i just want the iPhone to sync my data and my work into my Mac ...that's all.

no show-off behaviour on this statement ...but i know only only thing = Mac devices working gracefully ,both hardware and software .


enuff said

I second on that, been using macbook almost a year now, no problem so far compare to using windows base with all the viruses, spyware etc that slows down ur hardware, still havent finish exploring all the vast software,


This post has been edited by deu5: Aug 22 2007, 04:24 PM

Do you mind to guide us how do you do that, prefer screen shot if can.

I've been using Windows Mobile (PPC) for almost 2 years, no virus as well.

I heard the iPhone software updates won't work with hacked iPhones, where it would restore the phone to original settings. But that is for application hacks, not sure about these "Sim hacks".

SIM hack should still works.
Since it does nothing to the software. It's just adding extra code on the SIM to fool the iPhone that it's an AT&T SIM.

owh!...really?...that's sound interesting...

Interesting:-

Group successfully details hardware-based iPhone unlocking
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/07/08..._unlocking.html

10 Steps to unlock iPhone (Step by step guide on the right)
http://iphonejtag.blogspot.com/2007/08/step-1.html

Certainly not for the faint hearted, look at the "energy" it took this guy to do it (pic)

This post has been edited by civic98: Aug 24 2007, 09:54 PM


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It's over guys.

iPhone software unlock solution: http://www.iphonesimfree.com/

Can't believe it's taken this long.

Note that the iphonesimfree people are planning to charge money for each unlock.

The next race starts now: Who will release the first open-source unlocker?

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Added on August 25, 2007, 6:14 amAlso check this out: The world's second unlocked iPhone is being sold on eBay. Current bid: US$15,000:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...em=230164884672

This post has been edited by rajulkabir: Aug 25 2007, 06:14 AM

Engadget announces first full-software iPhone unlock

http://www.tuaw.com/2007/08/24/engadget-an...ock-embargo-un/

iPhone unlocked: AT&T loses iPhone exclusivity, August 24, 2007, 12:00PM EDT

http://www.engadget.com/2007/08/24/iphone-...august-24-2007/

Second iPhone software unlock promised tomorrow

http://www.engadget.com/2007/08/24/iphone-...ins-to-heat-up/

Know Your Rights: Is it illegal to unlock my iPhone?

http://www.engadget.com/2007/08/24/know-yo...lock-my-iphone/

Enjoy!

Report:
Turbo SIM + Maxis, everything working except cant get call-in. Going to try another telco to verify is it Maxis' problem.

Sorry Wei but I can't see how "can't get call-in" can possibly be even close to "everything working"...

Good luck on the hacking process though. Am awaiting further breakthoughs with much anticipation!

perhaps wei want to tell us that the phone are already unlocked ...but for call-in , the iPhone unable to do so

let him to tweak

Bro... i said "except" mar...
It's easier for me to put it that way, instead of saying: "sms in, sms out, edge, blah blah blah...".

Anyway, since the software unlock are coming tonight. We shall wait for more report.
Anyone trying the software unlock?

lol
as i said earlier on, 1 week is the time for unlocking iPhones for free

good news for malaysia mac user. however, i will void the warranty, i wonder why don we just wait for the official release instead of hacking it?

The iPhone is only sold in the U.S. and has not been released for sale in Malaysia. If you have bougth an iPhone, the only way to claim any sort of warranty is to send it back to the States. I am not even sure whetehr you have to state your location of residence to make such warranty claims. It's like buying the Wii or PS3. Your warranty comes from the vendor who sold it to you, on his terms.

Having said that, TurboSIM works, with caveats.

Tested on a DIGI Prepaid, everything works.

Tested on MAXIS Postpaid, only incoming calls do not work. Not sure why this is so at this stage, but will investigate further. Refering to a post at another forum, somone who tested with the SilverCard SIM cloning hack also reported complete functions on a DIGI Postpaid, but when using a Prepaid MAXIS, incoming calls were also unavailable. Could very well be a protocol that is used by MAXIS that is in conflict with the iPhone? Some one postulated that it could be a NOM problem (dont ask me what it is - Google for it).

wow.. quite an in-depth discussion on apple iphone here... allow me to input some information into this thread by saying

uname: root
pwd: alpine

how much does a iphone costs now?

www.apple.com/iphone