Thanks to the guys at MacNN, we’ve caught Apple’s official statement and stand regarding the numerous ways of unlocking its pride and joy, the iPhone. iPhones that have been damaged as a result of hardware hacking will not be covered under the warranty (Duh!? Who would have thought that Apple will condone such an act?), […]

The wonderful folk at the Embraceware blog thought up a way for you to stream videos stored on your Mac straight to your iPhone so you can watch it there (and ostensibly over the net as well).
You can head over to the site for the instructions, and for more info. In case you want to […]

I bet Apple fanboys and techies all over the world are rejoicing over the developments in the past couple of weeks. One is the announcement made by Steve-boy of the price reduction of the iPhone in the US for the Holiday season and the other is the newly released GUI iPhone unlock software made available […]

Reports have come out that Apple has tweaked the new iPods (Classic, Touch, nano) so that iTunes breaks when you use the Linux operating system.
Some folk who like Linux a whole lot (or dislike Apple in general) have repurposed the older iPods to run off Linux instead, but Apple seems to have inserted new code […]

For the few unbelievers out there, here’s actual video of an iPhone unlock, courtesy of our colleagues at Engadget:

A lot of the talk about iPhones being “finally” liberated from the Apple/AT&T tyranny and being unlocked for service anywhere in the world this past month have been either of two things: an incredibly complicated hack worthy only of the best hax0rz, or totally bogus.
Of late, more and more of these stories are turning out […]

It’s all over.
The boys at iPhoneSIMfree have won the Great Race. The definitive software unlock of the iPhone has finally been achieved. (Get a whiff of their smugness here.)
Meantime Engadget’s got all the gory details, steps, videos and links over here.
We can expect a tsunami of new iPhone sales activity. With this development, there is […]