 3 days to get the unlock done, was it for gathering the necessary applications to do the unlock or was it for documentations? If your unlock was done recently, then i guess you were looking at the wrong places. I can simply type in "Unlock iPhone Mac OS X" in Google, and look what is the first search return came up? Once you get that out of the way, it's a matter of getting comfortable with your conscience, and accepting the risks. Maybe you took 3 days contemplating that instead of gathering intel and apps? This post has been edited by stringfellow: Oct 6 2007, 03:22 AM |
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Oct 6 2007, 09:47 AM
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QUOTE(stringfellow @ Oct 6 2007, 03:11 AM) The unlocking scene went in parallel with each other, be it Mac OS X or the WinXP. When there is an app for the WinXP, the same alternative to do the very same thing is also available in Mac OS X. I simply dont bother looking at the Mac OS X solutions or guide, simply because i dont operate it on my computer. I am willing to bet however, that the very same guide that has that very same "hand holding quality" exists for the Mac OS X as well. iBrickr in WinXP, iFuntastic/INdependence in Mac OS X....... Putty in WinXP, iPhuC in Mac OS X, i believe? In fact, i believe those who had WinXP as their unlocking platform took more risks in doing such unlocks, than the Mac OS X folks, since we are dabbling within two OSes here, unlike the Mac folks. Those 3 days were spent practically to gather information and tools. Part of it were spent to to filter information I got from the internet as there are many of them and many were outdated. Lastly, I verified the steps and tools before I begin. It looks as though OS X has the slight advantage over windows, may be it does, but it is not all that rosy. It is just a platform and there are so many unknown when I 1st stepped out.Again, your assumption was to think it was "easy and hand-holding" for me, and im here to explain that it is not. However, it is not as complicated as going brute-force on a 128-bit encryption, as the community does provide guides for both sides of the OSes. In fact, the very first attempts, were born out of the works of Erica Sadun who dabbles exclusively in Mac OS X. Which im sure made it a much more irrefutable notion that guides were made available for those with Mac OS X first than the WinXP. Sometimes, it's a matter of your own personal comfort zone. I went in , almost headfirst when the first unlock methods for WinXP was available. A risk im willing to take, but i cant say the same for others. As for your comment on needing 3 days to get the unlock done, was it for gathering the necessary applications to do the unlock or was it for documentations? If your unlock was done recently, then i guess you were looking at the wrong places. I can simply type in "Unlock iPhone Mac OS X" in Google, and look what is the first search return came up? Once you get that out of the way, it's a matter of getting comfortable with your conscience, and accepting the risks. Maybe you took 3 days contemplating that instead of gathering intel and apps? I had only 1 option then, the phone must be unlocked. Btw, what unlocking the phone had to do with my conscience? The moment you have the phone and you are not going to hold hands with AT&T, you are already "come in terms" with your conscience. iphuc is a command line jail breaker. I presume it functions pretty much the same as independence. I had never used iphuc before. In the Unix world, we, typically, use openSSH to handle SSH. It does what puTTY does in windows and more. puTTY does not provide SSH server functionality. Looking in retro, the time spent was worthwhile. I can lock the iphone to a specific SIM card other than AT&T. No real value here, it just shows you know the iphone better |
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Oct 6 2007, 10:39 AM
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Hmm, how does where to buy become a how to hack?
anyway, just to update some here the guys from iPhones Unlocked (and iphonesimfree) has allocated 10 units of refurbished Apple iPhones to be ordered from my blog. if you're interested do drop by clicking the banner below and let me know. he informed me the stocks coming in possibly Thursday / Friday. |
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Oct 7 2007, 11:20 PM
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QUOTE(sshark @ Oct 6 2007, 09:47 AM) Those 3 days were spent practically to gather information and tools. Part of it were spent to to filter information I got from the internet as there are many of them and many were outdated. Lastly, I verified the steps and tools before I begin. It looks as though OS X has the slight advantage over windows, may be it does, but it is not all that rosy. It is just a platform and there are so many unknown when I 1st stepped out. Im glad we are on the same page here. Im even more pleased to see that im conversing with a fellow user who certainly knows what he's doing with his devices. I had only 1 option then, the phone must be unlocked. Btw, what unlocking the phone had to do with my conscience? The moment you have the phone and you are not going to hold hands with AT&T, you are already "come in terms" with your conscience. iphuc is a command line jail breaker. I presume it functions pretty much the same as independence. I had never used iphuc before. In the Unix world, we, typically, use openSSH to handle SSH. It does what puTTY does in windows and more. puTTY does not provide SSH server functionality. Looking in retro, the time spent was worthwhile. I can lock the iphone to a specific SIM card other than AT&T. No real value here, it just shows you know the iphone better This post has been edited by stringfellow: Oct 7 2007, 11:22 PM |
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Oct 8 2007, 12:11 AM
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stringfellow, sshark. Congratulations for having the most civilized discussion on LYN ever
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Oct 8 2007, 04:18 AM
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EDITED.
