Mobile Phones Unlock Codes
yayukbas.blogspot.com 5/7/2009 — Mobile Phones Unlock Codes

No promo codes for apps rated 17+
marco.org 7/17/2009 — No promo codes for apps rated 17+ : Without promo codes, we’re prevented from easily giving free copies of our apps to reviewers — exactly the problem that we were given the promo codes to solve. This is a big problem for apps that show internet ...

Yellowsnow (Free iPhone 3G Unlocking Software) Codes Stolen
gadgetblips.com 1/5/2009 — The codes of Yellowsnow, the free iPhone 3G unlocking software have been stolen and sold online. Find out the details.

Update: Promo codes again allowed for 17+ apps
tuaw.com 7/27/2009 — Recently, we reported that developers were not able to request promo codes for their iPhone apps if the app had received a 17+ rating due to having an embedded web browser, unfiltered 3rd party content, or contained excessive violence or sexual ...

How to scan 2d codes with iPhone
webtopmania.blogspot.com 8/28/2008 — Find out how you can use your iPhone to scan 2d codes and hard-link the physical world with wikipedia.

AT&T MMS Delay May Be Due To Opt-Out Codes [IPhone]
i.gizmodo.com 6/8/2009 — According to BGR, the reason AT&T; isn't going to be ready with MMS at launch is not because of any new pricing plan—it's because of Opt-Out MMS codes. Apparently, because people were using MMS with the iPhone 3.0 betas , AT&T; put an opt-out on all iPhone accounts. So, theoretically, if ...

NES Controller Box Stashes Keys, Konami Codes [Accessories]
i.gizmodo.com 3/11/2009 — If you've needed box to hold your jewelry, keys or loose marshmallow Puff, this $12 NES controller container will work. And by "work" I mean "keep your shameless adolescents intact 4ever." [ Etsy via CraziestGadgets ]

tikitag becomes touchatag, can now read QR Codes
gizmosforgeeks.com 3/29/2009 — tikitag, which was one of the new techs that we saw at CES , has changed their name to touchatag . More notably, touchatag now features the ability to read 2D barcodes (also known as QR Codes ). As a side note, we discovered this bit of news via ...

Apple again allows promo codes for mature-rated apps
appleinsider.com 7/27/2009 — In a move that is sure to please many developers, Apple has decided to again grant promotional codes to mature App Store software rated for ages 17 and up -- a distinction that still includes all browser-embedded apps.