One more sales post from you in Apple Bytes Forum and you'll earn a 10% Warning. This post has been edited by UnUsUaL: Oct 9 2007, 03:50 PM |
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Oct 9 2007, 03:43 PM
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It is good to have a elaborated discussions with the intention to show off different perspectives of an issue to the readers.
stringfellow brought up a very good point. you must consciously know what you are doing instead of just relying on what the article has provided. First, you are not tricked into doing things that may harm you and secondly, you will benefit more from the exercise. This post has been edited by sshark: Oct 9 2007, 03:43 PM |
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Oct 9 2007, 03:48 PM
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You brought great insights into the whole mix as well, sshark. Perhaps you'd care to join in the discussion on the iPhone thread? We need more well-informed members such as yourself in there.
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Oct 14 2007, 12:07 AM
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2008 will lauch..
price shhould be 3888..crazy right?? |
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Oct 14 2007, 06:49 PM
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3,488 posts Joined: Dec 2004 From: Petaling Jaya |
takanori
where did you get that number 3888 from? some salesman somewhere? |
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Oct 14 2007, 06:56 PM
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4,423 posts Joined: Jan 2003 From: Subang Jaya |
3888 is crazy
i rather save me money and get a hacked one now.... |
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Oct 15 2007, 01:55 PM
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1,090 posts Joined: Jan 2003 From: Malaysia~Singapore |
QUOTE(MoNnY @ Oct 14 2007, 06:56 PM) i saw it someone post it also. Best way to get it at lowest price is, find a friend thats on holiday in states bring it over. Thats how i go mine. My friend working as a stewardess, bought it a usd 399+ tax. roughly about usd 420. Bring it home and hack it yourself. It will be madness to pay such exorbitant price. |
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Oct 15 2007, 01:58 PM
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no..dont hack and DONT buy us version la.. hacked stuff ussually will have problem..like now maxis can have incoming call. if u use maxis..sure that phone its not for u... now paying that expensive =,=!! for a hacked phone ??
now ppl selling 2500++ still over priced... wait for the asian version..it will come ..+ its original..unhacked... and cheaper..u do the math |
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Oct 15 2007, 02:08 PM
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4,423 posts Joined: Jan 2003 From: Subang Jaya |
if i had around RM2.3k with me, i would buy it..
carry a second phone, divert calls from the iphone to the other one.. easy.. |
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Oct 15 2007, 03:46 PM
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946 posts Joined: Jun 2007 |
QUOTE(mingdynasty @ Oct 15 2007, 01:58 PM) no..dont hack and DONT buy us version la.. hacked stuff ussually will have problem..like now maxis can have incoming call. if u use maxis..sure that phone its not for u... now paying that expensive =,=!! for a hacked phone ?? You might be waiting for over half-a-year or more, if you can wait thats fine. My iPhone is shipping in from the US next week, so I'll be happily be using it with DiGi, or Maxis (when they fix it). As for 'cheaper' I don't think so -- the reason apple has been willing to drop the price is because they get a high % of the revenue from the AT&T plan -- some say as much as 40 %. You'll pay for a much more expensive unlocked version (e.g. just take a look at Palm); and if they do negotiate a deal with a telcom provider over here, expect to be in a contract for many many months/years. now ppl selling 2500++ still over priced... wait for the asian version..it will come ..+ its original..unhacked... and cheaper..u do the math If you're not comfortable with computers/hacking around, then I suggest you follow mingdynasty and wait -- but it just might be a while. |
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Oct 16 2007, 03:07 AM
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321 posts Joined: Oct 2007 |
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Oct 16 2007, 03:47 PM
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Looking for unlock iphone...if good offer will buy COD today.. PLS PM
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Oct 17 2007, 04:43 PM
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9,048 posts Joined: Jan 2003 |
Muahahaha!
Orange to sell unlocked iPhones in France! Read: http://www.engadget.com/2007/10/17/orange-...hone-in-france/ Pretty soon, somebody going to bring them in from France. |
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Oct 17 2007, 05:17 PM
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11,305 posts Joined: Jan 2003 |
Definitely more than EUR399, and the news is vague as of fully unlocked or unlocked only to French carriers only.
In the end, you pay more than the present RM2500 to get a possibly locked (to French carriers) iPhones. Early adopters with the tons of third party apps available now continue to giggle and snicker at those who waits. It won't be EUR399 folks, with the current Euro rising, you may pay up to RM4000 when it arrives here. Unlocked to all French carriers like T-Mobile ,Orange or Vodafone, but locked to other carriers. Premature celebration ,anyone? While most of us here already caressing our iPhones, some continue grasping straws and pipe dreams. Whatever happens to waiting for the so-called Singaporean launch? |
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Oct 17 2007, 05:23 PM
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371 posts Joined: Jan 2003 From: from an open field. |
i bumped into someone from Apple today and he informed me that the iPhone will be launched here in 2008 but like in every other country the iPhone will be locked with a telco.
we will not be able to buy it and use it freely... sucky! the closest alternative now is the iTouch. This post has been edited by king_kong: Oct 17 2007, 05:24 PM |
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Oct 17 2007, 05:53 PM
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Dont get me wrong, i want it to launch locally as well, but with the current Apple's business model, i dont see it happening soon. "Soon" here being, optimistically at the end of the Apple's longest telco contract, which is AT&T's 5 years agreement. Which makes it 2012. Then you will see a fully legitimate unlocked iPhone. Otherwise, if Apple launches anything that resembles an unlocked phone, it will eat into the other launched markets, since everybody wants to stay with their favorite telco, and not locked down with a binding contract with telcos they dont like.
If that happens, then expect Apple to be sued left and right for breaching their own agreement with these telcos. Remember, they also took profit from all this telco binding agreements, so it's a stupid move for them to breach their own agreement, dont you think? In the end, unless you see some really shocking news that Apple's gonna fully open the iPhone to all, regardless of telcos, you will not see it happening. |
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Oct 18 2007, 12:56 AM
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Hi all, I'm selling the iphone for RM2199 only. 2 Units available. Fully unlocked (as your request). contact me at o_d_d@hotmail.com. Thanks.
The phones are from US. |
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Oct 19 2007, 01:27 AM
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11,305 posts Joined: Jan 2003 |
QUOTE(acbc @ Oct 17 2007, 04:43 PM) Muahahaha! Right back at ya. Orange to sell unlocked iPhones in France! Read: http://www.engadget.com/2007/10/17/orange-...hone-in-france/ Pretty soon, somebody going to bring them in from France. Words may say much,but one picture says it all! ![]() EURO999!? Enjoy your RM5000 unlocked iPhone! Muahahaha! QUOTE SIM Unlocked iPhone Available in Shops in France! - Lionel - 14:00:09 - Comments I knew that unlocked phones are more expensive, but damn! A reader from the French PC website PC INpact could take a photo of a SIM unlocked iPhone on sale in one the leading French supermarket corporation (E.Leclerc). The price for this SIM unlocked iPhone is set to 999euro! Knowing that via the grey market, one can purchase an iPhone from US Apple Store for around 300euro, making the margin for this French supermarket quite substantial... It is about time that Apple and Orange release their final agreement and subscription offer, as customers could be fouled by those offers from the grey market, especially considering that those iPhone units will most likely not be covered by warranty |
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Oct 19 2007, 02:35 AM
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1,149 posts Joined: Jan 2007 |
That's way overboard
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Oct 19 2007, 11:05 AM
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3,488 posts Joined: Dec 2004 From: Petaling Jaya |
yeah. that sign is not even French
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Oct 19 2007, 11:38 PM
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7 posts Joined: Oct 2006 From: Kuala Lumpur |
Iphone is pretty cheap...
not tat expensive as what u guys talk bout... N is the best device phone ever had... |
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Oct 20 2007, 01:47 PM
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25 posts Joined: Apr 2006 |
Can Iphone be use here in Malaysia?
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Oct 20 2007, 02:17 PM
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162 posts Joined: Jun 2007 From: between earth and heaven |
yes..can use ,but got prob wif call in for maxis..u divert it to other number laa
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Oct 20 2007, 10:45 PM
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211 posts Joined: Sep 2006 |
Easiest way you get your iPhone from US if you know someone travelling there... Bring it back and unlock it using yourself... I've just unlocked my OTB virgin 1.1.1 with no problem.. Unlocking process takes about 30 minutes although i took a few hours to download the files (about 50mb in total)... It was simple and straight forward... Am a happy owner of iPhone and using it with Digi with no problems....
So maxis ppl can also join Digi now... |
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